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Hofmann’s Potion<\/h4>\n

\nConnie Littlefield, 2002\n<\/p>\n

\nThis documentary offers a compassionate, open-minded look at LSD and how it fits into our world. Long before Timothy Leary urged a generation to “tune in, turn on and drop out,” the drug was hailed as a way to treat forms of addiction and mental illness. At the same time, it was being touted as a powerful tool for mental exploration and self-understanding. Featuring interviews with LSD pioneers, beautiful music and stunning cinematography, this is much more than a simple chronicle of LSD’s early days. It’s an alternative way of looking at the drug… and our world.
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\n<<Editors notE>>
\nAn insightful documentary which gives people a chance to actually get a different view on the matter.
\nNot all that our beloved daddy government tells us is the “truth”.
\nMore information on the subject and on Albert Hofmann can be found in some of the links below:<\/p>\n