Denver magic mushroom co-op sues Colorado in federal court to stay open

One of Colorado’s early adopters of the unlicensed psilocybin space wants to take the state to federal court for trying to shut down his operation.

Darren Lyman has been a Denver-based psilocybin purveyor since 2023 out of his studios at 800 W. Eighth Ave., but his business, Lyman Support Centers, has existed in a gray zone.

Psilocybin use is legal in Colorado, but state law requires screening and post-facilitation meetings, and patients must be supervised while they experience psilocybin’s psychoactive effects. The average price for one of these ventures, according to Lyman, is around $2,000…

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