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Psychedelics Are Set To Explode In 2021
Published: May 17, 2021
Today, we re seeing the beginning of the next great biotech boom. and it has nothing to do with COVID-19.
Thanks to new laws sweeping the United States, there might be a groundbreaking new opportunity building for companies like Havn Life (
According to Reuters, mental health disorders is projected to be costing the world
$16 trillion in the 20 year period from 2010 to 2030.
And at the moment, we re left with hundreds of flawed solutions.
In fact, some are so harmful that less than 50% of patients that are prescribed these medications actually end up taking them.
According to Reuters, mental health disorders is projected to be costing the world
$16 trillion in the 20 year period from 2010 to 2030.
And at the moment, we re left with hundreds of flawed solutions.
In fact, some are so harmful that less than 50% of patients that are prescribed these medications actually end up taking them.
That s the reason
big-time investors like PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, Shark Tank star Kevin O Leary, and pot stock dynamo Bruce Linton are said to be investing money into the psychedelics space.
And they are not alone.
Even some of the biggest pharmaceutical companies like Johnson & Johnson and $195 billion giant Abbvie are
The new attraction, simply known as the Vancouver Zoo, will have a focus on research, conservation, and education, with a policy that provides a home for animals who are already in zoological facilities or have been deemed unreleasable to the wild by a third party due to situations such as injury or being orphaned.
A global search is underway to assemble new animal care and research team, with zoo proponents already scouting for zoological expertise and talent in the United States and Australia. A partnership will also be established with Ocean Wise Conservation Association, the not-for-profit entity behind the Vancouver Aquarium, and the University of British Columbia’s Department of Zoology.
It used to be you could hear the music on the AM radio.
Not for much longer, at least in Prince George. By the end of the year, both of the city’s AM radio stations will have gone the way of the dinosaur, replaced by the clearer sound and higher quality of the FM signal.
The first out of the door on the FM move is Prince George’s CKPG, owned by the Pattison Group. That station started 60 years ago, with AM radio its mainstay. Now, with the changes in technology, the company is going totally FM, all the time.