REMAP BLOG

Supporting research continuing to emerge

Supporting research continuing to emerge

There have been some interesting trendlines emerging in research into psychedelics and their mechanisms of action. These trends mirror our own research into psychedelics and pain, as well as our experience in the NYU psilocybin trial for major depressive disorder.
Why Did Psychedelics Relieve My Chronic Pain?

Why Did Psychedelics Relieve My Chronic Pain?

In part 2 of the article, “Surprising Results: Psilocybin Trial for Depression Alleviates Chronic Pain,” the disappearance of Court’s chronic pain leads to a new understanding of cortical remapping, mirror box therapy, and how science can treat phantom limb pain.
End of Year Psychedelic Research Review: Study #2

End of Year Psychedelic Research Review: Study #2

As 2021 is wrapping up into another Covid-winter(!), we thought it would be good to finish the year with a daily review of progress in psychedelic research these past 12 months and related matters, with our particular emphasis on their application to pain states.
Small MDMA Trial Shows Promise for Chronic Pain

Small MDMA Trial Shows Promise for Chronic Pain

In a recent presentation Wavepaths , I mentioned at the end some very interesting data involving chronic pain and psychedelics that I recently heard on the Psychedelics Today podcast (where I first heard an interview with Mendel Kaelen(!).
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