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Amanda Siebert

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Personal Trainer | 2x Author | Former Journalist | Jiu Jitsu purple belt | Mennonite | “Do no harm, take no shit"
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“It Was Exactly What I Needed - Until I Was Arrested For Growing It”: Former Nurse Avoids 10-Year Prison Sentence For Microdosing Psilocybin

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By Amanda Siebert
| Psychedelics Today
In July 2022, a story sent shockwaves through the psychedelic community: an Indiana nurse and mother of five was about to be sentenced to 10 years in prison for growing mushrooms after she’d learned that microdosing psilocybin might improve her 20-year struggle with treatment-resistant depression. Jessica Thornton (who now goes by Jessica Fitzmaurice) was charged with two felonies: dealing a scheduled substance and child endangerment.
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The Differences Between Colorado and Oregon's Psilocybin Laws

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By Amanda Siebert
| HealingMaps
By Colorado oregon psilocybin Psilocybin Articles psilocybin laws psilocybin mushrooms It’s an exciting time for psilocybin laws changing in America: On January 1, Oregon became the first state to legalize the adult use of psilocybin and will soon allow for dedicated psilocybin healing centers. Then, on January 4, psilocybin and other psychedelic drugs were effectively decriminalized in the state of Colorado following a November 2022 ballot initiative.
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Kentucky Summit To Explore Ibogaine Treatment For Opioid Use Disorder

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By Amanda Siebert
| Forbes Verified
Although it seems an unlikely place to study a psychedelic drug, the state of Kentucky could be the first to fund research into ibogaine. At the end of the month, a summit in La Grange will offer Kentuckians a chance to learn about it and other potential “breakthrough” treatments for opioid use disorder.
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