Though ibogaine has helped some people who are addicted to opioids, the drug remains controversial — and illegal in the United States.Anyone who struggles with opioid addiction knows how difficult it is to quit. That’s why some activists are frustrated that so few people have heard of ibogaine — a naturally occurring psychoactive substance that some say can help reduce opioid withdrawal symptoms.
An herbal psychedelic with a rich history, ibogaine was first used by the Pygmy tribes of Central Africa for spiritual rituals. Read More...
Richard and Mildred Loving were an interracial couple who married in 1958 when Virginia prohibited it. Their fight to remain lawfully wed soon became a historic court case.Bettmann/Getty ImagesRichard and Mildred Loving married at a time when Virginia had outlawed unions between people of different races. After they were arrested, they took the state to court in a case known as Loving v. Virginia — and won.
When Richard and Mildred Loving married in 1958, they had to cross state lines. Read More...
Natural phenomenon, alien-infused art or manmade hoaxing? No one can say but that doesn't detract from crop circles amazing aesthetics.Source: Stonehenge Tours
Crop circles have sparked curiosity for ages. The crop formations, usually created by bending the stalks of crops such as wheat, barley, rye or corn, appear overnight and can span hundreds of yards.
Centuries ago, farmers believed that crop circles were caused by a “mowing devil” said to reside in the area. Read More...
