About Psyzone Research

A scientific evidence platform dedicated to psychedelic-assisted therapies

Our Mission

Psyzone Research is dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding of psychedelic-assisted therapies. We believe that evidence-based information should be accessible to everyone—researchers, clinicians, patients, and the general public.

Our platform aggregates, analyzes, and presents peer-reviewed research on substances like psilocybin, MDMA, ketamine, and other psychedelics, focusing on their therapeutic potential for conditions such as depression, PTSD, anxiety, and addiction.

How It Works

Daily Discovery

We continuously scan PubMed, Crossref, ClinicalTrials.gov, and other sources to discover new research papers on psychedelic therapies.

AI-Powered Analysis

Each paper undergoes structured analysis using advanced AI to extract key findings, methodology details, and clinical implications.

Human Oversight

Our editorial team reviews and validates each analysis before publication, ensuring accuracy and appropriate context.

Our Scoring System

Transparent methodology for evaluating research quality

40%

AI Analysis Score

Quality assessment of methodology, sample size, outcomes, and statistical rigor.

40%

Clinical Impact Score

Assessment of real-world clinical relevance and consensus within the medical community.

20%

Evidence Level

Based on standardized evidence hierarchies (systematic reviews = highest, case reports = lowest).

Evidence Level Definitions

Level I
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
Level II
Randomized controlled trials (RCTs)
Level III
Non-randomized controlled studies
Level IV
Cohort and case-control studies
Level V
Case series, case reports, expert opinion

Editorial Independence

We maintain strict editorial independence. Our analysis is not influenced by pharmaceutical companies, clinics, or advocacy groups. We present evidence objectively, including limitations and potential risks.

Global Accessibility

Our summaries are available in multiple languages (English, Portuguese, Spanish) to make scientific information accessible to diverse communities worldwide.

Get in Touch

For questions, feedback, or to report issues with our content, please contact us at:

research@psyzone.org