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“Senate Committee Calls For Marijuana, Psychedelics And Hemp Reforms In Draft Spending LegislationPublished 20 hours ago on July 29, 2022

Senate Democrats have released a massive package of spending bills and related reports for the 2023 Fiscal Year, including numerous provisions that deal with issues such as state-level medical marijuana protections, psychedelics research and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) cannabis policy.

The newly unveiled legislation from Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-VT) contains many familiar drug policy sections, some of which overlap with spending measures that were approved in the House this month. Both chambers have also notably excluded an existing rider that has blocked Washington, D.C. from implementing a system of legal marijuana sales—a decision that’s already drawn the ire of Senate Republicans.

And while the House has previously addressed psychedelic issues through the appropriations process, this marks the first time that the Senate has included report language that urges federal agencies to promote research into the therapeutic potential of substances like psilocybin.

Advocates hoped that the Senate would insert language in the base bill that would provide broad protections for all state and U.S. territory cannabis programs, but as introduced, the legislation only maintains a longstanding rider preventing the use of Justice Department funds to interfere in medical cannabis programs.

Of course, it’s still possible that the Senate could adopt the more holistic language as an amendment down the line, as the House did again this year. But Republican appropriators have already signaled that they will put up a fight over modest cannabis reforms such as the exclusion of the D.C. marijuana rider.

Senate Appropriations Committee Vice Chairman Richard Shelby (R-AL) voiced opposition to the removal of “legacy riders” in a statement on Thursday, for example, specifically complaining that the legislation “clears the way for marijuana legalization in Washington, D.C., and allows federal funds to be used to finance needle exchange programs in the nation’s capital without restriction.”

The newly released documents have not yet been approved by the Appropriations Committee, and at this point represent a starting point for further negotiations as proposed by the chairman. It remains to be seen to what extent the panel will go through a full markup process for each individual spending bill ahead of the end of the fiscal year on September 30.

Here’s a breakdown of the drug policy provisions of the Senate Appropriations Committee spending bills and reports:

Medical marijuana programs in states and U.S. territories would continue to be protected from Justice Department interference under a rider for the Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies (CJS) spending bill that’s been annually renewed each year since 2014.

“SEC. 531. None of the funds made available under this Act to the Department of Justice may be used, with respect to any of the States of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming, or with respect to the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the United States Virgin Islands, Guam, or Puerto Rico, to prevent any of them from implementing their own laws that authorize the use, distribution, possession, or cultivation of medical marijuana.”

A summary of the CJS spending legislation from the committee majority touts the provision, though it’s mischaracterized.

“This bill again contains language preventing the Justice Department from interfering with states that have medical marijuana laws, ensuring that the prescribing and dispensing of medical marijuana in those states is both legal and regulated,” the summary states. (The rider doesn’t ensure that the programs are legal or regulated; it simply restricts the use of DOJ funds to enforce the ongoing federal prohibition that in fact continues to remain on the books.)

“Patients and doctors in states that have approved medical marijuana need to know that they are safe from arrest and prosecution by the Federal government,” the summary says.

One of the more novel sections of the appropriations legislation addresses psychedelics research, with the committee urging federal health agencies to keep funding studies that look into the medical value of substances like psilocybin.

“Psychedelic Research.—The Committee encourages NIH to continue research funding for psychedelic medicines development and encourage psychedelic research at the NIH Clinical Center. The Committee also encourages NIH to continue to work with FDA in developing and supporting public private collaborations, including academic researchers and medicine developers, to advance all forms of psychedelic research for therapeutic purposes.”

Another new section addresses VA cannabis policy, with the committee expressing “concerns” about the department interfering in veterans’ medical marijuana access, including by preventing VA doctors from issuing cannabis recommendations to patients.

“Medical Cannabis.—The Committee has concerns with any effort by VA to interfere with the ability of a veteran to participate in a medicinal marijuana program approved by a State, deny any services from the Department to a veteran who is participating in such a program, and limit or interfere with the ability of a healthcare provider of the Department to make appropriate recommendations, fill out forms, or take steps to comply with such a program.”

As noted, the appropriations legislation omits what’s known as the “Harris rider,” after Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD), that has blocked D.C. from using its local dollars to allow commercial cannabis sales even though voters approved adult-use legalization in 2014.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), chair of the Appropriations Financial Services and General Government (FSGG) Subcommittee, highlighted that decision, saying that the bill “will increase transparency in political fundraising, strengthen our election security, remove harmful legacy riders that unfairly restrict the District of Columbia’s ability to fund reproductive services and regulate cannabis, and much more.”

