Mushroom Magic and the True Meaning of the 1960s

The Scientific American, never an outspoken advocate of psychedelics, reports that more than a year after 36 volunteers took their first clinically monitored trip on psilocybin, the active ingredient in so-called magic mushrooms, two thirds of the group gave the experience high marks for transcendental satisfaction, and credited it with increasing their well-being. The magazine cites research conducted at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, the first step of an effort to determine whether psilocybin has long-term influence on the brain—and
whether the reported mystical effects affect memory alone or stem from
other physiological changes.
Read more about mushrooms and your brain in the Scientific American.
Learn more, at long last, about the true meaning of the 1960s.