Jan 14, 2021
In the recent past, psychedelics have moved into mainstream media, which has revealed a lot about the potential benefits various psychedelics such as LSD, MDMA, ketamine and psilocybin possess. In the United States, the state of Oregon became the first state in the country to allow the therapeutic use of psychedelic mushrooms while also decriminalizing psilocybin in the state. Voters in Washington, DC, also approved a ballot measure to decriminalize the use of hallucinogenic mushrooms during the November elections.
While this is progress, the aforementioned psychedelic drugs and other psychedelic substances are still illegal in the country and in many other nations around the world. This is why psychedelic retreats have become so popular, especially in jurisdictions…
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