Global Psychedelic Drugs Market Should Grow to US $6330 Mn in 2026 From US $3210 Mn 2021, Recording an Impressive 14.5% CAGR For the Period The World Health Organization states that 700,000 die by suicide annually - one person every 40 seconds. It is estimated that for each adult who commits suicide, 20 more attempt to do so. Suicide is a global concern that can be prevented through effective medical interventions at an individual and institutional level. Harvard data suggests that the cost of mental health conditions is poised to rise to $6 trillion by 2030, meaning that there is a massive unmet need for treatment. The global psychedelic drugs market is expected to be worth US $6330 million by 2026 from US $3210 in 2021 – registering an impressive CAGR of 14.5% for the five-year period. Get a Sample Copy of Global Psychedelic Drugs Market: https://www.fairfieldmarketresearch.com/report/psychedelic-drugs-market/request-sample Millions Suffering From Depression Could be Treated Effectively With Psychedelic Drugs 971 million people worldwide suffer from some form of substance abuse or mental illness with PTSD, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia requiring immediate attention. As per the WHO, 264 million were afflicted with clinical depression in December 2020. Various types of phobias such as agoraphobia and arachnophobia are common anxiety disorders that affect 19 million in the U.S. alone. Naturally, this generates immense demand for psychedelic drugs to provide long-term treatment and care to mental health patients. Encouraging Results From Clinical Trials Bode Well for Psychedelic Drugs Market Recently, there has been renewed interest in psychedelic drugs, particularly in clinical trials for mental illness. Several new trials are analysing psychedelic compounds in combination with psychotherapy and initial results are extremely promising. These trials provide a one-two formula, where the psychedelic drug is coupled with care from a trained psychologist. A few noteworthy trials are for psilocybin and DMT to treat major depressive disorder, MDMA for PTSD, and ibogaine for opioid addiction. Although there is still time before these psychedelic drugs become market-ready, increasing investments in larger trials should hasten the process in the psychedelic drugs market. COVID-19 Benefited Psychedelic Drugs Market as Lockdowns Impacted Mental Health COVID-19 is a black swan event and the psychological impact of this infectious disease is still being assessed. In an NCBI study, 1612 subjects were observed across seven countries in 2020.