While it remains to be seen whether that provision will stay out of the final package that’s delivered to the president’s desk, the mayor of D.C. did recently sign a bill that allows people to self-certify as medical cannabis patients in the District, effectively circumventing the congressional barrier. Also, for what it’s worth, President Joe Biden’s past two budget requests have maintained the Harris rider despite broad Democratic opposition.

There are several research-focused report sections dealing with marijuana. Appropriators directed federal agencies to take steps to support studies into the Schedule I substances and emphasized their ongoing concerns about research barriers under federal prohibition.

“Marijuana Research.—The Committee is concerned that marijuana policies on the Federal level and in the States (medical marijuana, recreational use, etc.) are being changed without the benefit of scientific research to help guide those decisions. NIH is encouraged to continue supporting a full range of research on the health effects of marijuana and its components, including research, to understand how marijuana policies affect public health.”

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“Cannabis Research.—Although concrete steps have been taken towards ameliorating the regulatory and supply issues hampering cannabis research in the U.S., funding levels have not kept pace with widespread use of cannabis and substantial clinical interest in the field. Cannabis is fully legal in 18 States and the District of Columbia, effectively so in 20 others that permit some form of medical marijuana, and consumed by nearly half of American teens and adults at some time in their lives, yet there is surprisingly little information about its effects on body chemistry and cognition. Meanwhile, limited data exists on the clinical efficacy of cannabis despite this use. The Committee encourages NIH to continue to fund cannabis research, with an emphasis on medical cannabis therapeutic development for patients. The Committee encourages NIH to expand its current research agenda across its institutes, including additional research on higher potency THC, alternative cannabis formulations and extracts, and additional minor cannabinoids. The Committee also encourages NIH to continue to conduct research on the potential medical uses of cannabis, such as chronic pain, appetite stimulation, immune diseases, cancer, metabolic and digestive disorders, epilepsy, glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, sleep disorders, and a variety of mental health conditions such as anxiety and PTSD. In addition, the Committee recognizes the benefits of cross-institute collaboration in the HEAL Initiative. Therefore, the Committee urges NIH to take an integrated approach to cannabis research, including by forming a cross-institute research group.”

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Barriers to Research.—The Committee is concerned that restrictions associated with Schedule I of the Controlled Substance Act effectively limits the amount and type of research that can be conducted on certain Schedule I drugs, especially opioids, marijuana or its component chemicals, and new synthetic drugs and analogs. At a time when we need as much information as possible about these drugs, including research on their therapeutic potential and on overdose reversal agents, we should be lowering regulatory and other barriers to conducting this research. The Committee appreciates NIDA’s completion of a report on the barriers to research that result from the classification of drugs and compounds as Schedule I substances, including the challenges researchers face as a result of limited access to sources of marijuana including dispensary products.

The spending report for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service (HHS) also talks about exploring alternatives to opioids, which appropriators say should include studies into the therapeutic potential of kratom, a plant associated with pain-relieving qualities.

“Combating Opioid Overdoses.—According to CDC, there were more than 107,000 drug overdose deaths during the 12-month period ending in January 2022. The Committee notes and commends NIDA for its funding of research to examine the potential for kratom to reduce opioid use among people with opioid use disorder, given kratom’s reduced addiction and overdose liability as compared to opioids.”

The House spending legislation also tackles the issue of kratom research.

The new Senate proposals also contain ample report language on hemp and its derivatives like CBD, including a mandate that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) implement enforcement discretion guidance for the marketing of the legal cannabinoid as the agency continues to look into rulemaking.

“Cannabis and Cannabis Derivatives.—The Committee notes that budget did not request additional resources for Cannabis and Cannabis Derivatives activities, and therefore directs the FDA to maintain funding levels to support regulatory activities, including developing policy, and for the FDA to continue to perform its existing regulatory responsibilities, including review of product applications, inspections, enforcement, and targeted research for cannabis-derived substances, such as cannabidiol [CBD]. Within 90 days of enactment of this Act, the FDA shall issue a policy of enforcement discretion with regard to certain products containing CBD meeting the definition of hemp as defined by section 297A of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1964 (7 U.S.C. 1639). Such enforcement discretion shall be in effect until the FDA establishes a process for stakeholders to notify the FDA of use of CBD in products that include safety studies for intended use per product and 112 makes a determination about such product. In addition, the FDA is encouraged to consider existing and ongoing medical research related to CBD that is being undertaken pursuant to an Investigational New Drug application in the development of a regulatory pathway for CBD in products under the jurisdiction of the FDA and to ensure that any future regulatory activity does not discourage the development of new drugs. The Committee also encourages the FDA to partner with an academic institution to expand sampling studies of CBD products currently on the market.”

