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What did smoking addicts experience on psilocybin in a newly published study? Lead author Matthew W. Johnson explains: Addicts often had spiritual, visionary experiences or ones that evoked childhood wounds and suppressed emotional pain. In these expansive experiences, they often realized the absurdity of their addiction (“I’ve been masking... show more

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