The new legislation would include psychedelics like 'magic mushrooms'.
access to these promising plant medicines," said Senator Scott Wiener. "SB 58 has prudent safeguards in place after we incorporated feedback from three years of deep engagement with a broad array of stakeholders. We know these substances are not addictive, and they show tremendous promise in treating many of the most intractable conditions driving our nation’s mental health crisis. It’s time to stop criminalizing people who use psychedelics for healing or personal well-being.
related to psychedelic use as reasons to halt the bill. They are urging state senators to block the legislation until clear safety measures can be implemented.
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