The real risks of psychedelics, explained by an expert | Dr. Matthew Johnson

The real risks of psychedelics, explained by Johns Hopkins professor Dr. Matthew Johnson.
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A pattern emerges when you compare the harmfulness of different types of psychoactive drugs: alcohol and hard drugs like heroin and crack cocaine rank as the most harmful, while psychedelic substances like psilocybin and LSD score as the least harmful.
It’s perhaps not too surprising. After all, psychedelic substances are generally non-toxic and medically safe to consume. The drugs do not come with the same kind of overdose risks that substances like alcohol and heroin do.
Still, psychedelics can have profound effects on the psyche. Bad trips are a real phenomenon. But bad trips are sometimes the result of an interplay between the drugs and the user’s environment. As explained by Dr. Matthew W. Johnson, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Johns Hopkins, the conditions under which someone experiences psychedelics can significantly influence the trip - for the worse or the better.
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About Matthew Johnson:
Matthew W. Johnson, Ph.D., is The Susan Hill Ward Endowed Professor of Psychedelics and Consciousness Research at Johns Hopkins. Working with psychedelics since 2004, he is one of the world’s most widely published experts on psychedelics. He has published research on psychedelics and mystical experience, personality change, tobacco smoking cessation, cancer distress treatment, and depression treatment. In 2021 he received as principal investigator the first grant in 50 years from the US government for a treatment study with a classic psychedelic, specifically psilocybin in treatment of tobacco addiction. He is also known for his expertise in behavioral economics, addiction, sexual risk behavior, and research with a wide variety of drug classes. He’s been Interviewed by Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, CNN, NPR, Fox News, Fox Business News, BBC and in Michael Pollan’s book How to Change Your Mind.
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[@woden__]

I did shrooms pretty quickly after their decriminalization here in Colorado, and oh man. It was hugely bittersweet, but it was a profound spiritual experience I needed to have. Ever since then, I feel love I think for the first time in my whole life, im so present and aware of myself and my boundaries and I take a lot less shit from life and from people. I no longer worry about things from my past, I feel like I restored a piece of myself that has been missing for a very long time. I absolutely advocate for veteran and autism mushroom therapy Postscript; If you take a psychedelic and your world view and self image is starting to change drastically and indefinitely, just relax. Where do you think ancestral stories of mythical creatures came about? You aren't going crazy, only experiencing different degrees of mind you have always had and that have been estranged from you by a set of circumstances in the world, you will always be okay 💜

[@untossablesalad4423]

Hey, not sure if this is something you can answer, but how difficult is it to find them in Colorado?

[@woden__]

@@untossablesalad4423 Shouldn't be too hard, generally it applies to the same way you find drug dealers, find alt people and find reasons to talk to them. You can order mushroom growkits aswell, however you'll have to grow them but they should be pretty easy

[@PerseusEsq]

All PTSD needs to be taken as seriously as veteran PTSD. Most cases come from domestic abuse such as childhood abuse including among vets. When we section out vets we are excluding the majority of patients.

[@adrycough]

I am not spiritual at all, but after taking shrooms a few months ago I am much happier and am highly motivated, lost a ton of anxiousness, and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an entire ounce for backup, but haven't yet felt the need to take any more since then. It was fun and weird, then scary, then eye opening and beautiful.

[@gliiitched]

Eek, why autism? I mean, I’m autistic and I *maybe sorta might* want to try them, but are you saying it to un-autism people? Because honestly if so, that’s wide scale abuse in that it aims to eliminate an entire group of people, kinda just because they’re disabled.

[@teresamartim6173]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety and illicit pill addiction. Imagine carrying heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not in a couple years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[@WilliamMark-yv6kl]

Please does anyone know where I can get them? I put so much on my plate and it really affects my stress and anxiety levels, I would love to try shrooms

[@brendanfisher9686]

Yes he's Dr.Burkeshroom.Shrooms to me is a natrual healer. I know a guy who has used mushrooms in the same way and they have really helped him. mah dudes have safe trips all.

