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Perhaps the most shocking shift came from Panorama , the BBC’s flagship current affairs program. Historically, Panorama had produced some of the most anti-drug content in British television history. A 1995 episode, "The Ketamine Kid" , was cited in Parliament as evidence for banning the anesthetic.

The documentary opened with Dr Lydia Patel, a neuropharmacologist at the University of Cambridge, explaining how psilocybin binds to serotonin receptors, temporarily “re‑wiring” brain networks involved in mood, perception and cognition. Recent double‑blind trials, she notes, have shown: shrooms bbc surprise

for its "surprising" ability to make people see tiny human figures Perhaps the most shocking shift came from Panorama