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Psilocybin mushroom stewardship: A qualitative inquiry into practices and priorities of “underground” psilocybin mushroom practitioners

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Journal: Journal of Psychedelic Studies
Date: 2025-02-05
Source: OpenAlex
DOI: 10.1556/2054.2025.00375
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Shannon Hughes Lucia Terpak Reilly Capps Pam Peters Nicole Lilly Dylan Rivard

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psilocybin Depression Anxiety Addiction OCD Receptor Pharmacology Personality Change Mystical Experience Safety Qualitative Study

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Naturally Derived Psilocybin for Therapeutic Use: A Six-Criterion Framework for Evidence, Safety, and Benefit-Risk Considerations in Policy and Clinical Development2026-07-03 Psilocybin mushroom stewardship: A qualitative inquiry into practices and priorities of “underground” psilocybin mushroom practitioners2025-02-05

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