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Drugs & alcohol may not boost your creativity, meditation may help

Looking to be creative with drugs and alcohol? It may not help you.Debunking the age-old "rock'n'roll" myth, a team of researchers from the University of Essex in the UK and Humboldt University of Berlin in Germany showed that .

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Study busts myth that taking illegal drugs boosts creativity

Illegal drugs such as magic mushrooms and amphetamines do not inspire creativity, a study has found.

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Rethinking Creativity: Experts Suggest Safer And More Effective Methods Than Drugs

There are many stories of artists who created great works while under the influence.

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Meditation is far better than drugs to spark creativity

the study found that narcotics are, in fact, the least effective way to inspire creativity.

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Drugs and alcohol do not make you more creative, research finds

Travel, meditation, training and exposure to culture have a greater effect on artistic output

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