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by jasonhansel
1383 days ago
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The issue is that your doctor can't write a prescription for the mushrooms themselves, so those aren't likely to become a mainstream treatment. The more likely outcome is that the industry will create a synthetic analogue of psilocybin, conduct the trials needed to get it FDA-approved as a depression treatment, and then market it widely, making it more readily available and widely known than psilocybin itself. This isn't necessarily a bad thing: such an analogue might (say) have fewer side effects or work more reliably. But it will result in the pharmaceutical industry getting the bulk of the profits. |
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