[@SokMark]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@AlannaPhillips-fn3fd]

From my experience it really works excellently! It doesnt even need to be a full hit. With potent shrooms 2-3 small ones will still make a clear difference. It will be a few hour cosy rumbling moment around rest time, but afterwards its just calm and you feel amazing and gain your freedom. Psilocybin is different dudes, its the only "treatment" I would recommend to someone who genuinely wants to get better. There is no addiction, withdrawal, or negative side effects. It's just pure healing., far more effective than any anti-depressant. You can thank me later

[@RogerStevens-hs4ju]

I was noписапу чepressed since childhood. It was relentless. I assumed it would ultimately end me somehow. About twelve years ago I randomly accepted the offer from a friend of a few doses of mushrooms. I did them two consecutive nights alone. First night was pretty mild. The second night? Wow. I saw my depression from every angle, realized much. Next day: depression totally gone. Never came back, never coming back. It's like it's a forest far away I can remember, and could probably find again with enough effort, but it has zero impact on anything in my life or mind. They honestly saved my life and improved it immensely. I never did them again, either. I wish there was a good, organized way to administer them to people who would benefit from them.

[@MartinCurutchet8491]

Psilocybin flipped the off switch on my social anxiety like a light switch. It's effect lasted long enough that I thought it permanent. My anxiety and doubts and lack of self worth was gone. Anything that can make you love yourself should be legal.

[@Henryflores-mn6yu]

Everybody is struggling with mental health and could benefit from careful therapeutic use of substances like these. Wanna try, but keep being told I can't do it alone for the first time.

[@StephenBass-ck3uv]

I do respect and believe in psychedelics as treatment, yet I’m reluctant about using them personally. Not sure about how “good” it may do to someone

[@Roy.Laguna2988]

dr.martyshroom is your guy. Got all kinds of psychedelics stuff. Guided me through my first ever experience

[@PaulHelena]

I find it funny if there's any psychedelic therapy there online

[@Felipe.Oliveira5665]

He's on instgram??

[@Connorgibson-ts2dq]

Psychedelics have the potential to make a significant impact on mental health issues like anxiety and depression. They've been incredibly helpful for me personally.

[@DiegoPatrick6274]

I've been looking to try some recently, but I can't find anywhere to source.

[@DaveSmith091]

dr.tonyshrooms is your guy. The best shrooms and psychedelics guy I know.

[@declanh5434]

He's on instgram??

[@kalimhebert9930]

Yes

[@JustinBrown-jz2of]

I had my first experience with golden teachers, it was really great.

[@thomasmaxime2340]

It’s so difficult to describe depression to someone who’s never been there because it’s not sadness. Psychedelic are the reason why I didn't take my life when I was at my end.i was stripped of my ego and saw the beauty of life and interconnectivity

[@tessymitch]

Last year, I took shrooms thinking it was going to hit like an edible or something. Shit was scary at first but amazing once you start getting deeper into your thoughts

[@jefferyscott8148]

LSD and mushrooms completely changed my whole outlook on life..I became a better version of myself. This experience gave me a lot of confidence about myself and a bunch of bad thought/behaviour pattern were broken. One of these was pretty bad OCD that made me wash my hands alot..it gave me a lot of hope that things will be fine, this is the one thing that I heard throughout the trip. The main reason for the trip was my severe Depression and it definitely helped me. Before all I could do was lay in bed, now I am trying to rebuild my life one step at a time which wasn't possible before.

[@sherrimandel6983]

Psychedelic’s have ways to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, but it’s just so hard to source here

[@melissacampbell9915]

I've been having this constant, unbearable anxiety because of university stress..not until I met Myco_louiis.. he really helped me

[@jesseesquivel842]

Does he ship?How did it go? Is this person reliable? I want so bad to try it.

[@AddledMindInc]

I was over 500 pounds and on the back end of a two decade long depression when I tried LSD. The first dose saw me a completely different person the next day. I've lost over 300 pounds and truly love the man I have become. I have continued to take a high dose once or twice a year and have only continued to improve upon myself over the past decade.

[@LazyboyRecliner]

Man I struggled to lose 30 pounds. You're incredible!

[@AddledMindInc]

@@LazyboyRecliner I've put in the work, but I owe that self love and dedication to L. If I hadn't found had the experience I did I am convinced I would be dead by now. Congrats on busting out 30 pounds btw. Be proud of it.

