These substances are related to the DEA’s interest in researching hallucinogenic controlled products for clinical tests and research. The DEA asserts that it wants to support the regulated trials of schedule 1 substances, so increasing the production quota explains why this move is essential. The DEA also wants to research the requirements for manufacturing new drugs and the kind of impact marijuana has on the body. These steps are taken to work towards the Food and Drug Administration’s possibilities to approve a new drug.
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