Illinois lawmakers propose legalizing ‘magic mushrooms’ for therapies – Center Square

Senate Bill 3695 would legalize psilocybin, sometimes call "magic mushrooms," for medical therapies and treatment for people suffering from a variety of disorders, including PTSD, depression and anxiety.  The Compassionate Use and Research of Entheogens Act, or CURE Act, would keep psychedelic mushrooms illegal for recreational purposes.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

I’m still waiting on the legal brothel in Bowmanville. Let’s put some some of these Venezuelan gals to work doing jobs Americans won’t!

chris
2 years ago

THEY SAY …..WHEN HIGH THE PAIN IS LESS………LOL

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

And you think it’s bad now with hit and run driving, people acting out in public to the point of calling the police, etc? Wait until this latest progressive/socialist/ Dem experiment kicks in.

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