[@LazyboyRecliner]

@@AddledMindInc For sure man, I use it the same way for depression. I haven't had to dip into the medicine cabinet in over a year. Keep rocking, man🤙

[@AwakeInNaptown]

I was at 550 at one point. I've lost a hundred and I ain't stopping. LSD changed my life. I realized I'd closed my heart and mind off from those around me. I've since opened up and realized I have so much life to live and this weight is holding me back.

[@AddledMindInc]

@@AwakeInNaptown Fuck yes! Stick to it friend. So happy to hear someone else found that clarity.

[@DaveTorres4229]

Psychedelics dissolved 10years of my depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts in 10 minutes for me. When I opened my eyes I came back as a different me. All trauma has been dissolved before my very eyes. I understood what love and understanding truly meant and 9 months on, I've never experienced any of the depression and anxiety that plagued my existence beforehand. I saw every path that everyone had ever taken and why. It is the most profound experience of my life. Just my experience.

[@kim_2060]

I realized too that psychedelics are also known to cause out of body experiences altered perception of time, ego dissolution, complete detachment from reality and entities at high doses.

[@Mikky_40]

Psychedelics shrooms tend to fix problems at their core, unlike modern medicine which tries to fix the symptoms. This is why psychedelics work great for depression and addiction.

[@KarzyJune]

How to research and locate them??

[@DaveTorres4229]

I can recommend you to Frierson Selman he is a genius.

[@Andres_74]

I battled with depression, anxiety & C-PTSD. I do hear that shroom cures depression. Wish doctors could be more open to nature medicine over big pharmacy but we know why though.^

[@michaelandy8468]

Psychedelic is the answer to most severe anxiety and depression...the use of magic mushrooms completely helps one get over depression

[@JoanPatterson-pv1sg]

Any good dealer?I seriously want to try out..

[@BrieCena]

I can say doc_Louis is the man for you

[@FairSmith]

Yes!,he provides a variety of items including mushrooms,LSD,DMT,and even chocolate bars

[@JoannaTizzle]

Psychedelic mushrooms healed me from severe ptsd that I suffered for years..Truly magical

[@PaulHarden-pg3un]

He's on Instagram??

[@alfafalk]

The key word when it comes to these substances is respect. Even though the risk of actual harm is very low, they should be treated with the respect they deserve, since psychedelics are powerful stuff. If one uses them without respect, it"s only a matter of time before they will teach you a harsh lesson. Used respectfully though, they are capable of a lot of good.

[@kajuskup375]

I always go in with no respect saying that it won’t affect me much just hoping to have a bad trip but never have even at 850ug, usually go out with my friend in public, mess around with npcs and have some really interesting conversations but all the bad trip stories i’ve been told so far are from some 40-60 year old reddit users

[@bigthink2059]

🙏

[@MrKeys-tx3jt]

@@kajuskup375 I can relate. May I make a guess? Are you between the ages of 16-19?

[@Bando710_]

i read this in uncle irohs voice

[@kajuskup375]

@@MrKeys-tx3jt Yes, but i don’t think that’s a factor, i just think it’s about mentality, all the people talking about bad trips just get scared halfway through and that’s it

[@jamiebates8274]

As an academic in psychology, I can say that there's extensive research on the negative psychological effects of LSD. An example is that it can worsen a mental disorder when the person goes on a bad trip. I'm not against LSD. I just think that such important points need to be covered in this video as this could influence a lot of individuals. Cover both the good and the bad, especially the mental implications.

[@wonderit918]

this comment should be fixed on the top.

[@grapeboi9256]

As an LSD user I agree. Very bad to take if you have a mental disorder such as schizophrenia

[@augustaoliva9739]

Exactly! And some people develop HPPD

[@reovaproductions4544]

Dive

[@VoicuAde]

I SUPPOSE you just learned certain things theoretically, but you never tried, lsd, shrooms, DMT. It's all about how you do these things...You have to start with small doses, in a favorable environment. And certain people after having a bad trip they get scared, stop taking that substance and then they categorize it as dangerous. But it can only be a stage during the entire journey, maybe you need that bad trip.

