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Being in love is fun. But once the infatuation stage fades, those of us who want a long term relationship have to ascertain whether its actually a possibility. Realizing that youre not compatible with someone deep into a situationship is pretty shitty, and it can be very easy to ignore our intuition when the sex is great or the fun is all that matters. It can take months, or even years, to be really honest about our feelings and break free from relationships that arent serving us anymore.

This happened to me once, and it led to a psychedelics-assisted moment of clarity. I had been dating someone for months when I decided to go on a solo mushroom trip in my bedroom, because we were all in quarantine and I was feeling depressed. That trip changed the course of that relationship.

It all started with a water stain on my ceiling that began to dance, then rearranged itself into the form of a man who kind of resembled my partner. The walls began to close in on me. I spoke to the stain, which was really myself, and broke down. At some point during the three-hour trip, I realized I was very lonely in my relationship with a person who couldnt make me happy and that probably wasnt going to change. I broke up with him shortly after, and my mood improved almost overnight. That shroom-induced realization took me out of a months-long slump, giving me immense clarity and the courage to take charge of my romantic life.

Had I not sought solace in the shrooms, I know for a fact it would have taken me longer to realize I was in an unhappy relationship. And its not just me. It turns out Im one of many people who find relationship lucidity after taking recreational drugs. So what is it about psychedelics that seem to help so many of us clear up our murky relationship waters? I spoke with an expert to find out.

But first, a bit of background. Here, Ill use the term psychedelics as a stand-in for hallucinogens, which are drugs that affect neural circuits in the prefrontal cortex, or the part of the brain that regulates mood. There are many types of psychedelics, but the most common in recreational drugs tend to be LSD, DMT, and Psilocybin, the latter of which is found in shrooms and likely catalyzed my own revelation. Although research in this field is still relatively new, there are some signs that psychedelics can actually improve quality of life, especially for people with mood disorders like depression or PTSD. Bad trips can definitely happen especially if you take too much of a drug, the drug is laced, you dont hydrate, or youre in a negative environment but theres also a lot of exciting research out there about the potential health benefits of psychedelics.

But can those personal benefits change the way we relate to each other in intimate relationships? Less is known about this particular topic, but a 2016 Canadian study on the link between domestic violence and psychedelics, published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology offers some insight. Researchers at the University of British Columbia examined whether former inmates who took psychedelics were less likely to be violent toward their romantic partners than those who abstained. They found that 42% of inmates who did not take psychedelic drugs were arrested within six years for domestic battery after their release, compared to just 27% of those who had taken drugs such as LSD, psilocybin, and MDMA. One of the researchers, Peter Hendricks, had an interesting theory for why that was: One explanation is that [psychedelics] can transform people's lives by providing profoundly meaningful spiritual experiences that highlight what matters most," he said in a news release about the study.

This answer resonated with my own experience of taking shrooms and making big relationship decisions; maybe the drugs helped me prioritize my own happiness in a way I didnt know how to do in my everyday life. Buoyed by this take, I decided to interview Zachary Walsh, one of the studys authors and the co-director for the University of British Columbias Okanagan Centre for the Advancement of Psychological Science and Law, to find out if I was on the right path.

Walsh says his research suggests that psychedelics are great at helping us regulate our emotions by allowing us to notice feelings wed usually gloss over and channel them in a way thats consistent with our values. Its why he thinks inmates who previously struggled to regulate their emotional reactions were newly able to avoid engaging in intimate partner violence after they took psychedelics. In other words, theres a good chance that psychedelics help give us more clarity on situations before we act on them. I think [those realizations] may be about having a different relationship to your thoughts, Walsh says.

I initially thought my shroom trip gave me more insight on the person I was dating, but its more likely that the psychedelics just gave me more clarity on my own feelings. I was able to observe myself and my situation from a totally different vantage point, one that allowed me to access much more empathy toward myself and others. Before shrooms, I didnt know how to articulate my feelings: I was afraid of hurting my partner, and it felt inconvenient to break up when so much of our lives were intertwined. (Plus, I loved his apartment.) But the drugs helped me realize that no amount of comfort was ultimately worth that unhappiness and that the kindest thing I could do for my partner was to break up with him, rather than prolong a relationship I now knew was destined for failure.

