The researchers recruited 29 religious leaders from various faiths and administered psilocybin in a controlled setting.
Of the 24 participants who completed both dosing sessions, 96 % ranked the experience among the five most spiritually significant moments of their lives.
Additionally, 71 % reported an increased appreciation for religions other than their own.
Scientists warn that some strains of sexually transmitted diarrhea are “close to untreatable.”
The study recruited 29 religious leaders; 24 completed both sessions.
96 % of completers ranked the experience among the five most spiritually significant events of their lives.
71 % reported increased appreciation for religions other than their own.
I captured an alert from @Polymarket on 2026-10-08 warning that scientists are increasingly concerned about a sexually transmitted diarrhea that is rapidly developing antibiotic resistance, with some infections described as “close to untreatable.”