[@JohnJoseph-jg8sw]

Mushroom was good to me

[@AmeliaPhillips-qn4gb]

Absolutely! It's incredible to see how psilocybin mushrooms and psychedelics have the potential to make a positive impact on mental health. They've shown promising results in treating depression and anxiety. It's exciting to think about the possibilities they hold for helping people.

[@LornaBlack-qf5kb]

Where can I source em?

[@HeidiWoods-pu6tu]

Can he be On instgram?

[@ErnestineRodriquez-ze9gb]

I know, right! It's mind-blowing how psychedelic trips can be so individual and unique, even when people take the same amount at the same time.

[@BradleyWilson-ws8hq]

Can he send to me in Ohio?

[@ingridsara213]

I have mostly been depressed for a long time, but after taking shrooms few months ago, l feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone , lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven’t yet felt the need to take any more since then.

[@morganabigail1984]

I have autism, I was diagnosed with it when I was 15. I tried shrooms and it made me function so much better.

[@barbaraingram1045]

Eek I’m autistic too and might wanna try mushrooms. How do I go about it?

[@morganabigail1984]

Yeah doc.brenttt is your guide. Man is exceptional with anything psychedelics.

[@jamesharris3137]

Hello Can he be reached on IG?

[@morganabigail1984]

Yes doc.Brenttt

[@TruthAndReconciliation]

I think it needs to be emphasized that psychedelics aren’t “fun” if you’re using them to treat mental issues though. I took 4g of shrooms by myself for my first trip, horrifying experience that ended up also being extremely cathartic. They can be really beneficial, but if someone thinks they’re gonna blast off to have fun AND come out the other end cured if depression, I think they’ll have a bad time.

[@user-ht6rj9cr6j]

👆👆He has the best tips and stuffs for microdosing, shrooms, psych meds, dmt trips, psilocybin, chocolate bars, lsd, he’s got a lot and ships swiftly 🍄🍄…..

[@alanelukman2516]

dr_and_rabbi

[@alanelukman2516]

On IG

[@alanelukman2516]

Go check him out. Really helped me out with my anxiety and depression issues. He is upright and he has good products 🍄🍫 check him out. saying cus i have done some therapy meetings with him and he has the best options

[@mpv9866]

Jumped into the deep end with no lifeguard. Congratulations, glad you learned to swim 🙏 start shallow folks, 1-3g is plenty enough to test the waters, and don't go all-in immediately, you have a 3 hour window of efficacy to get to the level you're seeking

[@Benny-mb6si]

Psychedelics helped me deal with my addiction. Having suffered anxiety and depression as well. I must say taking them turned my life around. I started micro dosing and just in a couple days I noticed major changes in my stress levels, depression, and everything else. It's been really great. After battling with these for years, I was unaware that shrooms will save me.

[@hathaway5631]

I suffer from chronic PTSD and chronic depressed disorder and ADD. I need this in my life.

[@emilysmith3086]

I'm happy for you. Psilocybin mushrooms saved me from 4 years of uncontrollable bad thoughts. After just a few dosages I realized mydepression and PTSD were completely gone. Imagine carrying heavy chains on your neck for almost half a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone.

[@chrisdaniel1237]

I recommend you hit up 👉🏻mushmistt, he's very reliable and ship to any location he's got any shrooms strain you need and other psychedelics like LSD and DMT.

[@jogieshireen]

There's a lot of potential in psychedelics, I can't wait to try any of them mushrooms specifically but it's just so hard to find a reliable source over here

[@thereallittiana]

Can I find him on inta ?

[@sean803]

But make no mistake: Psilocybin has a number of potential medical benefits.

[@wicks3659]

I learned more about myself on one trip than I have through over a year of therapy.

[@NhanVa]

​@@wicks3659How do you source yours please?

[@NhanVa]

How do you source yours please?

[@wicks3659]

Doc.toddshrooms

[@n.k5620]

Mushrooms are packed full of an important antioxidant called glutathione.