Just as I was feeling really solid in this assessment, though, Walsh threw me a minor curveball, recapping an unpublished study hes currently working on that looked at couples who took psychedelics together. He says the preliminary results, which have not yet been peer-reviewed, suggest that couples actually grew closer and reported higher levels of willingness to compromise because, as Walsh explains, psychedelics might have helped give them insight into each others feelings. Meanwhile, the study participants who took psychedelics alone or didnt take psychedelics at all didnt seem to have tangible changes in their relationships, although its difficult to give a definitive reason why. I know there's a bit of a concern about the study, because it could be that people who are comfortable enough with each other to take psychedelics together already have a certain type of relationship, right? Walsh says. Its a chicken or egg question, but I think it's somewhat interesting when you compare it to other drugs, particularly alcohol, which is associated with worse relationship outcomes.

Perhaps I should have taken shrooms with my ex one last time before we broke up to really see if things were salvageable. Ill never know if it would have changed the outcome but regardless of what might have been, Im grateful for that trip I did take, because it helped me realize that things feel much scarier when they live inside our heads. It also taught me to trust my gut feeling about situations, whether or not Im high. Pursuing happiness, no matter how uncomfortable it can get, is a worthwhile endeavor and thats a lesson Ill carry with me in future relationships.

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Career brain researchers launch innovative drug development company to advance psychedelic therapies

INTRODUCING TESSELLATE

LAS VEGAS, July 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Meet Dr. Rochelle and Dr. Dustin Hines, the husband and wife team trailblazing the future of mental health therapeutics from their lab located at The University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV). Both armed with PhD's (University of British Columbia) and extensive post- doctoral training (Tufts University School of Medicine) in neuroscience, Dustin and Rochelle have worked at the interface of academia and industry over their combined 40 plus year careers.

Dustin and Rochelle operate 'The Hines Group Laboratory' at UNLV, a state of the art, fully staffed, pre-clinical research facility, and one of the most advanced and accredited psychedelic research facilities in the world. Rochelle holds a license from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, allowing for the handling of controlled substances for accredited research purposes. With the broad goal of advancing novel therapeutics, Dustin and Rochelle have worked on several industry sponsored research projects, and recently launched 'Tessellate', a next wave pharmaceutical company, to further the development and commercialization of novel therapeutics for an array of mental health conditions. Tessellate is working to advance the clinical applicability of psychedelics through rigorous, evidence-based discovery, with the goal of improving the efficacy and personalization of psychedelic therapies, while also mitigating the possible risks stemming from these therapeutics.

6 LIBRARIES IN DEVOLOPMENT INCLUDING 4 SETS OF MODULATORS

Tessellate has developed and rigorously tested multiple lead synthetic psychedelic molecules in the novel chemical space of substituted phenethylamines (PEA). Tessellate's PEA libraries consist of a total of 30 candidates in pre-clinical development for the treatment of major depressive disorder and PTSD. Dustin Hines commented that 'PEA psychedelics, which bear structural similarity to mescaline, are less explored in the psychedelic space and offer several possible advantages including increased specificity for the common target of psychedelics, known as the 5HT2A receptor.'

MODULATION A KEY TO EFFICACY

Tessellate's most valuable I.P. may involve it's unprecedented discoveries and insights into understanding the psychedelic experience, known as the "trip". Based on a deep understanding of the architecture of brain activity that underlies the trip, Tessellate has developed a sequence of four distinct classes of trip modulators, which can be taken during psychedelic administration, as well as before and after a therapeutic session, to 'modulate' both the patient experience as well as the therapeutic outcome. Paul Rosen, President of Tessellate, commented 'we perceive this as game changing technology and essential for the development of the entire psychedelic industry. Modulators address several concerns and anxieties that eligible patients may have regarding these disruptive therapeutic modalities. With one modulator a patient can access an offramp during a trip should they wish to stop. With another modulator a patient can remove the need to stop their current SSRI therapy before initiating psychedelic treatment. With a modulator taken pre trip the patient may enhance the efficacy of their trip, and with a modulator taken post trip the patient may solidify the psychoplastogen effects that psychedelics cause in the days following a trip, which Tessellates research has corroborated are when the long- term therapeutic benefits of psychedelics are most likely to occur'.

Tessellate is currently preparing to initiate Phase One clinical trials on its two current lead candidates, the novel PEA Tsl8 108 and the modulator Tsl8 303, while also continuing to advance preclinical validation of both its novel modulator libraries and additional PEA leads.

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Its 4 am. My roommate and I are tripping on LSD, still awake after trying three times to fall asleep. We toss and turn, and each time we come out of our rooms we are in sync. We wander into the hallway, stare at one another, and laugh. We are making pancakes, leaning in with our ears perched just above the frying pan listening to the sizzle. My roommate realizes how silly we look, Hopefully our roommates dont come out and see this, he says. They wouldnt understand. And all I can say is, I just want to come down. Maybe we should have tried magic mushrooms instead.

