A Plant A Day

In our upcoming Explorer’s Way episode, Dennis McKenna and I dive into one of the strangest universal reports in psychedelic […]

Before we had anti‑doping rules, banning enhancement wasn’t some abstract ethical decision: it was a response to athletes literally dying.

Six new tree species in the genus Matisia from Panama and Colombia were recently named: Matisia petaquillae, M. changuinolana, M.

This post series on botanical ingredient adulteration is inspired by the excellent work coming out of the Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program (BAPP)

Here Oliver Catlin of BSCG Certified pulls back the curtain on one of the most unsettling corners of the peptide

In this clip, Beto Borges of Forest Trends Association jokes that anyone following my work “must be good people” simply

I thought this scandal would just blow over…. When I first heard about the toxic adulteration found in Tejocote supplements,

In this clip, Oliver Catlin, President of BSCG Certified (Banned Substances Control Group) speaks directly to the heart of what

Zhi Mu (Anemarrhena asphodeloides) is an Asian grass-like perennial with thick, fleshy rhizomes used in TCM. ➡️ Today, Zhi Mu

On the Kalahari sand savannas of central Angola, botanists recently described Baphia arenicola, a remarkable “underground tree” in the Legume