The CJS bill, as well as appropriations legislation for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), contains longstanding provisions to safeguard state hemp programs from interference.

“SEC. 530. None of the funds made available by this Act may be used in contravention of section 7606 (‘Legitimacy of Industrial Hemp Research’) of the Agricultural Act of 2014 (Public Law 113–79) by the Department of Justice or the Drug Enforcement Administration.”

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“SEC. 741. None of the funds made available by this Act or any other Act may be used—

(1) in contravention of section 7606 of the Agricultural Act of 2014 (7 U.S.C. 5940), subtitle G of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, or section 10114 of the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018; or

(2) to prohibit the transportation, processing, sale, or use of hemp, or seeds of such plant, that is grown or cultivated in accordance with section 7606 of the Agricultural Act of 2014 or subtitle G of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, within or outside the State in which the hemp is grown or cultivated.”

The draft also says the committee is concerned about existing regulations for the federally legal crop such as an “arbitrary” THC limit and limited industry access to certain USDA grant and insurance programs. It also encouraged DEA to continue developing field testing technology to help law enforcement distinguish hemp from marijuana.

“Hemp.—The Committee is concerned that the level of allowable THC content in hemp may be arbitrary and pose a burden on hemp producers that is not supported by scientific evidence. The Committee directs USDA to work with the Department of Health and Human Services and the Drug Enforcement Administration to study and report to Congress on whether there is scientific basis for the current limit of 0.3 percent THC in hemp and suggest alternative levels if necessary.

The Committee is concerned that producers of high value, horticultural hemp are being prevented from accessing USDA programs designed for specialty crops, including the Specialty Crop Block Grants and crop insurance. Within 90 days of enactment of this Act, the Committee directs the Secretary to establish a dual designation for hemp as a specialty crop based on the manner and purpose for which it is grown.”

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“Hemp Testing Technology.—The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (Public Law 115–334) removed hemp and its derivatives from the Controlled Substances Act (Public Law 91–513, as amended), and authorized the production, consumption, and sale of hemp and hemp-derived products in the United States. The Act requires random testing to ensure hemp meets the definition under the law of having a delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol [THC] concentration of less than 0.3 percent. The Committee is aware that DEA has developed field testing kits that can distinguish between hemp and marijuana on-the-spot. The Committee directs the DEA to continue to work to ensure State and local law enforcement have access to this field test technology so they can more efficiently conduct their drug interdiction efforts at the local level. The Committee further directs the DEA to report back to the Committee not later than 180 days after enactment of this act, and not less than every 6 months thereafter, until such time as testing kits are deployed to State and local law enforcement in the field.”

There’s also language directing USDA to explore hemp as a sustainable alternative to plastics, similar to language that’s included in the House version.

“Plastic Alternative.—The Committee recognizes the need for biobased and U.S.-grown alternatives. The Committee directs the department to explore U.S.-based hemp as a robust and dependable plastic alternative and issue a report to the Committee on how to best facilitate its cost-efficient use in government-produced or funded materials within 180 days of the passage of this act.”

There are additional USDA-specific sections that deal with hemp biotechnology and genomics research, as well as a mandate for the department to create a hemp germplasm repository at the Plant Genetics Resources Research Unit in New York.

“Hemp Cultivar Development.—The Committee encourages ARS to conduct biotechnology and genomics research in collaboration with capable institutions to elucidate the genetic control of key production and product quality traits in hemp to facilitate cultivar development. In addition, the Committee provides no less than the fiscal year 2022 level for ARS to partner with institutions already engaged in such research to conduct hemp genetic improvement research and breeding with new breeding and editing techniques.”

