Health-related behavioral changes following the use of psychedelics in naturalistic settings
This cross-sectional study (n=2,510) of US adults with psychedelic experience found that participants retrospectively reported widespread improvements in health behaviours including reduced alcohol (66%) and tobacco (49%) use, better dietary habits (49%), and decreased impulsivity (48-72%), with microdosers and frequent users showing greater positive changes.
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