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A Johns Hopkins trial participant just said what the psychedelic field doesn't want to hear. The drug isn't the treatment. Community, guidance, and integration are.

A UCL study put a Tibetan lama with 54,000 hours of meditation in a brain scanner and gave him 5-MeO-DMT. The low dose didn't produce a mini-trip — it produced the same brain state as his advanced meditation practice.

A new study found that non-psilocybin/LSD psychedelics like 5-MeO-DMT are 4x more likely to trigger major life changes. Here's what the data actually says — and what it means for integration.

Last August, researchers at University College London published something remarkable in Cell Reports: the first peer-reviewed study showing exactly what happens in the human brain during a 5-MeO-DMT experience. Twenty-nine participants. High-density EEG. Rigorous methodology. The world's most powerful psychedelic, finally getting the institutional science it deserved. But this didn't come out of nowhere. For a decade before Cell Reports would touch this compound, independent

Dr. James Fadiman pioneered modern microdosing research and developed the most widely-used protocol. Here's everything you need to know to get started.

The first brain imaging study of the world's most powerful psychedelic reveals why people describe the experience as 'the void' - and why consciousness doesn't disappear even when everything else does.

DJ Shipley spent 17 years in the Navy SEAL Teams. He did not plan to leave. When he did, everything fell apart. "I didn't know who I was anymore," he says in the Netflix documentary In Waves and War. "The mission was gone. The team was gone. The structure that gave me direction disappeared overnight." The film follows Shipley and two other former SEALs, Marcus Capone and Matty Roberts, as they confront what years of combat did to them. Depression. Rage. Isolation. Traumatic b

People who have experienced 5-MeO-DMT struggle to describe it. "The void." "Ego death." "Becoming everything and nothing." These descriptions sound mystical, possibly exaggerated. A study from University College London just captured what actually happens inside the brain during these experiences. It is unlike anything researchers have recorded before. The study Published in Cell Reports in August 2025, this research is the first to capture real-time brain activity during a 5-

A rigorous new clinical trial found LSD microdosing performed worse than caffeine for depression. What does this mean for microdosers—and how does it differ from full-dose psychedelic experiences?

Embarking on a journey of personal growth through psychedelic experiences can be deeply transformative. Yet, the real magic happens when we integrate those experiences into our daily lives. Integration coaching offers a supportive path to help you make sense of your insights, apply them meaningfully, and foster lasting growth. I’m excited to share some effective techniques that have helped many people like you turn profound moments into ongoing transformation. Understanding P

A simple tool to track your microdosing journey - because 'is it working?' deserves a real answer.

A look at the 2025 RAND Psychedelics Survey and what it means for the integration community

A groundbreaking psychedelic therapy demonstrates rapid, sustained relief for those who haven't found help elsewhere.

Seven years ago, psychedelic researcher Martin Ball sat in a lab with electrodes on his head and inhaled 5-MeO-DMT. Neuroscientist Jeff Tarrant recorded what happened to his brain in real time. The result was one of the first detailed EEG maps of this compound's effects. Since then, the research has expanded dramatically. Here is what we have learned. The original study Tarrant used a 19-channel electrode cap to capture Ball's brain activity during the experience. The data sh

On April 19, 1943, Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann deliberately swallowed 250 micrograms of a compound he had synthesized five years earlier and mostly forgotten. Within an hour, he could barely speak. He asked his lab assistant to take him home. Wartime fuel restrictions meant they had to bicycle. That ride became one of the strangest journeys in scientific history. The backstory Hofmann first synthesized LSD-25 in 1938 at Sandoz Pharmaceutical Company in Basel, Switzerland. He