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“Hemp Germplasm.—The Committee recognizes the increasing demand for hemp for a variety of uses and its growing importance as a crop for U.S. farmers. When the Nation’s hemp germplasm was destroyed in the 1980s, researchers lost access to publicly available germplasm for plant breeding purposes. The Committee directs ARS to establish and maintain a hemp germplasm repository at the Plant Genetics Resources Research Unit and provides no less than the fiscal year 2022 level for this purpose. The Committee also encourages ARS and the Plant Genetics Resources Research Unit to partner with 1890 institutions that have existing institutional capacity on hemp germplasm research, education, and extension capabilities.”

Senate appropriators also talked about the “emerging market” for various hemp-based products and said that USDA should pursue research and development to help integrate cannabis into “existing cropping, processing, and marketing systems.” The report also discourages the department from imposing new user fees on domestic hemp production and directs it to help provide additional guaranteed loans for industry stakeholders.

Hemp Production Systems.—The Committee recognizes the emerging market potential for U.S. hemp and hemp-based products for a variety of uses. The Committee directs ARS to conduct regionally-driven research, development, and stakeholder engagement to improve agronomic and agro-economic understanding of effectively integrating hemp into existing agricultural cropping, processing, and marketing systems. The Committee provides no less than the fiscal year 2022 level for this purpose. Research, engagement, and technology transfer shall be conducted in strict accordance with all applicable Federal and State authorities and regulations.

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Proposed User Fees.—The Committee continues to reject past proposals to administratively implement new user fees to cover the government’s full cost for providing services to certain beneficiaries, including licenses for…domestic hemp production…. The Committee strongly believes that USDA should not propose new user fees without taking into account the full impact on farmers, ranchers, and beneficiaries who would be forced to contend with rapid changes in these programs and additional burdensome costs without prior notice.

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Hemp-Based Products.—The Committee recognizes the growing interest for U.S. hemp and hemp-based products for a variety of uses and directs FCA to work with the institutions under its jurisdiction to provide access to guaranteed loans for hemp producers and businesses.

The spending bill covering the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services and Education maintains language that advocates say unnecessarily inhibits research into controlled substances like cannabis and psilocybin. On the House side, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) previously tried to remove it through an amendment, but it twice failed in floor votes.

“SEC. 507. (a) None of the funds made available in this Act may be used for any activity that promotes the legalization of any drug or other substance included in schedule I of the schedules of controlled substances established under section 202 of the Controlled Substances Act except for normal and recognized executive-congressional communications.

(b) The limitation in subsection (a) shall not apply when there is significant medical evidence of a therapeutic advantage to the use of such drug or other substance or that federally sponsored clinical trials are being conducted to determine therapeutic advantage.”

Finally, the legislation also proposes to change the names of certain federal agencies to remove stigmatizing language around drug use. For example, the committee is recommending to remove the word “abuse” from agencies like the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), simply swapping that word with “use.” The National Institute on Drug Abuse would also be renamed to National Institute on Drugs and Addiction, for example.

While the path forward for all these drug policy provisions—particularly those that Republican leadership have already identified as controversial from their end—is uncertain, their inclusion in the base bill is a promising sign to advocates and researchers. And when bicameral negotiations begin, it’s important that there’s already overlap with the House on many of the provisions.

The House-passed appropriations legislation is similarly wide-ranging, touching on topics like cannabis research barriers, impaired driving and preventing use by youth and pregnant people. There’s also language on preventing the Department of Education from penalizing universities simply because the institutions are conducting research into marijuana.

Additional sections of the House spending package cover protections for immigrants who use cannabis, freeing up marijuana-related advertising and providing the industry with access to the banking system.“

Psychedelics should be taken seriously, Musk stated.

“Entheon Biomedical begins enrollment in phase 1 study of DMT for addiction disorders
March 15 2022 - 11:00AM
Seeking Alpha”

Colorado voters will decide in November whether to decriminalize magic mushrooms
The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office said Thursday that the supporters of Initiative 58 had turned in enough signatures to qualify for the upcoming statewide ballot

https://coloradosun.com/2022/07/21/magic-mushrooms-ballot-measure-colorado/

Cory Booker And Rand Paul Bill Would Force DEA To Let Patients Use Psychedelics And Marijuana

https://www.marijuanamoment.net/cory-booker-and-rand-paul-bill-would-force-dea-to-let-patients-use-psychedelics-and-marijuana/

Legalization bill:

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/senate-democrats-unveil-long-awaited-marijuana-legalization-bill/story?id=87197357

Where’s this Elon guy everybody keeps talking about

Whoever bought in yesterday and today waited too long to do so.

