The Psilocybin Revolution

A once-banned psychedelic is transforming modern medicine. The psychedelic revolution is underway. Understanding it is more important than believing in it.

For decades, psilocybin was dismissed as a dangerous hallucinogen. Today, researchers at Johns Hopkins, Imperial College London, and other leading institutions are investigating its potential to treat depression, addiction, and end-of-life anxiety.

But behind the extraordinary headlines lies a far more complicated story.

In The Psilocybin Revolution, Dr. Josh Harari explores the fascinating history, emerging science, remarkable personal experiences, and unanswered questions surrounding one of the most controversial substances in modern medicine.

Inside, you'll discover:

• The science: What psilocybin actually does to the brain—and what researchers still don't understand.


• The clinical evidence: What studies on depression, addiction, and anxiety really reveal.


• The microdosing debate: Why reported benefits may not match scientific findings.


• The hidden risks: Psychological dangers, medication interactions, and who should avoid psilocybin.


• The psychedelic experience: Why some people report profound transformation while others face lasting difficulties.


• The future of treatment: How regulation, accessibility, and commercial interests could shape psychedelic medicine.

From ancient mushroom ceremonies to groundbreaking clinical trials, Harari in this book offers something increasingly rare in the psychedelic debate: a balanced, evidence-based exploration of what we know, what we suspect, and what remains unanswered.

Pagine	79
Formato	[EU] Stampa bianco e nero - standard - 152x228 mm - Carta crema - Copertina opaca
Peso	115 gr.