Unfortunately, all they really accomplished was scaring the crap out of 'the authorities', who subsequently made all psychedelics illegal. Thus all the therapeutic potential of the drugs, which had already been studied for over a decade previously, ground to a screeching halt. Scientists could no longer get access to these promising substances.
Today we seem to be witnessing a cautious renaissance of study on psychedelics. Government regulators have been loosening restrictions on researchers who have taken up where their forefathers in the 50s left off. Scientists at well-respected institutions such as Johns Hopkins University have been investigating the benefits of psilocybin on those dying from cancer, for example.
Preliminary results of psychedelic research are showing benefits in cases of crippling depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder and addictions. There is the potential that the substances could benefit many other conditions as well.
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It helps with depression, compulsive disorders, rewiring the brain after head injuries and Alzheimers, etc.
But NO! Our government 'cares so much for us' that
a) it first claimed that any psychoactive effects were pure placebo effect.
b) CIA sent Mr. X to mexico who proved otherwise.
c) Searle? isolated the critical compounds - and then, it was used by the CIA et al. in their brain torture/manchurian candidate experiments, AND made certain that it got classified as medically ineffected/dangerous and placed on Sched. I, with LSD, Pot, et al.
R.C.