Crowdfunded LSD Study Raises Double The Goal

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This project reached its goal before April 19, Help raise awareness for this campaign by sharing this widget. Simply paste the following HTML code most places on the web. This question has never been addressed before. In many respects how the brain works is still a mystery. We recently carried out a brainimaging study of the key ingredient in magic mushrooms, psilocybin. We suspect that LSD works in a similar way to psilocybin, but we will not know for certain until we have analysed the results of the brain imaging study. We have already scanned the patients and we are currently in the process of conducting the analysis. It is difficult to find funding for psychedelic research as the subject is surrounded by taboo, but we hope that there are many of you who will be excited to provide funding so that this fascinating and important research project can be completed. We think this is a very exciting project to support and one that requires further funding to be completed. This study will lead to further research on how LSD works in the brain and what may be its therapeutic potential. However, a new study would take several years before it reaches a stage in which we can share results. As this study has already started, we will be able to share the results with you later this year, which we think makes this a particularly interesting opportunity. We really appreciate your support! The images are a representation of the interconnectivity of the brain on placebo and psilocybin. When subjects were give psilocybin there were increased connections in the brain. We anticipate LSD will behave in a similar way to psilocybin. The image is a graphical representation of the increase in neurotransmitter activity in the brain of subjects given placebo versus those given psilocybin. Right, under the influence of psilocybin, diverse brain regions not normally in communication become strongly linked. The fascinating findings will be shared via an online seminar which you will receive the login details for. Questions can be asked prior to and during the seminar and the team will do their best to answer as many as possible. Tickets to an exclusive after-party to be held in London after the seminar and drinks. This will be an opportunity to meet other people who have supported the research and talk with them about the findings and have a few drinks! You will be one of the first people to know and understand the effects of LSD on the brain, how it works and what medical uses it could have. This will be arranged in coordination with the publication of the study. Dates are to be confirmed, but most likely the event will take place later this year, most likely in London. If there were demand for seminars in other locations, we would do our best to coordinate this. You will also receive a booklet clearly explaining and interpreting the findings. These images have never been seen before and will bring invaluable insight into the effects of LSD on the brain and its potential to treat mental health disorders. Y ou will also receive a booklet explaining the data from the study. All materials will be professionally designed. A brilliant opportunity to talk in depth with leading scientists on the effects of psychedelic drugs on the brain. The lunch will be held at Beckley Park in the summer. In addition to the lunch and afternoon you will receive one brain image on canvas, and two tickets to the presentation and the drinks reception. Here, he uses a range of brain imaging methods to explore the effects of drugs on the brain, the causes of addiction and other psychiatric disorders and to search for new treatments. He has published over original research articles, a similar number of reviews and books chapters, eight government reports on drugs and 28 books, including one for the general public, Drugs: He has been president of the British Association of Psychopharmacology and the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology. He broadcasts widely to the general public on radio and television. In , The Times Eureka science magazine voted him one of the most important figures in British science, and the only psychiatrist in the list. Yes, it is legal. We have specific eligibility criteria determining whether people can take part in our studies and these differ for the different studies we do. The simplest answer is that it would depend on the study and whether you meet the required entry criteria. We have filmed most of our participants in the LSD research. We feel it is important to collect this footage for the purpose of better understanding the phenomenology of the psychedelic experience and for keeping a record of what actually happens during each experiment. This research is expected to begin in the following months. We would like to say an extra special thank you to Ali Jennings and Georgina Cammalleri for their excellent work shooting the video for the campaign and the LSD research. Also includes the online seminar access. This will be an opportunity to meet other people who have supported the research as well as the scientists and talk with them about the findings and have a few drinks! Professor Nutt will be hosting an exciting presentation on his findings, you will be one of the first people to know and understand the effects of LSD on the brain, how it works and what medical uses it could have. This will be arranged in coordination with the publication of the study, dates to be confirmed but most likely the event will be later this year and will be in London. This is a relaxing way to end your night with drinks and an opportunity to talk to the research team, the subjects of the research and socialise with like-minded people and share thoughts on the research. Limited Edition Psychedelic print: These images have never been seen before and will bring invaluable insight into the effects of LSD on the brain and could open the gateways into aiding people suffering from mental health disorders. The images will incorporate the data from the study and will be professionally designed. They will be limited edition and each print will have a number. Limited Edition Early Bird Signed psychedelic print: For fans of the research team you will receive the above and the print will be signed by Professor Nutt, Amanda Feilding and Robin Carhart-Harris. Limited Edition Psychedelic print on canvas: These images have never been seen or taken before and will bring invaluable insight into the effects of LSD on the brain and could lead to insights into aiding people suffering from mental health disorders. This also includes two seminar tickets, tickets to the after party and the thank you postcard. Dinner party with the scientists: In addition to this delectable dinner you will receive the signed psychedelic prints, and two tickets to the presentation and the drinks reception. Lunch with the scientists: It is an opportunity to discuss the Beckley Foundation Psychedelic Research Programme with Prof Nutt, Amanda Feilding and Robin Carhart-Harris and for you to raise ideas you may have about potential future studies on the effects of psychedelic drugs on the brain. Register Lost your password? Humans should leave this blank. Share this campaign Embed a widget on your site. Why is it important to understand how psychedelics work in the brain? What are you trying to discover through this research? What could the results show? Brain images from the recent Psilocybin study that we conducted. This is one of the subjects being prepared to enter the MEG scanner. Beckley Park, Oxford, England. This Campaign has ended. No more pledges can be made.

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