Companies looking to offer psychedelic drug therapy coverage for employees: report
Don Lemon,Elon Musk,FDA,Google,Mental Health,Oregon,Prescription Drugs,Psychedelics,Silicon Valley,Culture
A growing number of companies are exploring the possibility of offering psychedelic drug therapy for their employees as a cost-saving and effective means of mental health treatment, according to a report. Recent research has shown that well-known party-drugs like MDMA [ecstasy], psilocybin [“magic” mushrooms] and ketamine — which has been legalized for medicinal use — are useful alternatives to treating a slew of mental health issues including depression, anxiety and PTSD. Jorge Yant, founder of Plexis Healthcare Systems, told The Wall Street Journal that he has started offering psychedelic-assisted therapy...
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