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Proposed Arizona Bill Supports Psychedelic Mushroom Research

  • Arizona lawmakers introduced bipartisan House Bill 2486 in 2025 to allocate $30 million for research on psilocybin mushrooms’ effects on PTSD and other health issues.
  • The bill addresses the scarcity of existing therapies by allocating funds to research natural psilocybin, with a focus on including military service members, emergency personnel, and essential healthcare staff as participants under clinical oversight.
  • Researchers like Dr. Sue Sisley, licensed to grow organic mushrooms, emphasize that past studies focused on synthetic variants and that funding could yield better clinical insight.
  • Navy veteran Kendric Speagle emphasized the pressing need to create improved treatments, expressing optimism for safer, more affordable therapies that surpass current methods.
  • If enacted, the legislation could position Arizona at the forefront of global psilocybin clinical trials, potentially expanding treatment access for trauma survivors where current options fall short.
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The Marijuana Herald broke the news in on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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