Psychedelics and cannabis offer treatment hope for people with eating disorders
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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 3-Jan-2026 10:11 ET (3-Jan-2026 15:11 GMT/UTC)
The largest (self-selected) survey of people living with eating disorders has revealed some surprising insights into how people view prescription and (self-medicated) non-prescription drugs. Psychedelics and cannabis were highest rated, with the research team now taking next steps for clinical trials.
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