Hawaii will soon be more than just Paradise. It may also be a harp for psychedelic therapy.

The new state initiative aims to officially make psilocybin, a hallucinogenic compound in certain mushroom. The new bill was introduced by Senate Democrats Stanley Chang, Laura Clint Acasio, Les Ihara Jr., and Maile Shimabukuro.

If approved

  • The Department of
  • Health in Hawaii will
  • Establish “selected psilocybin
  • And psilocyn treatment centers

The Act will also remove items from the national list of regulated items in Schedule.

The proposed rate comes less than a year after Aloha State saw legislation Coyotes Stanley Park to authorize mental mushroom research. There are currently a number of studies around the world that view psilocybin as an effective treatment for a range of mental health problems. In particular, psilocybin shows potential in treating patients diagnosed with drug-resistant depression.

If approved, this initiative

Will also see the creation of a seven-person review panel aimed at assessing policy change.

The move comes after similar announcements were made by California and Florida lawmakers. Last November, voters in the state capital and Oregon voted against the mentally ill. Oregon was also the first country to officially launch psilocybin treatment. It will now improve the quality of treatment and treatment certification.

A Canadian company

Dealing with psilocybin truffles was introduced to the global market. Red Light Holland Corp. (CSE: TRIP) is committed to expanding the use of psychedelic products in both entertainment and therapy.

In December, a company in Ontario announced the acquisition of Mera Life Sciences. Mera Life has a few psychedelic licenses in the Caribbean. The company plans to use Mera’s St. Vincent and the Grenadines to form a phase of https://thegaiavoice.com research and development. That business will explore new clinical applications for a variety of plant-based psychedelics.

The purchase

Of Mera and its coveted licenses will allow Red Light Holland to research and develop a psychedelic product, grow, extract and process, and export not only Psilocybin, but also compounds such as Ayahuasca, MDMA, DMT, Peyote, Ketamine. and many other native plants, ”said Todd Shapiro, CEO and Director of Red Light Holland, in a press release.

“We want to work closely with countries that wish to develop herbal and fungicides – Coyotes Stanley Park medical clinics, and we now understand that St. Vincent and the Grenadines are sharing our vision.” Red Light Holland will work with Vinceniti organizations to introduce psychedelic combinations.