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are some sort of cartel, going through the church. >> jesse: all right. there is the raid right there. when you take mushrooms, you're saying it's a religious experience. tell us about that. >> well, i would say, you know, anytime they are consuming any amount of mushrooms, you're connecting with your soul. in the work that i do, i do really high does work. at those levels, you get what can only be described as spiritual visions and interacting with what you are beyond this body. >> jesse: is this lack of peyote situation? an indigenous tribe would use peyote to reach a higher consciousness. is that what you are saying you are doing in a church and downtown san francisco, in oakland? >> absolutely. the big difference with peyote on the mushrooms is peyote is an endangered species. the mushrooms are actually really easy to grow. they are all around us. >> jesse: you are saying that you have seen god on shrooms?
where you can watch them come in, like where sort of carteloig going through the church. >> yeah. h the ch>> jesseall right. so there's the raid right there. when you take mushroomt there.si you're saying it's a religious experience. tet. ell, iabout thaouce. well, i would say, you know, any time that you're consuming any amount, mushrooms, you're connecting with your soul. in the work that i do i do really high dose work. and at those levels, you get what can only be described as spiritual visionsn only bracn and interacting with what you are beyond this body. >> so is thig hat yos like a pee situation. an indigenous tribe woul d peyote to reach a higher consciousness. is that what you're saying pe doing here in a church in downtown san francisco, in oakland? , in >> absolutely. i mean, the big difference with peyote and the mushrooms is peyote is an endangered specie mushrtes and the mushrooo are actually really easy to grow. so they're all around us.
one drug again. this would be along with heroin, lsd, marijuana, ecstasy, quaaludes or lemons and peyote. again tell us what happens when a drug is considered schedule one? >> there's a much greater on it. there are harsher penalties if it is out there. let me explain something as a physician to print this is maybe were some people had angst and wanted to make sure it's very clear. i can tell the anesthesia fentanyl is a very good safe drug that is used -- mix of many of my patients got fentanyl when they underwent surgery over the years. it is a good drug illicit fentanyl this is the variations of it. this is the illegal fentanyl that's coming across our border. maybe from some other areas but the border is the main place coming from mexico. and maybe there is consternation
In Sydney, a hidden group of gardeners tend backyards brimming with cactus varieties, consuming the produce. I tracked them down to try and understand the allure – and danger – of psychoactive plants, writes Prudence Gibson.
off-season tripping. green bay packers cornerback aaron rodgers declared his love for the psychedelic drug i alaska on the opry marcus podcast. >> and we talked so much about it, mental health, and to me, one of the core tenets of your mental health is self-love and that's what it did for me, was help me see myself and it's only in that unconditional self-love that i'm able to truly be able to unconditionally love others. >> greg: that sounds like someone who's done psychedelic drugs. take it for me, a guy who's done peyote with ainsley earhardt. but he didn't stop there. >> i really feel like that experience paved the way for me to have the best season of my
Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - May 10, 2022) - Lophos Pharmaceuticals Corp., a Canadian psychedelic research company is scheduled to present at the upcoming Lift & Co. Expo next week, Friday, May
Harvard University researchers found opioid-use disorders were 30 per cent less likely among people who used psilocybin compared with those who never had it.
your own eyes! with your own eyes! i'm telling you! >> we must together work together to see where we are, where we are headed, but also see it as a moment, yes, together. it is the perspective of a woman who grew up a black child in america who was also a prosecutor, who also has a mother who arrived here at the age of 19 from india who also, you know, like hip-hop. [laughs] what you want to know? [laughs] >> tucker: this is just not a serious person. not surrounded by serious people and yet we are in an extremely serious moment that demands seriousness. of course we must together work together to see where we are going together but also see there's a moment together. if you've taken peyote, you know what she means. otherwise you're probably baffled. it's time for us to do what we've been doing, and that time is everyday. it's like a poem, but the