[@RobPendy]

I just tried MUSHROOMS for the first time. I felt as if i was in the center of the universe. I didn't go crazy after such an extreme experience. Totally got rid of depression, anxiety and illicit pill addiction.

[@CastroTristen]

Psychedelics should only be used with great care and respect, I would love to feel same man , how do you source em

[@SusanHoskins-df9kk]

dr.perryshroom is your guy. Got all kinds of psychedelics stuff. Guided me through my first ever experience

[@AndrewBausher7054]

YES, dr.perryshroom. There's a lot of potential in psychedelics

[@JamesHinkle-lu9yy]

It would be great to hear in more detail about your mystical experiences during meditation.

[@TimTalley6388]

hm. Can dr.perryshroom dispatch to me in LA?

[@joela.4058]

Just went on a 7 mile hike yesterday with my girlfriend and ate some mushrooms with her. We not only laughed together and appreciated the beauty of where we were, but talked about our relationship, work, family. Basically appreciating life, our relationships and how to be better. That’s my therapy. It really helps in the right place, with the right people, and the right dose.

[@user-gj6lr3kn1g]

Trippy shits are very much available in 👆👆👆 Gives high quality & adequate dosage guidelines, he's an expert in that field

[@ronandoherty1295]

sounds beautiful, I would like to do this with my girl.

[@10418]

Right dose.

[@redneckshaman3099]

@@ronandoherty1295 I too would like to do this with your girl 😻

[@ronandoherty1295]

@@redneckshaman3099 you would have to do it with my fists first.

[@flappypaddles_]

There's a saying in the psychedelic community that you don't always get what you want from psychedelics, but you always get what you need. The bad experiences are usually to do with unaddressed issues, beliefs or biases that a person has locked away in their psyche and in the right set and setting, psychedelics force that hand and open the locked door. The majority of the time, the experience is breath-taking. There simply aren't words to accurately describe what the world is like on these compounds. They really are life-changing and life-affirming.

[@Jaysin999]

Sounds like my boys story of his trip and how he feels a whole nee person with mindset after that trip

[@witchkittyplays7773]

Idk about that, I was in a very happy state of my life and I kept on thinking my friend have a bloody face... it was just random and I was not depressed or anything

[@fokrulislam7945]

This is spot on! I had a bad experience about something that happened in the past. Thoughts going over it over and over again, I’m starting to deal with it now so it doesn’t happen again

[@maurimcgrath7548]

Its all about understanding that there is no such thing as a bad mushroomtrip, only true ones that makes you grow.

[@culturebreath369]

Very true! I was on an acid binge for awhile and then decided to go back, and do some mushrooms. Little did I know my acid use had for some reason effected my bodies relationship with mushrooms, and I had my first real "bad" trip. Wasn't even bad but I had a super heavy anxiety "elevator" feel. Tried making myself puke up everything I ate until I realized: Hey dumbass you're already high.. your body digested it already. Just ride it out and quit for awhile. Because of that trip.. I cut back on acid, and probably saved myself some trouble. LISTEN TO YOUR BODY! I've done some doses of mda that shouldve killed me. I went deep in the party drugs, and I don't brag but I say it because it's not how you should use things of any kind really. Learned to appreciate the gift that is the high.. instead of just riding that shit like a wild beast. Watching friends leave their body enough times kinda makes ya wanna stop also... o.O

[@user-bj1jw2wp9n]

Phsychedelics helped me quit illicit pills addiction, I was messed up I was depressed and a danger to myself. Good videos and help like this should be seen always.

[@paulrobbins1320]

dr.blakee, he's the best and reliable source for everything psychedelics.

[@user-bj1jw2wp9n]

Is he instgram?

[@zackmm4917]

It ’s wild, everyone’s feel of shrooms is different though

[@paulrobbins1320]

@@user-bj1jw2wp9n Sure, dr.blakee

[@geraldjoseph4427]

dr. I blakee is amazing, I wish there are more good doctors like him who sell and administer good stuff.

[@princewillwalter]

Psychedelic therapy is just one of those great leaps in the mental health space. It’s wonderful and the fact they serve recreational use and health as well. Can’t say I don’t trip once in a while

[@praiseyahweh-wk6td]

Psilocybin trips happen to be some of the greatest experiences of my entire life.

