Revamped ‘Magic Mushroom’ Bill Proposes Legal Psychedelic Therapy in California

Published on February 12, 2024

After a bill last year was vetoed by Gov. Gavin Newsom seeking to decriminalize “magic mushrooms,” Sen. Scott Wiener announced, in a press release, earlier this week a new version which would instead legalize the psychedelic drug for therapy. The previous bill was vetoed by the governor over a lack of specifics, such as dosing information and therapeutic guidelines, which the governor said is vital before decriminalization. According to medical research, in a controlled setting, the drug can treat traumatic brain injury, PTSD, and addictive personality traits. Mr. Wiener said the new bill, Senate Bill 1012, addresses the governor’s concerns. “We know psychedelic therapy saves lives, and safe and controlled access to these innovative treatments will be transformative for so many Californians seeking relief from mental health and addiction challenges,” he said in the press release....

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