Depression is gradually growing into an epidemic that’s affecting the minds and hearts of the population. This mental illness is now gaining a foothold, especially among the young generation, and negatively influencing the way they view and perceive their environment. This illness has continued to spread due to the never-ending social and economic crisis pledging the modern world. In a bid to find a cure and protect the world’s mental health, psychologists and medical professionals have been working to develop drugs with psychoactive benefits. These new drugs are designed to protect, treat, and restore brain links damaged as a result of depressive states. While these psychoactive drugs were used, a new study showed that over 100 million people were resistant to the treatment. This group of people is clinically categorized as having the most intensive depressive disorder, a form of depression that’s non-responsive to drugs and therapy. In light of this study, magic mushrooms were discovered as a new non-invasive treatment for depressive disorder.
