DMT, short for N,N-dimethyltryptamine ... complete with encounters with mystical beings or entry into an all-encompassing “new realm”. Now, scientists might finally know why the chemical ...

Taking the hallucinogenic DMT is said to resemble a near death experience. ... But Anna wasn't dying, or even close to death, when she entered what she described as an alternate realm.

The subject came up after Kid Dynamite mentioned how Imperial College London’s Centre for Psychedelic Research is allegedly conducting trials with DMT — a potent psychedelic found in multiple ...

DMT was nicknamed “the spirit molecule” after Dr. Rick Strassman, who conducted a massive, U.S.-funded study on the drug from 1990 to 1995, released a famous book of the same title, describing ...

Potent psychedelic drug DMT makes the brain think it is dying, study finds Research shows hallucinogen found in traditional medicine ayahuasca produces similar feelings to those felt by people ...

People who take it commonly describe feeling that they transcend their body and enter another realm. Chris Timmermann and colleagues at Imperial College London gave DMT intravenously to 13 ...

DMT was more likely to be associated with feelings of "entering an unearthly realm", whereas the the near-death experiences brought stronger feelings of "coming to a point of no return".

It’s certainly looking that way, according to the first major study that’s putting DMT (N-dimethyltryptamine ... pretty notable breakthrough in the realm of using psychedelics as mental ...

DMT was more likely to be associated with feelings of 'entering an unearthly realm', whereas actual NDEs brought stronger feelings of 'coming to a point of no return'.