Many have started their psychedelic journey by dropping a tab of acid, very often adding cannabis to the trip. Acid is great, Ive personally laid tabs on numerous newcomers tongues. While LSD and marijuana have their place in the psychedelic scene, they are not as popular as they once were. In recent years there has been a noticeable trend away from cannabis and LSD towards our fungi friends. With recent decriminalization in places such as Denver, DC, and Seattle, psychedelic mushrooms have become easier to obtain. And with broad mainstream exposure through advocates like Michael Pollan, mushroom use is becoming de-stigmatized. For all of these reasons, magic mushrooms are quickly becoming the mainstream psychedelic of choice.

For many people the ingestion of THC causes feelings of elation, but for others it can cause anxiety and paranoia, my partner and myself included. In high doses THC can create psychedelic experiences, but many people also experience anxiety at this dose level. It is also possible to build up a tolerance to THC, so over time even the biggest bong hits might not get you high. But THC reacts with the endocannabinoid system in our brains, whereas classical psychedelics react with the serotonin receptors. So if marijuana doesnt agree with you, or if youve found yourself developing a tolerance, then maybe a classical psychedelic is worth a try.

LSD, often labeled as the most potent psychedelic of all, was discovered by chemist Albert Hofmann in the late 1930s. A friend and fellow psychonaut named Lorenzo has described his experiences as the most intense and some of the most meaningful in his psychedelic journey. His first foray in psychedelics was with the blotter, and Lorenzo initially enjoyed acid. The electric feeling drew him in, and he stayed for the beauty, music, and revelations. But ultimately that electric feeling lingering for twelve hours was too much, and the initial joyful energy turned into comedown blues. Hes had five experiences with acid and isnt sure when or if he will try it again. For many like him, the length of the trip and intensity can be a turn off. Now, instead of LSD, he enjoys a quiet mushroom trip about three times a year.

Another problem with LSD is that it is impossible to tell what substance might be on that blotter paper. Mitchell, another seasoned psychonaut, says he no longer partakes of LSD because of inconsistencies in batches. When handed a tab (or candy, or dropper bottle) he could never tell what substance he was taking or what the dose was. It can be difficult to know if what you are obtaining is LSD or an adjacent research chemical, and there can be huge discrepancies in dosage on blotters. A small amount of LSD goes a long way, and a little too much can make the difference between a good trip and a bad trip. When buying LSD it is always wise to go through a trusted source, but ultimately you can never be sure if what youre taking is pure.

Like many people these days, Lorenzo and Mitchell have made the switch from LSD to mushrooms. With mushrooms, they feel like they know what they are getting and can dose more accurately. While every fungi will contain different levels of psilocybin, there are steps one can take to ensure an accurate dose, such as grinding and encapsulating or making a tea. With LSD there is always the potential to take too much, even on a single tab of blotter paper. However, with mushrooms, you can dose lightly at first and then eat more to adjust the dose as you go. According to Lorenzo and Mitchell, LSD seems like an all or nothing scenario.

But not everyone agrees with this trend. Perry, who can frequently be found at bluegrass music festivals, has been an avid psychonaut for the past ten years. He is a recreational tab dropper who enjoys LSD for that same electric feeling and doesnt mind how long it lasts. For him, the duration is a benefit. He can enjoy live music for hours on end, take an all day hike, or just spend a relaxing day off exploring his mind. Though Perry remains loyal to LSD, he has also noticed the recent trend towards mushrooms.

Thanks to decriminalization efforts across the country, the general publics view on psilocybin mushrooms has been trending upwards. Closest to home for myself, Washington DC decriminalized psilocybin mushrooms with a whopping 76% percent of people voting in favor of the measure. This movement has caused a ripple effect with a resurgence of interest and greater availability of magic mushrooms within DC and the surrounding areas. And this mainstreaming effect has been showing up all over the country as more cities and states vote to become decriminalized mushroom zones. With new magic mushroom ballot measures popping up in different states every month, this trend is only going to continue.

Choosing which psychedelic is right for you can be difficult, but many people are making the switch to mushrooms. LSD can be hard to find, it can be a challenge to know exactly what you are taking, and many people just dont have the time to commit twelve hours to a psychedelic trip. In contrast, the general public seems to view mushrooms as a safer and gentler option for people who are curious to try it or are just starting out. This shift in public opinion combined with the effect of decriminalization movements has led to a great resurgence of interest in fungi. So while you may prefer one psychedelic over the other, there is no denying that magic mushrooms are rapidly becoming the preferred trip of the day.

