There are already over 25 healing centers up and running.

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Testing found the bars contained psilocybin and intoxicating synthetic compounds, according to city officials.

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Infused candies are popular in the underground and personal-use spaces, but licensed healing centers aren't interested right now.

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Dante Liberato says LSD saved his first 100-miler. Now he’s building a community in Colorado Springs around psychedelics and extreme endurance.

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Colorado voters decriminalized the natural medicine in 2022. But that's just the start.

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This is an essential step towards natural medicine healing centers offering ibogaine as well as psilocybin

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Alexander Vucasovich was 20 when he was arrested for psilocybin possession, excluding him from Governor Polis's recent order pardoning psilocybin offenses

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It's always smart to learn the laws before enjoying a new take on the Rocky Mountain High.

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The move from Schedule I to Schedule II classification would open treatment options for terminally ill patients.

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The pardon granted to magic mushroom offenders in June said it only applied for those 21 and over at the time of their crime, but one person is pushing the Governor's office to do more.

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