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Results of this ongoing study at New York University that has involved 12 patients given 0.3mg/kg of psilocybin. Study goal is 32 patients. Patients received 9 months of psychotherapy as well as psilocybin.
· all subjects experienced rapid clinical improvement (Psychiatric)
· there was significant reduction or resolution of death anxiety
· there was a decrease in depression/anxiety in general
· patients became more spiritual/philosophical and more connected with others
· they reported feeling interconnected with other forms of energy and that their consciousness was a part of a larger consciousness
· they felt connected to transcendental forces and a sense of sacredness
Dr. Anthony Bossis stated "Every patient I've worked with says the drug has allowed them to live more fully in the present, to be less concerned with yesterday and tomorrow and whether tomorrow will bring more suffering."
"One patient, now deceased, said he realized that consciousness doesn't end, it doesn't die, it continuous and that his body is one aspect of life, that physical death is part of the life experience, but there is a broader continuum."
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