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A few years ago, Rabbi Zac Kamenetz of Berkeley was a novice to psychedelic substances. But after a life-changing experience as a subject in a Johns Hopkins study of psychedelic experiences in clergy, hes now a leading voice in a growing movement to normalize the use of psychedelic substances such as psilocybin (aka magic mushrooms) in the practice of Jewish spirituality.

In 2019, he told J., Someday, I see a space, maybe in the East Bay, where people can have safe and supported psychedelic experiences individually, and then integrate those experiences in a community that is invested in the application of mystical experiences with other people. This is total science fiction because it doesnt exist.

It does now. Or at least, it will for a few days later this month. Kamenetz is seeking applicants to participate in a trial run of what such a space would look like the first Jewish psychedelic cannabis Shabbaton, to take place July 22-24 at Urban Adamah, the Jewish farm in Berkeley.

The Shabbaton is a program of Shefa, the organization Kamenetz founded in the early days of the pandemic to advocate for the use of psychedelics to heal personal and intergenerational trauma in the Jewish people.

Cannabis isnt usually thought of in the same category of psychedelics as LSD or psilocybin, but it does have the benefit of being legal in California.

There are questions of what is a psychedelic, Kamenetz told J. In this instance its a shorthand for not only the substance but the setting.

In psychedelic parlance, the setting refers to the physical and social environment in which an experience takes place.

The event will begin Friday night with Shabbat candle lighting and a breath work ceremony to ease people in, Kamenetz said. Working with breath can be psychedelic itself, mood and mind altering.

The participants up to 25 of them will then spend the rest of Shabbat together on Saturday. After Shabbat ends on Saturday evening, they will begin a cannabis ceremony that will last five to six hours. Its BYO weed, but Kamenetz and his collaborators who include experienced facilitators from the Center for Medicinal Mindfulness are offering suggestions of strains available from your local dispensary.

Were being thoughtful about this. Its not like just smoking a joint on your couch and watching TV, Kamenetz said. And afterward, on Sunday, people will start talking in groups about what they encountered and experienced. Were hoping that the Jewishness of the setting and the programming will have some impact or shift on peoples desire to make their psychedelic experience or life more Jewishly rich.

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CaaMTech will help carry on Dr. Alexander Shulgin's legacy by developing ASRI's novel compounds

Press Release - Jul 6, 2022 10:00 PDT

LAFAYETTE, Calif., July 6, 2022 (Newswire.com) - CaaMTech, Inc. and theAlexander Shulgin Research Institute, Inc. (ASRI) jointly announced an agreement today to carry out structural and chemical analyses of previously unreported compounds designed and synthesized by the late Dr. Alexander Shulgin.

ASRI is a psychedelics discovery, development, and educational organization dedicated to continuing and extending the work of Dr. Alexander "Sasha" Shulgin.Known as "the Godfather of psychedelics," Dr. Shulgin was a biochemist and pharmacologist known for his documented synthesis - and personal testing - of hundreds of novel psychoactive compounds. Alongside his wife Ann, Dr. Shulgin published "PiHKAL: A Chemical Love Story" in 1991 and "TiHKAL: The Continuation" in 1997 (Phenethylamines andTryptamines I Have Known and Loved, respectively) documenting his synthesis and testing of novel psychedelics. Dr. Shulgin's groundbreaking research into novel psychoactive compounds was foundational to psychedelic chemistry and the CaamTech-ASRI research collaboration is a continuation of that legacy.

Several hundred compounds, collectively known as theShulgin Vault, were created by Dr. Shulgin at his famed laboratory in Lafayette, California. Many of these compounds have not yet been characterized and some may have therapeutic value, although their effects remain unknown. As a first step, compounds will be transferred to CaaMTech to be crystallized and analyzed using X-ray crystallography to determine their crystal structures.

"We are excited to discover what surprises Dr. Shulgin has left behind for us," said Dr. Nicholas Cozzi, President and Co-Founder of ASRI. "We anticipate that some of these compounds will eventually be evaluated in humans for possible therapeutic benefits, while others may be useful as tools to deepen our understanding of neuropharmacology, brain function, and consciousness itself."

Dr. Shulgin was able to design, synthesize, and test hundreds of compounds in his lab in Lafayette, California, but he did not have the benefit of modern equipment, such as X-ray diffractometers. Since that time, X-ray crystallography has become the gold standard of chemical characterization. Compounds supplied by ASRI to CaaMTech under the agreement will be transferred to the Manke Lab at UMass Dartmouth where they will be purified to yield single crystals.The compounds will then undergo X-ray powder diffraction analysis to determine their crystal structures so that future research can be conducted with rigorously pure, well-characterized molecules.