Williams indicator looking to move much higher as well

Accumulation distribution heading higher

Elon can invest 1 million to support this lead horse in the serious psychedelics industry. Forget crypto and Twitter for a moment and make a difference in helping people recover.

Chart priming for a big time run, million dollar investment from Elon?

Elon taking psychedelics seriously maybe an investor soon?

Elon Musk tweets that psychedelics should be taken seriously and 7 billion possible investors on earth don’t see this stock as an opportunity yet even though it is a leader in the field, what if Musk invests in this stock today people won’t kick themselves for missing that opportunity that he telegraphed in a tweet?

Usually if Musk tweets about a relevant stock or coin the stock rises, its a measure of his influence

Elon Musk Tweet, may be major investor in Entheon very soon: “12:32p ET 6/15/2022 - Benzinga

Elon Musk, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO and one of the most influential thought leaders of the day, shared more proof of his support for psychedelic medicine, tweeting that 'psychedelics and MDMA can make a real difference to mental health, especially for extreme depression and PTSD. We should take this seriously.'

In Colorado, Governor Jared Polis signed a bill that allows for the legal possession and use of MDMA with a medical prescription, provided the drug becomes FDA-approved. This decision could put the state ahead of its peers to launch the delivery of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy after its expected approval next year.

Elon Musk Says Psychedelics Should Be Seriously Considered For Therapeutic Uses, Leading Chorus Of Celeb Support

Elon Musk, the Tesla multi-billionaire investor and owner of the largest portion of Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) shares, has been discussing psychedelics on the social platform. The most recent message Musk posted was a reply to a statement by Doug Drysdale, CEO of ...Read More...

Largest Phase-1 DMT Study In The Netherlands, A Collaboration Between Entheon & Cybin

Cybin Inc. (NEO:CYBN) (NYSE American: CYBN) announced that, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Cybin IRL Limited, It has entered into an agreement to acquire a Phase 1 N,N-dimethyltryptamine ('DMT') study from Entheon Biomedical Corp. (CSE: ENBI) (OTCQB: ENTBF) to accelerate…”

Other stocks with phase one studies are in dollars, this product is just as legit and useful to the medical community

Charts are ready for a major move north in SP

Lead company in its field, increasing partnerships and novel solutions

Potential is there for big gains

“8:00a ET 6/7/2022 - BusinessWire
Cybin Acquires DMT Clinical Study from Entheon Biomedical

-- Phase 1 study evaluating pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics of DMT currently underway and will inform clinical path forward --

Cybin Inc. (NEO:CYBN) (NYSE American:CYBN) (Cybin or the Company), a biopharmaceutical company focused on progressing "Psychedelics to Therapeutics(TM)", today announced that, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Cybin IRL Limited, it has entered into an agreement to acquire a Phase 1 N,N-dimethyltryptamine ("DMT") study (the "Acquisition") from Entheon Biomedical Corp. (CSE: ENBI) (OTCQB: ENTBF) (FSE: 1XU1) ("Entheon") to accelerate the clinical development path for CYB004, Cybin's proprietary deuterated DMT molecule for the potential treatment of anxiety disorders.

The Phase 1 EBRX-101 study, now named CYB004-E, is being conducted in the Netherlands at the Centre for Human Drug Research, a leading independent foundation specializing in innovative early-stage clinical drug research, in 50 healthy volunteers who smoke tobacco - making it the largest Phase 1 DMT clinical study conducted to date. Pending the close of the Acquisition, the CYB004-E study is expected to yield essential safety and dosing optimization data and will replace Cybin's planned pilot study for CYB004 that was expected to commence in the third quarter of 2022. Entheon will continue to support the CYB004-E study and act as external consultants to Cybin.

"The most precious commodity in drug development is time and acquiring this robust Phase 1 study already underway potentially accelerates the CYB004 development program by approximately nine months. The PK findings from the CYB004-E study should also help to inform the clinical path forward for this innovative and proprietary molecule," said Doug Drysdale, Chief Executive Officer of Cybin. "This transaction also provides Cybin with access to a world-class research foundation and the privilege to work with the Entheon team, who offer a wealth of knowledge and expertise in this psychedelic class."

