In a landmark move, California lawmakers have approved a bill to decriminalize psychedelics, including magic mushrooms.

Democratic senator, Cory Booker, and Republican Rand Paul collaborated on a new version of the “Right to Try” bill called the “Right To Try Clarification Act”. The Right to Try Clarification Act is a proposed law that would clarify the right of terminally ill patients to access experimental therapies, such as psychedelic-assisted therapy. This right is currently protected by a federal statute called the “Right to Try Act.”

Unlimited Sciences in collaboration with Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris, will conduct an observational research study with a group of primarily female immigrants and refugees who will participate in an Ayahuasca ceremony in the hopes that the experience will help them heal from prior trauma. The study will engage licensed therapists and psychologists who are experienced with psychedelic therapy and Integration

Today the hot news is that Ecstasy and psilocybin are shaking up psychiatry with psychedelic Therapy Schools Popping Up everywhere like little Magic Mushrooms! In addition to recently announced Hawaii, New Psychedelic Bills are being filed in Florida, Connecticut, Vermont and New Jersey, as the freedom of consciousness and natural medicine movement sweeps the globe.

The decriminalization of entheogenic plants in Ann Arbor has sparked a movement in Michigan, as the new Washtenaw County prosecutor Eli Savit, decides to stop prosecuting individuals that are in possession of psychedelic plants and fungi.