NeuroSoup is based upon principles of harm reduction and strives to educate people around the world on responsible drug use. We hope to educate people about the positive and negative aspects of all drugs, whether they are legal, available by prescription, or illegal. Moreover, NeuroSoup aids in addicted individuals’ recovery by providing online self help drug and alcohol rehab resources.
As well, NeuroSoup contends that through the use of the many consciousness expansion tools currently in existence (including spirituality, entheogens, lucid dreaming, meditation, yoga, and sensory deprivation, among others), people can grow spiritually to realize their full potential. We strive to provide resources for people as they walk down this path of consciousness exploration.
Objectives:
1. Provide full list of all known entheogens, entactogens, psychiatric drugs, stimulants, inhalants, and sedatives with pictures, descriptions, and research studies that evaluate the full spectrum of the positives and negatives of use. We realize that ultimately it is the individual’s choice as to what substances he/she decides to put into his/her body. Therefore, we hope to provide resources so that each individual can make educated decisions regarding their health, personal growth, spiritual development, and overall path in life.
2. Fund and support research studies that will further empirical knowledge about the use of psychedelic substances.
3. Provide an online informational library of all the past and current research regarding the medical applications of entheogens.
4. Provide a section with special focus on the diagnosis and treatment of HPPD for harm reduction.
5. Collect and report on people’s experiences with Altered States of Consciousness (ASC) accessed via the use of illegal, legal, and/or quasilegal substances as well as non-substance ASCs such as meditation, binaural beats, lucid dreaming, and sensory deprivation. This information is collected for harm reduction and educational purposes.
6. Provide a section on preparing for and integrating entheogenic journeys to help with harm reduction. For clarity, it is thought that fear driven/bad trips are correlated with HPPD. This means that if an individual understands how to properly prepare for/integrate their entheogenic experiences, they may be able to limit their fear driven/bad trips. In turn, they may be able to avoid HPPD which is a rare side effect of hallucinogen use.
7. Provide a place where people can gather and learn from each other.
8. Provide a section with educational materials on the various world religions.
9. Provide resources on natural ways to alter consciousness including spirituality, lucid dreaming, meditation, yoga, and sensory deprivation, among others. We hope that providing these resources will help individuals realize their full potential as a human being in our society without risking their health by utilizing various legal, quasilegal, or illegal substances.
10. Provide resources on drug/alcohol addictions treatment for educational and harm reduction purposes.
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