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mushrooms have been used for healing for centuries in this part of mexico. what watson described was no less than a rewiring of his consciousness, watson writes. we were never more wide awake and the visions came whether our eyes were opened or closed. they emerged from the center of the field of vision opening up as a came rushing now slowly at the pace that are will chose. like m, d m, a psilocybin the psychoactive ingredient in magic mushrooms, psychedelic. hi doses, it can produce powerful hallucinations offering a new perspective on death and the nature of life itself. according to cancer patients, allen floyd in suburban denver, even tiny amounts of psilocybin can be life changing. so what are we looking at here? so this is my suicide and medication. these
There’s little evidence to prove how necessary or helpful many of the accepted norms in psychedelic-assisted therapy are—and some could even harm patients.
A Carson City man was arrested and faces charges including domestic battery and gross misdemeanor child abuse after using a pillow to repeatedly beat on his girlfriend in which their baby also sustained a bruise to the face, authorities said. Miguel Angel Paredes, 23, was arrested at 4:08 a.m. Saturday in the 2000 block of Lone Mountain Drive.
According to a new study, a more mystical and insightful psychedelic drug experience may be linked to a long-term reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms.
The research was published online recently in the Journal of Affective Disorders.
rodgers just emerged from a darkness retreat, the green bay packers quarterback spent several days and nights in total darkness. at a facility in ashland, oregon. before going, rogers said sitting in darkness for a few days would help him find inner peace of mind and figure out if he'd continue playing football or retire. we're back with the panel, then, i feel like a darkness retreat is something you've done. >> i have not done it. i happen to have had a phone call the other day, a zoom call, with a teacher who believes these darkest retreats. it was trying to convince me to do it, seven days of complete darkness. this guy had done seven weeks, i believe. and what happens on these retreats, the brain starts to release the empty, which is the active ingredient in iowa saka which is a increasingly popular psychedelic. you have these hallucinations. -- >> you have natural dmt in your brain. >> this is my understanding. >> your friend told you. >> you start hallucinating? >> yes. in the point of the practice is
and what i was going to do it. >> it is four nights of complete darkness. and if you can't even just walk out the door. but the darkness retreat. >> i wonder what that would be like. sitting in the darkness. a darkest retreat like that. just getting. i said just getting. let's bring in executive editor of men's health. i was interviewed aaron rodgers about his unique health journey. you cannot stop with us, john miller, ashley allison, and elie honig. ben, do you have any idea why aaron rodgers wants to do this? >> i think he's the kind of person wants to understand himself really well. but in the past, he's kind of made that journey to his self taking psychedelic from that kind of thing. think this is a way to do that