New research suggests that psilocybin shifts the brain from a relaxed state into a highly engaged pattern of rapid electrical activity. This measurable shift in brain waves provides evidence linking biological changes directly to subjective psychedelic experiences.
This study presents a preliminary stereological analysis of cortical structural changes in juvenile marmosets subjected to chronic stress and early ayahuasca exposure within a translational primate model of depression.
The deadly pathogen is adept at jumping between neurons, making it an ideal tracer to reveal how connections change after a dose of psilocybin in mice The post Rabies Virus Helps Map Psilocybin’s Brain Altering Effects appeared first on Nautilus .
