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PSYCH: The Psychedelics as Medicine Report 2nd Edition

Medical psychedelics are rapidly disrupting the way we view modern healthcare. Once the darling of the medical community, medical psychedelics are experiencing a renaissance, pushing forward the frontiers of healthcare innovation.

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  • Published 2022

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Medical psychedelics are rapidly disrupting the way we view modern healthcare. Once the darling of the medical community, medical psychedelics are experiencing a renaissance, pushing forward the frontiers of healthcare innovation. It combines PP’s proprietary market sizing with regulatory analysis, giving investors and corporates a single, citable reference — delivered digitally, licensed for internal use, and backed by the analysts who built the numbers.

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  1. 01Report Overview
  2. 02Consumer Attitudes
  3. 03Health & Science
  4. 04Industry Voices
  5. 05Legal Landscape
  6. 06The Medicines (Deep Dives)

Inside this edition

Overview

This report on psychedelics as medicine, brought to you by Prohibition Partners, is an industry first, profiling all major psychedelic drugs, both naturally derived plant-basedvarieties (entheogens) such as psilocybin, ibogaine, ayahuasca and mescaline, alongwith those synthetically manufactured in laboratory settings, such as LSD (lysergicacid diethylamide), ketamine and MDMA (Methylenedioxymethamphetamine). The psychedelics profiled here share many features in common, most notably theirhallucinogenic properties and their ability to alter levels of serotonin activity (a neurotransmitter) in the brain. Once the darling of the medical community, psychedelics fell out of favour when theywere adopted by the ‘hippie’ counterculture of the 1960s. Their status as illicit substances was then codified in the Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971. In 2020, however, psychedelics are experiencing a radical renaissance. Our report identifies the changing legal and regulatory frameworks within which psychedelics are currently controlled. It provides expert analysis of the overwhelming evidence from advanced clinical trials, which supports the potential of each of the psychedelics profiled to disrupt conventional treatments for a wide array of debilitating mental health conditions, affecting hundreds of millions of people worldwide. Finally, it offers key insights into the extraordinary opportunities that psychedelics will present to early movers in this nascent industry, including interviews with pioneeringexperts already operating in the therapeutic psychedelics space. Market Value

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Investors & analysts

Defensible sizing and forecasts to underwrite the thesis.

Corporate strategy & FMCG

Opportunity sizing and entry routes across key markets.

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