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Potential Risks of Ayahuasca and Growth of MDMA Therapy
52:19 - 1:01:33 (09:13)
While the negative consequences of Ayahuasca and Psychedelic treatments are quite rare, there is still an unknown factor in its usage. In addition, there are some natural frictions built into the controlled growth model of MDMA therapy that may cause issues.
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As MDMA-assisted therapy grows in popularity, the controlled growth model currently in place will face numerous challenges including the need to train an adequate number of therapists and potential backlash against the work.
52:19 - 54:07 (01:47)
Summary
As MDMA-assisted therapy grows in popularity, the controlled growth model currently in place will face numerous challenges including the need to train an adequate number of therapists and potential backlash against the work. It's important to scenario plan for potential adverse events to ensure the continued success of the therapy.
ChapterPotential Risks of Ayahuasca and Growth of MDMA Therapy
Episode#458: The Psychedelic News Hour: New Breakthroughs, Compound Comparisons and Warnings (Psilocybin/LSD/Ayahuasca/N,N-DMT/5-MeO-DMT), Treatment of Trauma, Scalable vs. Unscalable Approaches, Making Sense of “Bad” Trips, and Much More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The use of psychedelics has been associated with rare complications such as psychotic breaks or even death when not taken appropriately, thus causing doctors to be fearful of admitting their own mental illnesses.
54:07 - 58:56 (04:49)
Summary
The use of psychedelics has been associated with rare complications such as psychotic breaks or even death when not taken appropriately, thus causing doctors to be fearful of admitting their own mental illnesses.
ChapterPotential Risks of Ayahuasca and Growth of MDMA Therapy
Episode#458: The Psychedelic News Hour: New Breakthroughs, Compound Comparisons and Warnings (Psilocybin/LSD/Ayahuasca/N,N-DMT/5-MeO-DMT), Treatment of Trauma, Scalable vs. Unscalable Approaches, Making Sense of “Bad” Trips, and Much More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The podcast discusses the paradox in healthcare where there are more physicians and caregivers on the front lines with untreated symptoms of mental illness due to overwork and work-related stress, and the need for policies to cater to their situations along with stories to prompt changes to happen.
58:56 - 1:01:33 (02:36)
Summary
The podcast discusses the paradox in healthcare where there are more physicians and caregivers on the front lines with untreated symptoms of mental illness due to overwork and work-related stress, and the need for policies to cater to their situations along with stories to prompt changes to happen. An example of a caregiver who referred a loved one due to the financial inability to address their mental issue is shared.