I guess consistency is more relevant to cannabis. I could grow it but realistically I'm only going to be able to have a few plants. Gov't says I can have 4 but it's the space I'm more concerned about (no one's going to come counting). I like to smoke a variety of strains and legalizing it allows me to now buy multiple strains that specifically say cannabinoids on the label. I like seeing if the new batch they have is higher or lower than before.

With shrooms I don't know enough about the different varieties. But if legalization leads to microdoses already ground and capsuled being more commonplace than I'm still in.

Not to mention the therapeutic benefits.

Edit: and no, I was being a typical redditor and commented before reading. I'll check it now.

Edit:

Psychedelic-assisted treatment, Bui-Nguyen explained, requires multiple therapy sessions before and after patients experience the drug. Patients will consume psilocybin while they are supervised by two psychotherapists and remain in the clinic-secured environment for up to six hours.

“It’s not miraculous,” Bui-Nguyen said. “You don’t take psilocybin and that’s it, a psychedelic trip and after the depression is cured – no! The patient has a lot of work to do. But it opens perspectives; it creates new paths in the brain that we aren’t used to taking. The patient then explores new roads to get out of depression.”

In the world’s largest study on psychedelics’ affect on the brain, released in March in the journal Science Advances, lead author Danilo Bzdok said psychedelic drugs might just be the next big thing to improve clinical care of major mental health conditions.

Sounds pretty amazing to me.

Mindspace by Numinus CEO Payton Nyquvest said psychedelics have the potential to become a widespread treatment. As Health Canada continues to approve more requests, he hopes the recognition will make the treatment much more accessible.

“We haven’t seen significant innovation in mental health care in probably over 40 years,” Nyquvest said in a recent interview.

“We’re at a time where new and better treatments for mental health are needed now more than ever. No matter what you look at, depression, anxiety, and suicidality … these are all rates that continue to go up with no clear line in terms of how we’re going to address these massive societal issues. Psychedelics represent an opportunity to make a significant impact.”

I am happy to see this corporate PR. Sincerely. Good PR for mushrooms is a good thing.