[@ElinaGrande]

Where did you get yours or which website I’ll really love to try it.

[@ElinaGrande]

On IG?

[@princewillwalter]

Sure,@dr_xzavier**

[@ElinaGrande]

Can dr_xzavier send across to me here in Atlanta?

[@FYAHWEHL]

I’ve had a wide variety of experience with psychedelics, the most intense ones with LSD, also good and bad. My last trip was on mushrooms and somehow I really understood how stupid and impulsive it was to grab that cigarette in that moment after smoking many during the trip. One month after that, I also stopped watching porn, stopped eating sweets, started going to the gym, stopped playing video games and basically changed my whole life. It was just that one thought about impulsivity that changed my life… It sounds really crazy to me when I think about it…

[@kadiriabraham4931]

For quality supplies and guide, I recommend you check

[@kadiriabraham4931]

Healerrob

[@kadiriabraham4931]

On Instagram

[@xxportalxx.]

Mmmm for me nicotine definitely felt like a deal with a demon while tripping, but I still made the deal 😈

[@TruthAndReconciliation]

What was your shroom dosage?

[@bigthink]

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[@ghostwriter1415]

There's a very good book titled, "The Cult Of Pharmacology" by Dr. Richard DeGrandpre. He's a PhD psychopharmacologist from Duke University, and I think he marketed the book in 2006. Moreover, the concept of "exteroceptive stimulus" and how it affects the brain is pretty complex. A bad trip can have lingering results that are not chemical in nature, even though chemicals are responsible for the sensation. It's a perceived trauma (like witnessing a murder at a young age). Young people hear only the benefits of Ayahuasca and ignore the fact that the trip can be so anxiogenic that the only way to escape it is to commit suicide! L/R

[@unbannable7551]

*The real reason it’s illegal:* I’ve never seen someone who’s taken them, (acid or shrooms) and not realize how c*rrupt the government really is. It wakes you up, makes you look at life completely different. It can erase years, or even decades of brainwashing.

[@t.z.g9118]

reverse that, less dangerous on the spot but long term effects? doesn't it dilates blood vessels? shouldn't it not give you low blood pressure in the future if you take it too oftenly? control over this might be something we have trouble with no? also if tolerance gets higher?

[@milosancheztv8432]

A channel that recommend LSD ? I tought I have seen it all on youtube..

[@waynedavis2022]

The use of magic mushrooms completely helps one get over depression and makes you feel like yourself.

[@Alex_146]

I’ve been thinking to use shrooms for my anxiety and depression. Anyone know where I can source them?

[@alberthall6687]

@@Alex_146Yes, doc.jeanne

[@royperry1165]

Shrooms are very helpful, it has really helped to reduce anxiety and depression.

[@jefferywalker4834]

Is he on Instagrm?

[@alberthall6687]

@@jefferywalker4834Yes he is… doc.jeanne

[@PriscillaLogan-by9ll]

Lsd, dmt and psilocybin containing mushrooms are amazing. I could remember several years ago, I was diagnosed with BPD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. This is something that really need to be used for treatment of related health challenges.

[@CARIBBEAN_365]

Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.

[@KicksConceptsshoes]

Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.

[@DonnHowes]

YES very sure of Dr.benshrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@KimberlyJose-si2sv]

Ive done shrooms last month in my house. It taught me how severely traumatized I was from alcohol. I healed from many mental traumas from my past and was able to forgive, let go. Shrooms to me is a remedy not a vice. I even felt more refreshed the morning after. So no hangovers. No depression mood for days. No anxiety.I now have a more calm mind

[@LucasRobert-ns3nj]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@zobius9191]

As someone who has had more bad trips (high anxiety; “thinking too much”) than “fun” trips, I still learned something each time. For me it was often a learning experience in which I learned about myself, about my own flaws that sober me avoided like the plague. Psychidelics showed me the true meaningless of my individual life, while simultaneously showing me the true beauty of life itself. Without mushrooms and LSD I don’t think I would have ever been interested in philosophy. It’s interesting when you look into the dark abyss and come out inspired by the light, by the universes insane ability to turn black space into living, breathing organisms.

