Developing the next wave of psychedelic treatments

Tryp is pursuing Phase 2 clinical trials using its psilocybin and psilocin-based drug products for chronic pain and eating disorders.

Our Pipeline

Pipeline timeline

Psilocybin’s unique benefits

We seek to develop new, effective treatment options for patients without the adverse side effects of many alternatives.

Psilocybin’s potential to transform the treatment of several unique indicators has been researched by many well-respected academic institutions.

A closer look at patient needs.

Phantom Limb Pain

CRPS

We’re collaborating with top experts and research centers.

We’ve partnered with the Chronic Pain & Fatigue Research Center at the University of Michigan to advance our fibromyalgia studies—and we will be announcing partnerships for our clinical trials for phantom limb pain and complex regional pain syndrome soon.


A closer look at patient needs.

Binge Eating Disorder (BED)

  • BED is characterized by recurring episodes of eating large quantities of food and feeling unable to stop.
  • Nearly 30% of people seeking weight loss treatments show signs of BED.
  • Up to 3.5% of females and 2.0% of males will develop BED at some point in their lives.

Hypothalamic Obesity

  • Hypothalamic obesity, a rare disease, is caused by damage to the hypothalamus, which controls hunger.
  • This damage is often caused by the surgical removal of a brain tumor.
  • This condition can dominate patients’ day-to-day lives, and with no FDA-approved therapies available for the condition, patients have few options.
  • This condition can dominate patients’ day-to-day lives, and with no FDA-approved therapies available for the condition, patients have few options.

We’re collaborating with top experts and research centers.

Tryp is collaborating with Jennifer Miller, M.D. from the University of Florida’s Division of Pediatric Endocrinology to evaluate the efficacy of our drug products. Dr. Miller is a world-renowned expert in overeating disorders such as binge eating and hypothalamic obesity