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Michael Winkelman
and Ben Sessa, Editors
Advances in Psychedelic Medicine
Acknowledgments ix
Index 000
The editors would like to thank our contributors for their work in bring-
ing to you a state-of-the-art understanding of the potential for the imme-
diate therapeutic applications of psychedelics. The editors thank Tom
Roberts for his perspicacity in recommending that Ben Sessa join the
project when he was committed to other publications. We also thank
Praeger/ABC-CLIO acquisitions editor Debbie Carvalko for her persis-
tence in asking for a sequel to Psychedelic Medicine: Volumes 1 and 2. We
would also like to acknowledge the contributions of Arnold E. Ruoho,
Nicholas Cuzzi, and Charles Nichols as reviewers. Thanks also to Cindy
Winkelman for assistance in formatting the manuscript.
Dedication
This book is dedicated to the psychedelic scientist, the psyche-
delic explorer, the secret researcher, the daring therapist, the rebellious
patients, and all of humanity that is willing to open their eyes to evidence-
based science regarding psychedelics, and also to reclaiming a spiritual
and therapeutic heritage of humanity. Psychedelics have languished for
too long under the oppression of inquisitions, the persecution of shamans
and healers, and the postmodern assault of the draconian war on drugs.
We wish to change this situation by seeing psychedelics legally approved
and used as prescribed medicines, while also learning from and preserv-
ing their indigenous use around the world. It is in this spirit that we
dedicate this book to people in all walks of life who wish to lift the veils of
ignorance and see the great therapeutic and spiritual potential of psych-
edelics to change lives and heal the afflicted.
Introduction to Advances
in Psychedelic Medicine:
The Psychedelic Renaissance
Continues
Michael Winkelman and Ben Sessa
Medical Hypotheses
The applications of psychedelics for physical medicine were suggested
in Psychedelic Medicine: Volume 1 where Andrew Sewell and John Halpern
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