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Insider pored through 158 names to come up with our inaugural list of The Most Influential Women in Psychedelics.

"The detachment had already happened in my mind ... It's no longer my arm. As I picked up the knife, I was very cool and collected."

And other stories from the stranger side of life

Amanda Feilding, 78, is on a mission to explore the new frontier of pharmaceutical research: the health benefits of psychedelic substances

New York, NY (PRWEB) June 11, 2021 -- Today, Journey Clinical announced the public launch of its first-of-its-kind ketamine prescribing service for

5-MeO-DMT is a potent and fast-acting psychedelic, which is naturally produced by the Sonoran Desert toad as well as some species of plants. ...

The singer and model, 33, who lives in LA, took to Instagram to share a picture of daughter Wilde Jessie Furze, who was born on 21st May.

Profile: since leaving Kensington and Chelsea, Feilding-Mellen has become the director of ‘psychedelic venture studio’ Rock Feilding-Mellen was treated to dinners and entertainment by property lobbyists while in charge of housing at Kensington and Chelsea council. Photograph: Richard Gardner/Rex/Shutterstock Rock Feilding-Mellen was treated to dinners and entertainment by property lobbyists while in charge of housing at Kensington and Chelsea council. Photograph: Richard Gardner/Rex/Shut...

Share Matching his wife,  Robbie opted for a black coat with a fur collar as her enjoyed lunch in the brisk London spring. Lady Mary modelled for the likes of Tatler, Vanity Fair, Vogue and Love, and is now best known as a DJ and member of electronic rock band The Big Pink.  The singer and model, 33, showed off her pink hair as she wrapped up warm for a spot of al fresco dining at celeb haunt Scotts in Mayfair, west London. Looking relaxed and make-up free, the DJ daughter of James Charteris,...

The portrait taken with her pigeon Birdie just after the procedure In 1970, Amanda Feilding caused a furore after drilling a hole into her own skull (yes, really!). After decades of being dismissed as an oddball, her belief in the benefits of psychedelic drugs is suddenly being taken seriously   I am not really in love with ketamine,’ states Amanda Feilding, the Countess of Wemyss and March. It’s a rather startling revelation for a 78-year-old woman of impeccable manners who looks as thou...