OSU Awarded License to Grow Psilocybin Mushrooms for DEA Research
Research into psychedelics has increased significantly in the recent years, as we learn more about their beneficial properties. Before the psychedelic renaissance, trials on the effectiveness of psilocybin were conducted in the 1960s. However, research grinded to a halt following the classification of the drug as a Schedule I substance. The DEA recently awarded the Ohio State University a license to cultivate hallucinogenic mushrooms for research purposes. This license was awarded to OSU together with a mental health and wellness research and development company focused on psychedelics, Inner State Inc. This makes Ohio State the first university in the country…