"It is an honor for us to carry on Dr. Alexander Shulgin's legacy," said Dr. Andrew Chadeayne, CEO of CaaMTech. "The current state of this industry is possible only because we're standing on the shoulders of giants such as Alexander Shulgin."

About CaaMTechCaaMTech is the foremost drug discovery and lead optimization company focused on engineering psychedelic drugs that meet the standards of modern medicine. CaaMTech is improving the health and happiness of humankind by creating and optimizing psychedelic compounds and formulations through rigorous science and continuous innovation.

About ASRIASRI is a world center for conducting scientific research into the chemistry and pharmacology of psychedelic drugs. Research activities involvede novochemical synthesis, natural product isolation, and basic chemical and pharmacological testing of newly discovered substances.

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CaaMTech Collaborates With the Alexander Shulgin Research Institute to Study Shulgin Compounds - Newswire

Vancouver, B.C., July 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Origin Therapeutics Holdings Inc. (CSE:ORIG) (the Company or Origin Therapeutics), an actively managed, psychedelics industry-focused investment issuer, is pleased to announce that it has added Clairvoyant Therapeutics (Clairvoyant) to its portfolio.

Clairvoyant is a Canadian biotech company developing psychedelic drug therapy with a focus on treatments for addiction and the clinical validation of psilocybin in the E.U., the U.K., and Canada. It is proceeding with a Health Canada-approved Phase 2 clinical trial for the clinical validation of psilocybin for the treatment of alcohol use disorder (AUD). This randomized, controlled, clinical trial will evaluate the safety and efficacy of a 25mg synthetic psilocybin capsule versus placebo, delivered in conjunction with Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET).

Fifteen clinical trial sites are planned for Clairvoyants Phase 2 clinical trial. The first site in Canada was initiated in June. Regulatory submissions have also been submitted in the E.U. for Clairvoyant to initiate clinical trial sites.

Psychedelic medicine delivered in conjunction with therapy has been demonstrated by compelling clinical research to have potentially profound positive effects on those suffering from substance use disorders, said Alexander Somjen, CEO of Origin Therapeutics. Clairvoyant has a unique speed-to-market strategy for psilocybin therapy and an experienced drug development team. We believe that Clairvoyant makes an excellent addition to our portfolio.

According to the World Health Organization, 283 million1 people aged 15 years and older live with AUD, accounting for 5.1% of the global adult population. Alcohol dependence, the most severe form of AUD, affects 2.6% of the worlds adults, or 144 million people. The economic, healthcare, and social costs associated with alcohol in Canada alone in 2014 were estimated at $14.6B.2 Alcohol use disorder is a serious medical condition for which novel therapies are urgently needed.

We are in the midst of a substance abuse crisis, and psychedelic therapies have the potential to provide patients with a new therapeutic intervention rather than having those patients be limited to options that often do not work or that may have unpleasant side effects, said Damian Kettlewell, CEO of Clairvoyant. We are pleased to be working with the Origin Therapeutics team to drive our vision forward.

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About Clairvoyant Therapeutics

Clairvoyant Therapeutics is a Canadian biotechnology company changing the face of psychedelic therapy with a speed-to-market clinical strategy designed to enable psilocybin therapy in the E.U., the U.K., and Canada to treat patients living with Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) beginning in 2026. The companys exceptional team, with a proven clinical track record and deep drug development experience, has made Clairvoyant the most advanced company globally developing psilocybin therapy for the treatment of AUD. Clairvoyant is committed to meeting the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose and is a pending B Corporation Certification. Clairvoyant is a member of Life Science BC and Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO).

Learn more at http://www.clairvoyantrx.com and follow the Company on LinkedIn and Twitter.

About Origin Therapeutics

Origin Therapeutics Holdings Inc (CSE:ORIG) (the Company or Origin Therapeutics) is an actively managed investment issuer focused on making equity investments in psychedelics industry-related companies to provide investors with diverse exposure to the sector. The Company, led by a team of industry experts, leverages its management expertise, professional network, and due diligence process to identify and invest in leading and emerging companies focused on the emerging psychedelics sector.

Learn more at http://www.originpsychedelics.com and follow the Company on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram

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1 World Health Organization. Global alcohol action plan 2022-2030 to strengthen implementation of the Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol. First Draft. June 2021 2 BC Centre for Substance Abuse. Provincial Guideline for the Clinical Management of High-Risk Drinking and Alcohol Use Disorder December 2019

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