California Republican Assemblyman Thurston “Smitty” Smith wants to turn the clock back to Reefer Madness.
On January 5, 2022 with a reversal of a “2013 Health Canada policy that prevented “a letter of authorization for a new drug that is or that contains a restricted drug” the floodgates opened for psychedelic drug development companies with Health Canada’s Special Access Program (SAP)
For those readers who are just tuning in to the psychedelic renaissance or for those who need a refresher it is not surprising news to seasoned psychonauts that these powerful medicines have curative properties.
Gary Chambers Jr. has the right idea. He’s inhaling for all the world to see. None of this I did not inhale. Obama was more open about it and honest enough to admit inhaling was the point.
I begin my second article of 2022 taking stock of who in the psychedelic world has already claimed their piece of history.
A new year marks a turn of a page and in many cases that turn of a page can make a difference for many. In California that change of year now means The Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) is accepting equity fee waivers from businesses that meet certain eligibility standards.
Governor Newsom signed a mammoth 770 new laws in 2021 and although some will not take effect on Day 1 like mandating mental health instruction in schools or requiring gender-neutral toy sections in stores, most will.
In their spare time from covid-19 vaccine development Pfizer has joined some fellow Big Pharma companies and thrown their money into the cannabis industry…
All this change in policy can’t seem to happen fast enough because there has been a shift toward recreational drug users taking microdoses of LSD and mushrooms to improve their wellbeing and mental health during the pandemic.
If Christmas is the time of year for good news and miracles then good news is around the corner for cannabis social equity businesses and federal inmates released to home confinement during the pandemic.