Interview Former Jehovah's Witness Creates Healing Center in South America

Plant Medicine, also known as psychedelics, have been studied for their potential therapeutic benefits in various mental health conditions. In fact, research suggests that they can promote healing through several mechanisms. Psychedelics stimulate neural connections, promoting new pathways and strengthening existing ones. This can help rewire harmful thought patterns and behaviors. They induce introspection, allowing individuals to confront and process subconscious emotions and memories. Plant medicines can enhance emotional regulation, reducing symptoms of anxiety, depression, and PTSD. The DMN, (Default Mode Network) responsible for rumination and negative thinking, is deactivated during psychedelic experiences, leading to a "reset" of negative thought patterns.
The Plant Medicines have several ways of helping:
1 Treatment-Resistant Depression: Psilocybin (found in magic mushrooms) has shown significant antidepressant effects.
2 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): MDMA-assisted therapy has demonstrated efficacy in reducing symptoms.
3 Addiction: Psychedelics like ibogaine and psilocybin are being studied for their potential in treating addiction.
4 End-of-Life Anxiety: Psilocybin has helped alleviate anxiety in terminal cancer patients.
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[@smooth1748]

I absolutely LOVE how you explain the plant medicine and how they work. I can't wait to visit your retreat ❤ This is so amazing!
Bad trip - 37:46

[@fabianamartin7174]

Que pena que no esté traducido 😢

[@Justjenrc]

Great interview!

[@fabianamartin7174]

En español por favor ❤❤❤❤❤