The purchase price of the Acquisition is $1,000,000 (CAD), a portion of which will be a deposit with the balance payable on closing of the Acquisition. Up to an additional $480,000 (CAD) is payable for consulting services to be provided by Entheon for up to twelve months following the closing of the Acquisition. Pursuant to the Acquisition the Company will also enter into a data license agreement with Entheon that will permit Entheon to access certain data to support the Entheon IQ program. The Company expects the Acquisition to close within 30 days, subject to the completion of certain conditions and obtaining all necessary approvals.

"With our recent IND filing for CYB003, we are quickly becoming a multi-program clinical-stage company with four sponsored human trials underway in 2022. This is especially meaningful to our work to bring our innovative psychedelic-based therapies to people in need as quickly as possible. This is a truly exciting time for Cybin," concluded Drysdale.

About the CYB004-E Study

The CYB004-E study is an adaptive, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, single ascending dose study to evaluate the safety, pharmacokinetics ("PK") and pharmacodynamics ("PD") of a target-controlled intravenous infusion of DMT in healthy smokers.

Primary Objectives:

Evaluate the safety of increasing doses of a single dose continuous DMT infusion over 90 minutes;Characterize the PK of a single dose DMT administered continuously over 90 minutes;Characterize the PD of a single dose DMT administered continuously over 90 minutes; andEstablish the minimum DMT dose required to produce a psychedelic effect.

Pending results from the CYB004-E study, Cybin plans to evaluate CYB004 delivered via intravenous ("IV") and via inhalation to determine the clinical path forward. Based on preclinical results reported by Cybin in April 2022, inhaled CYB004 demonstrated:

Approximately 2000% improved bioavailability compared with orally administered DMT, which is known to have limited to no oral bioavailability;Approximately 41% improved bioavailability compared with inhaled DMT;Approximately 300% longer duration of effect when compared with IV DMT, indicating potential to extend therapeutic window; andRapid onset of effect and similar low variability equivalent to IV DMT.

CYB004 is a new chemical entity for which a patent was issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in February 2022. The allowed claims include a range of deuterated forms of DMT and 5-MeO-DMT. The composition of matter patent is expected to expire in 2041 before consideration of any patent term extensions.

About Cybin

Cybin is a leading ethical biopharmaceutical company, working with a network of world-class partners and internationally recognized scientists, on a mission to create safe and effective therapeutics for patients to address a multitude of mental health issues. Headquartered in Canada and founded in 2019, Cybin is operational in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Ireland. The Company is focused on progressing Psychedelics to Therapeutics by engineering proprietary drug discovery platforms, innovative drug delivery systems, novel formulation approaches and treatment regimens for mental health disorders.”

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220606006028/en/

Stock has a major chance here to make gains

Entheon is the clear winner in this Biotech niche

4:30p ET 6/1/2022 - Benzinga
Ehave Partners With Halugen Life Sciences To Create A Ketamine Precision Medicine Platform For Clinical Research

Ehave, Inc. (OTC Pink: EHVVF) is a leading healthcare services and technology company focused on progressing psychedelics to therapeutics by engineering novel compounds and new treatment protocols for treating brain health. They do so by leveraging clinical data in order to achieve the best results possible.

Entheon Biomedical Corp. (OTCQB: ENTBF) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HaluGen Life Sciences Inc., a company that has developed a DNA testing and personalized psychedelic pre-screening platform that provides genetic, personal and familial insights to better inform the psychedelic experience, improving patient care while reducing side effects and risk. Therefore, HaluGen's genetic-based platform helps evaluate an individual's overall sensitivity and risk profile when using hallucinogenic drugs with test results within days.

Both companies have combined their efforts and the result is a new expanded psychedelics genetic testing panel for Ehave's subsidiary psychedelics company, KetaDASH. The device will analyze a series of relevant DNA biomarkers and use pre-screening mental health surveys to understand a given individual's risk and potential of adverse reactions with the use of ketamine.

The new device will provide results that will be, then, absolutely personal.

On the other hand, genetics can play a key role in determining how an individual may respond to psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Specifically, the gene mutation CYP2B6 can influence the metabolism of ketamine for the 10-20% of people that carry a specific variant. Similarly, the HTR2A gene mutation, present in nearly 20% of the population, can impact how a person responds to serotonin, which is the primary mechanism of action for serotonergic psychedelics such as psilocybin, LSD and DMT.

