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This is of interest to me because my wife is disabled by chronic refractory migraine, a close relation to cluster headaches. Stories like this http://news.sci

This is of interest to me because my wife is disabled by chronic refractory migraine, a close relation to cluster headaches. Stories like this http://news.sciencemag.org/brain-behavior/2011/06/lsd-alleviates-suicide-headaches http://news.sciencemag.org/brain-behavior/2011/06/lsd-allevi... make me deeply regret the current political/conceptual barriers to research on psychotropic compounds. I think we're missing opportunities to help quite a lot of people.

contingencies 12y ago
Sorry to hear that. AFAIK it's legal in most places to buy spores and grow your own, and dosage is relatively easy to control. Maybe time for a mycoculture project?
- llllllllllll 12y ago
  It's legal in the US (in all but three states I believe), because the spores do not contain psylocin/psylocybin. Once you start to grow them though, you could be charged with possession of a controlled substance. Don't let that stop you though GP! It's a fun project and very satisfying to see your mushrooms finally sprouting up after a month or two of work. The risk of getting caught is low, and even if you somehow did, it would probably still be worth the penalty if they have a positive effect on your wife's headaches!