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The Colorado Department of Revenue released the final regulations of the state’s medical psilocybin programs, which was approved by voters. Officials expect that psychedelic treatment centers will open in the next year, either late spring or early Summer. The Aspen Times reports.

In 2022, Colorado voters In 2023, Governor Jared Polis (D) will sign a ballot initiative that calls for the legalization psilocybin in medical and personal uses. Jared Polis Sign the bill The Colorado legislature passed legislation to implement reforms approved by voters. Colorado’s psychedelics The program will be the U.S.’s second medical psilocybin-based program after Oregon launched its program Early this year.

The final The report stated that there are two sets of rules. One is from the Department of Regulatory Agencies, which covers the training and licensing of psychedelic therapies facilitators, and the other from the Department of Revenue, which covers licensing procedures for businesses participating in this program, such as treatment centers, cultivators and manufacturers, and testing laboratories.

Tasia Poinsatte is the director of the Healing Advocacy Fund, a nonprofit that advocates for safe, affordable, state-regulated access psychedelic medicine. She said the program will be completely different than the state’s medical marijuana industry.

“This isn’t a dispensary, and we won’t allow any retail sales.” Nobody will buy psilocybin and then take them without the therapeutic and supervised structure. It’s a fundamentally new approach compared to what we’ve seen in the past with marijuana. It’s geared more towards mental health.” –Tasia POINSATTE, director of Colorado’s Healing Advocacy Fund, via The Aspen Times

Researchers have found that psychedelics such as psilocybin or MDMA can be effective in treating depression and post-traumatic disorder (PTSD) even when treatment is not working. A study conducted in June found that older people who have used psychedelics are more likely to display symptoms of PTSD and depression. Better cognitive function There are fewer symptoms of depression.

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