It is expected that precision medicine will provide KetaDASH with the ability to tailor the treatment based on an individual or sub-groups variability in genes and lifestyle choice.

As Ehave CEO Ben Kaplan put it, "The benefit of the psychedelic profile is that it will enable the individuals and healthcare professionals at KetaDASH to personalize psychedelic therapy by providing an individual's metabolic status for ketamine with their CYP2B6 genotype."

This is a point of view shared by Entheon CEO Timothy Ko. "We believe that personalization will become an increasingly important feature of the psychedelic therapeutics landscape."

Photo Courtesy of Pixabay

© 2022 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.“

Could see share price increase Friday

Why is this board so quiet? Nobody like this stock?

news release 1/19/21...https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/72312

In learning about the company I discovered Entheon means a place to discover the Creator within. Wish I would have known this back in the day I would have referred to my house as the Entheon when inviting chicks over.

Monster volume coming soon. New aquisition has ties to notorious promoters known for running stocks. Potential PnD. But know when to buy and when to sell. And long term play still a big possibility.
These guys are leading the pack for DMT research

Dr. Dennis McKenna WOW

....google this guy too. Brother of late Terrence Mckenna. BOTH are str8 legends,

founding father of Heffter Research Institute

Robin Carhart-Harris, PhD

mic drop. this guy would NOT be working with anyone but the real deal in the Psychedelic arena.

a total of 1,988,500 common share purchase warrants of the Company issued in connection with
the Company’s Initial Public Offering in April 2018 (the “Warrants”) have been assigned a new CUSIP
number and ISIN number, being 29383X111 and CA29383X1116, respectively, expected to be made eligible
on or about November 10, 2020, with each Warrant now exercisable for one Resulting Issuer Share at a
price of $0.90 per share until April 20, 2021.

40mil OS ENTBF

dmt BABY...LOVE DMT!

We shall see. One of the only ways to play DMT right now. Up 50% from where I bought in originally.

Sorta...one of those “pay me money for stock recommendations” services just put a buy for this in the AM, but they’re in and out pretty often.

Volume in first 10 minutes higher than any daily volume ever. Getting noticed.

Entheon Biomedical Announces DMT Drug Supply Agreement with Psygen Labs Inc. Completion of Initial DMT Research Drug Batch and Exercise of Warrants
Newsfile Corp.
December 9, 2020, 6:30 am

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - December 9, 2020) - Entheon Biomedical Corp. (CSE: ENBI) (FSE: 1XU1) ("Entheon" or the "Company"), a biotechnology company focused on developing psychedelic medicines to treat addiction, announced it has entered into a drug-supply agreement (the "Agreement") with Psygen Labs Inc. ("Psygen"). Under the terms of the Agreement, Psygen will supply Entheon with non-GMP and GMP (good manufacturing practice) quality N,N-dimethyltryptamine drug substances ("DMT") for upcoming formulation, preclinical, clinical, and post-approval commercialization phases under the European Medicines Agency (EMA) regulatory framework.

On November 27, 2020, Psygen successfully completed the production of a non-GMP DMT research batch for delivery to the Company's Contract Research Organization, CHDR's partner pharmacy. The non-GMP DMT research batch will be shipped to CHDR upon receipt of Psygen's export permit from the Health Canada Office of Controlled Substances. This export permit will be applied for following the successful receipt of CHDR's import permit, which has been applied for, and the granting of which is anticipated by the end of December.


The Agreement entered into on August 21, 2020 provides Entheon with access to a consistent DMT drug material for preliminary formulation, stability and testing required prior to its forthcoming human clinical trial, scheduled to begin in Q4 2021 at The Centre for Human Drug Research (CHDR) in the Netherlands.

"We are excited that Psygen has completed its initial research batch of non-GMP DMT. The completion of this batch represents the crucial chemical validation and formulation steps that are a regulatory requirement prior to human administration," said Chief Executive Officer of Entheon, Timothy Ko. "Partnering with Canada's first licensed manufacturer of restricted psychedelic drug products fosters an ecosystem of collaboration and innovation within the Canadian psychedelic space, and we are thrilled by the progress being made."

"We are excited to partner with Entheon Biomedical to supply DMT drug substance for its clinical research. We believe these studies will significantly improve outcomes for people who are suffering from substance use disorders," said Danny Motyka, CEO of Psygen.

