• Psychedelics - assisted therapy in

    Idaho

    Despite the huge therapeutic potential, psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy is not part of standard medical care yet. Self-medicating with psychedelics can produce undesired results, but despite that, more and more people feel disappointed with the efficacy of the current treatments and they turn to risky, but potentially more beneficial psychedelic-assisted therapy. The goal of this guide is harm reduction for people, who decided to self-medicate, we don’t encourage possession or consumption of illicit substances even for therapeutic endeavours.

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Psychedelics – assisted psychotherapy in Idaho

Legal status of psychedelics in Idaho

Psychedelics are included in Schedule I, which contains drugs that have a high potential for abuse, along with having no medical use, or which are completely unsafe for medical use even with strict medical supervision.

Any person who is in possession of a controlled substance classified in Schedule I that is a narcotic drug or a controlled substance classified in Schedule II, is guilty of a felony and, upon conviction, may be imprisoned for not more than seven years, or fined not more than fifteen thousand dollars, or both.

Any person who is in possession of lysergic acid diethylamide is guilty of a felony and, upon conviction, may be imprisoned for not more than three years, or fined not more than five thousand dollars, or both.

The safest way to obtain psychedelics in Idaho

Psilocybin spores are illegal in Idaho. Festivals and concerts are the best places to go for psychedelics. The majority of the dealers can be recognized by their appearance and you can test the drugs in the harm reduction tent.  If you’re looking for the shrooms in the wild, don’t bother. You don’t have enough experience to stay alive, as shown by the fact that you are looking for information here. Shrooms lookalikes are deadly and much more popular than the good ones.

Organizations

Idaho Citizens Coalition

As other states warm up to legalizing marijuana or magic mushrooms, Idaho legislators are seeking another way to lock in the state’s anti-drug laws. State senators on Wednesday in a 24-11 vote approved a resolution that would make it more difficult to legalize pot or other psychoactive drugs in the future, by putting it in the state’s constitution. The amendment, Senate Joint Resolution 101, would make currently illicit drugs, including marijuana, illegal not just in the Idaho code but in the constitution. If the House approves it with a two-thirds vote, the amendment would be put to a vote on Idaho’s 2022 general election ballot.

The new provision of the constitution will prohibit “the manufacturing, manufacture, transportation, selling, delivery, dispensing, distribution, possession, or usage of a psychoactive drug” unless it is authorized by the FDA and lawfully prescribed.

Idaho is one of the roughest U.S. states when it comes to the legality of magic mushroom spores. Mushroom spores are available for purchase online, and they contain no psilocybin until they fruit into fully grown mushrooms. Despite this, Idaho classifies spores “capable of producing mushrooms that contain psilocybin” as Schedule I substances on their own.