[@becauseitsthere2510]

100% aggre with that. it's never """ fun """", it's actually really serious stuff and yes, you can see hell and start to cry and feel bad. you learn about yourself and what's wrong in your life, what's good.

[@aubreyj.tennant1123]

This too has been my experience. I backed off bcs of it and now ready to jump back in. It’s been always on my mind that if I could successfully do psychs without fear - I would have overcome a lot of my lifelong anxieties. Im 71 and very physically healthy. I think I can handle the rough spots and so far haven’t had many. Thanks for your story. Inspirational for me 😊🙏🏼

[@jayquilliam8923]

Mate just come back off a trip and this couldnt have resonated with me more

[@annamarhal9236]

@@becauseitsthere2510dudes got his 3rd eye open

[@cr-nd8qh]

Same here. I did shrooms last night and thought I was gonna die but I focused on my breathing and got through it

[@marky5493]

Having just done my first trip yesterday on mushrooms, I can say it was proberly one of the top 5 things I've done in my 45 years of life. I went down to a river and sat on its banks with my brother and a good friend who's done it before and we had a SMALL dose and slowly increased it until it was enough for each of us. Make sure you are in a place where you feel safe and in nature where no body is gonna interrupt your time. Remind yourself you in control and everything is going to be OK. Don't do the mother load and expect to handle it off the bat! My mental clarity is tops in fact it's motivated me to do stuff in my life that I was confused and grappling with. I feel I was lied to about this stuff my whole life and always thought if I did it I might just jump off a building Casue I though I could fly. Nothing could be further from the truth!

[@controllerbrain]

You had a positive experience because you controlled your dosages.

[@alexc7857]

​@@controllerbrain because he's 45 and wise

[@tea1097]

what would be a good small dose for first time

[@marky5493]

@@tea1097 I would proberly do half a gram and see how it feels then wait an hour or so and MAYBE take a tad more. Or just enjoy it as it is. The setting is far more important than the dosage I think.

[@marky5493]

@@ItzTwelve0Clock yeah totally get your point, maybe I was just luckily. I guess it about being able to trust your buddies and more importantly the source!

[@user-ch3yz8yb5j]

Psychedelics is a tool in which the universe uses to connect with us, we understand without words We listen without distractions,we agree without arguments.

[@jensenbruz1029]

A lot of people take shrooms and complain about bad trips but what one should understand is that one has to have a purpose for using it you can’t cheat the universe.

[@user-zn6kx9ez6k]

Psychedelics tend to fix problems at their core,unlike modern medicine which tries to fix the symptoms. This is why psychedelics work great for depression,addiction etc.

[@Haylalucilavasquez]

This days a lot of people are going through hard stuff, depression etc and I’ll really love to try some any source.?

[@jensenbruz1029]

I’ll recommend you to a store I got my psychedelics products. [dr_xzavier]

[@moniquesacks2953]

I’ve been scared to try out something with my life and I’ve been on here for a while I’ll really love to trip. Is my first time tho

[@royperry1165]

Psychedelic mushrooms really healed me years back. These are great healing compounds! When used in proper context.

[@jefferywalker4834]

I've been looking to try some recently, but I can't find anywhere to source.

[@waynedavis2022]

doc.jeanne, he's the best and reliable doctor for everything psychedelics.

[@larrydiaz9013]

Is on IG?

[@waynedavis2022]

Yesss, doc.jeanne

[@michaeljohnson5853]

I just had my first experience with golden teachers, it was really great! I loved it.

[@joansidehed6245]

My friend got a drug-indused psychosis from LSD and years after he still suffer from it. He has gotten various amount of psychiatric diagnosis like: HPPD (Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder), Panic Disorder and Depression. He was in a safe environment, around people he trusted and felt comfortable going into it. It only needed ONE bad trip to cause this to him. I think he suffered from this for 4 years now and it only now has gotten a bit better... There are risks that aren't always presented in the public; thus it cannot be added into statistics. Just to put a perceptive to all the LSD and shroom users.

[@ryanbarnard6640]

I’m curious. Was be an experienced tripper? Does his family have a history of psychotic disorders?

