Colorado Considers Ibogaine as Next Regulated Psychedelic Medicine
Colorado is on the verge of becoming the first state to regulate ibogaine, a powerful plant derived psychedelic with promising applications.
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Colorado is on the verge of becoming the first state to regulate ibogaine, a powerful plant derived psychedelic with promising applications.
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Psychedelic-assisted therapy is advancing in Colorado with the state's first licensed healing center set to open by late April.
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A social justice attorney describes the differences between newly adopted psilocybin laws in Colorado and Oregon.
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“Yes, mushrooms are legal,” says Matt Brockmeier, attorney for Emerge, a leading psychedelic law firm. Sales, however, remain illegal.
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Mushrooms Have Arrived at Colorado’s State Capitol. Some psychedelic folks are scrambling to organize lobbying efforts after a lawmaker introduced a bill regulating the fungus. The proposed bill contains details about how the state would go about implementing the landmark Natural Medicine Health Act. The NMHA–also known as Prop 122–was passed in November 2022. It […]
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