Exercise of Warrants


Further, the Company is pleased to announce its shareholders have exercised an aggregate 533,359 warrants at a price of $0.75 per share and 13,334 warrants at $0.45 per share adding net proceeds of $406,019.55 to the Company's treasury. The warrants were issued by way of private placement with an expiry date of December 4, 2020. As of the expiry date, 82% of the warrants had been exercised. The use of proceeds will be employed to accelerate the Company's clinical and regulatory pathway. As of the date hereof, the Company has a total of 10,777,290 warrants that remain outstanding.

Entheon Biomedical Announces Corporate Update Including Investment in Wonder Scientific

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - December 4, 2020) - Entheon Biomedical Corp. (CSE: ENBI) (FSE: 1XU1) ("Entheon" or the "Company"), a biotechnology company focused on developing psychedelic medicines to treat addiction, announces a strategic investment in Wonder Scientific Inc. ("Wonder Scientific").

Wonder Scientific's team of University Researchers and Product Development experts create custom, naturally derived, active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) to supply the growing global clinical and commercial demand for psychedelics.

Entheon's first strategic investment provides exposure in other verticals of the psychedelic therapy space and strategic access to psychoactive pharmaceutical ingredients and scientific bench strength as Entheon develops therapeutic treatments for addiction.

"Our investment in Wonder Scientific is part of our strategy in gaining low risk exposure to other segments of the regulated psychedelic treatment space," said Timothy Ko. "Their team of experienced pharmacologists and product experts enhances a strategic relationship providing opportunities for additional revenues from the company's line of genetics, bio-stimulants, and pharmaceuticals."

Tegan Adams, President & Founder of Wonder Scientific, commented on the partnership: "We are absolutely thrilled and privileged to have our value and strategy highlighted and recognized by Entheon management. We look forward to upcoming collaborations and a profitable symbiotic relationship."

Entheon is pleased to announce it has entered into an investor relations consulting agreement with Mr. Joseph Cullen.

Mr. Cullen's career has included over five years of public market experience, primarily focused on the resource and technology sectors with an emphasis on investor relations and corporate finance. His previous experience also includes working for Deloitte and VMWare, as well as co-founding and managing private ventures in the financial services, environmental consultancy, and technology sectors. Mr. Cullen is being paid $5000 per month for a one-year term.

Further, pursuant to its stock option plan, the Company has granted options to purchase up to 3,175,000 common shares in the Company (the "Options") to certain officers, directors and consultants of the Company. The Options are exercisable at $0.71 per share for a period of five years from the date of grant. Of the Options, 2,725,000 are subject to vesting over a 2-year term. The Options have been granted under and are governed by the terms of the Company's incentive stock option plan.


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Entheon Biomedical Announces CRO Agreement with CHDR for Phase 1 Clinical Trial; Centre for Human Drug Research Led DMT Study to Start in 2021

Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – December 1, 2020) – Entheon Biomedical Corp. (CSE: ENBI) (FSE: 1XU1) (“Entheon” or the “Company“), a biotechnology company focused on developing psychedelic medicines to treat addiction, announced it has entered into a Clinical Study Agreement with the Contract Research Organization (CRO) Centre for Human Drug Research (CHDR) to conduct an early phase human clinical trial with DMT.

CHDR is a Leiden, Netherlands-based contract research organization (CRO) that specializes in early-stage clinical drug research. Based on an agreement signed October 7th, 2020, Entheon has contracted CHDR to carry out a study to evaluate the pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics and safety of a target-controlled intravenous infusion of N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT) (the “Product”) in humans.

CHDR research director of psychiatry, Gabiel Jacobs stated, “The CHDR psychiatry team is looking forward to the exciting collaboration with Entheon in conducting this data-intensive study with DMT in humans. Characterization of both its functional central nervous system effects and its impact on subjective experience, and to relate these to its pharmacokinetics, is crucial to properly understand DMT’s potential as pharmacotherapeutic.”

“This is a significant milestone in our mission to develop therapeutic protocols to treat substance use disorders. We believe that the CHDR’s renowned expertise in conducting early-stage clinicals trials and their use of innovative technology makes them an excellent CRO to partner with,” said Timothy Ko, Chief Executive Officer of Entheon. “With the CHDR’s partner pharmacy having successfully received an amendment to its opiate license to include DMT and having applied for its import permit for DMT, we are advancing on steps for our clinical trial, which is expected to start in the late summer of 2021.”


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