
Guest Opinion: Mass Governor Proposes Study Of Psychedelic Treatments
As advocates call for legalization, HERO Act would study benefits for veterans
As advocates call for legalization, HERO Act would study benefits for veterans
An afternoon in the Arnold Arboretum with Bay Staters for Natural Medicine
Massachusetts doctors, parents, and law enforcement give presentation to lawmakers on need to decriminalize natural psychedelics
“This is a call to action for plant medicine advocates to share their powerful stories of healing and hope.”
“Massachusetts has decriminalized more cities than any other state, six, because we keep it real.”
“Most people can safely use ketamine, MDMA, and psilocybin at home … to capture the same benefits without these unfair prices.”
Legislation to decriminalize personal possession amounts of all controlled substances in favor of a health review for individuals who are in critical need
“Countless people find relief from these gifts of nature, and it’s ridiculous that arrest is even on the table.”
Legislation to end all criminal charges for possession, use, growing, and non-commercial sharing of two grams of pure psilocybin, DMT, ibogaine, and mescaline
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