The Department of Regulatory Agencies warned lawmakers in January that it is not prepared to handle the passage of Proposition 122, saying it has no idea what to do with psilocybin
Proposition 122
Colorado becomes second state to legalize “magic mushrooms”
Proposition 122, which passed by an extremely thin margin, would allow healing centers where people could consume psilocybin mushrooms
Colorado voters divided on proposal to legalize “magic mushrooms,” other natural psychedelic drugs
Proposition 122, which would allow healing centers where people could consume psilocybin mushrooms, was split 51% to 49%
Zornio: Benefits of magic mushrooms in Proposition 122 likely outweigh the risks
Despite poor ballot language for Colorado’s Prop. 122, science and historical context provide enough evidence to pursue therapeutic psilocybin
Opinion: Mushrooms are not ready to be medicine
Take a look at the fine print in — and the money behind — Proposition 122.
Proposition 122: Colorado voters will decide whether to legalize the possession and use of magic mushrooms
The measure would allow for the creation of natural medicine healing centers where people could use psychedelic mushrooms. There are some unexpected critics.
Opinion: A psychoactive substance helped me beat heroin. Proposition 122 would give others that hope
Regulated use of plant-derived psychedelics has promise for treating difficult mental health conditions
Millions pour into Colorado’s 2022 booze ballot measure battle
Wine in Grocery Stores raised most of the cash, at roughly $7.5 million