Dr Teri Krebs - Your Human Right to Use Psychedelics

Psychedelics are characterized as legitimate tools for spiritual, personal-development, and cultural expression, making their use a fundamental human right. Current prohibition is challenged as an intrusion into religious and personal freedoms that lacks a valid public health rationale. Existing drug-policy frameworks, such as the 1971 Psychotropic Convention, are scrutinized for lacking robust harm assessments. Data indicates that substance harms, when viewed through credible risk-analysis frameworks, are comparable to other common human activities, contradicting the aggressive prohibition status quo. A shift toward legal, quality-controlled regulation is proposed to enhance public safety and protect individual liberty.