For decades, scientists have debated whether the human brain can dial its own dimethyltryptamine up or down like a neurotransmitter rheostat. New peptide‑hunting research is finally turning that speculation into testable biochemistry.

Thousands of trip reports describe fractal cathedrals, intelligent entities, and worlds made of quicksilver geometry—but pattern‑matching them by hand is impossible. Machine‑learning tools are now searching those accounts, and the neural data behind them, for the hidden grammar of altered states.

Hidden on a Caribbean coastline, Eleusis looks like a luxury retreat in drone footage—but beneath the palm fronds lies a GMP lab, clinical‑grade infusion suites, and a legal framework for researching any psychedelic compound on Earth.