The use of plant medicines, such as psilocybin and ibogaine, have shown to have positive effects on mental health and trauma, including reduction in symptoms of PTSD and resolution of opiate addiction in war veterans. These plant medicines stimulate neurogenesis and upregulate neurochemistry, producing a healing effect in the brain.
The maximum benefit that comes from any healing ceremony is the integration and making it actualized deeply in a person's life. Preparation, cleaning out the physical vessel, and setting are important.
A woman shares her experience with a questionable shaman and how her ayahuasca experience did not affect her, while others in the room had drastically different reactions. People often struggle to understand the combination of words and adjectives used to describe the experience.
This episode discusses the healing effects of psychedelics on the brain, including their ability to upregulate brain function, stimulate neurogenesis, and reduce symptoms of PTSD and traumatic brain injuries.
In this podcast, the host and guest discuss the healing properties that psychedelic substances, such as ayahuasca and psilocybin, can have on the brain and body after a traumatic brain injury. They acknowledge the importance of stabilizing trauma before beginning psychedelic therapy and emphasize the need for further research in this area.