Low-dose psilocybin moved autistic and non-autistic brain networks in opposite directions. Late-stage psilocybin trial records are silent on autism.
In a King's College London preprint of 67 adults, 5 mg psilocybin shifted two between-network connectivity measures in opposite directions in autistic and non-autistic participants, with no baseline difference and similar subjective effects. It measured no clinical outcome. None of 168 Phase 2 or 3 psilocybin trials on ClinicalTrials.gov mentions autism in its listed eligibility criteria.