[@voltbf4379]

I've had at least a dozen horrifying trips and i'm perfectly fine, so are 99% of people who have bad trips.. sorry but your friend would've eventually gone into psychosis with or without psychedelics, he was predisposed for them.. clinical literature for this is very clear.

[@lunaaburas3279]

@@voltbf4379 This is false. Psychdelics can absolutely trigger conditions in some people who are vulnerable to it, that does not mean they would have developed the condition with or without psychdelics. The research you're referring to only applies to people WITHOUT predispositions.

[@voltbf4379]

@@lunaaburas3279 The percentage of people with psychosis is constant regardless of psychedelic use in the population observed.

[@sincityian]

I have HPPD from mushrooms. It's not talked about (or studied) enough. It's been 8 months and I'm still dealing with mild visual distortions; thankfully not bad enough to interfere with my day-to-day or require treatment.

[@accountabilityupholder3819]

As a veteran with PTSD with extreme anxiety and depression. Mushrooms changed my attitude towards dependence on alcohol. Low doses of shrooms/molly actually helped me come to terms with my past traumas. I have nothing negative to say about mushrooms. Alcohol literally destroys people’s livelihoods and psychiatric meds just make you feel numb.

[@BeholdIamaNewCreation]

Exactly! Summed it up perfectly for me brother!

[@jimkeogh8552]

I’m glad you found peace. Psilocybin has never been anything less than a healing experience for me.

[@UnrealSickness]

"There are very real dangers with psychedelics. But i'm not going to tell you what those are, do drugs have fun" pretty much what he said, horrible video lol

[@Pindoria]

How much did you take?

[@raffiahmad4068]

I have been micro dosing on the batch of mushrooms I got from one guy online for the last few months for depression and anxiety and the results has been immeasurable. The world has beauty again whereas before it was grey and painful.

[@AngelinaF_6858]

Psychedelic definently have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like depression and anxiety, I'd like to try them but it's just hard to source here. Hope you can help.

[@KarzyJune]

Can you help with the source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Sad......

[@raffiahmad4068]

@dr.henryshroom *****

[@raffiahmad4068]

He is the best shroom source I know at the moment. He has the best strain products I've used since I started micro dosing journey in march... He's really good at what he does.

[@officialkimberly5751]

I'm in crossville how can I get it? Does he shipp???

[@tonylocke1214]

I first tripped at age 15, but we ALWAYS had a straight guide. It was my turn, when a friend had a rough trip, but he/we got through it with no harm done. It’s just a matter of being a bit sensible, and you can enjoy some of the most wonderful experiences available.

[@straytonox1492]

i have no fear to say that porn is more dangerous than alcool

[@stevensnell97]

Why is sobriety so bad? People are always looking to escape.

[@cactusscone]

Sobriety is awsome I love being sober but I also improve my life with occasionally taking psychedelics but I agree absolutely nothing wrong with sober days they are some of my best days I'd say I'm sober more days of the year than I am not..

[@sestriaxo5769]

Psychedelics is like extreme sobriety

[@cactusscone]

@@sestriaxo5769 totally especially the cactus types

[@Raff766]

Taking psychedelics is like the opposite of escaping, it can force you to face your problems in life whether you want to or not.

[@cactusscone]

@@Raff766 very true.... If they were a shortcut I'd be there by now

[@HyenDry]

I'm almost in literal tears reading this comment section, about the traumas people have overcome through the use of psylocibin or other psychadelics. I'm so overjoyed how so many of you have had such a positive experience in being able to move forward through life. I'm also very sad knowing how many people who could drastically benefit from these substances in their lives but wont try it, due to the stigmas our governments have placed on them.

[@GothicCatholicism]

Almost in tears? Lmfao get a grip

[@nickyblue4866]

Are you literally crying and shaking rn

[@tristanmisja]

And then there are the people trying to sell drugs...

[@TagoMago2010]

Taking LSD was one of the best and most therapeutic decisions I have ever made in my life. I've had a lot of trauma happen throughout my childhood, both my parents nearly died in a motorcycle accident in 2011 which resulted in my mother having severe head trauma and mental illnesses such as clinical depression, psychosis, insomnia, mania, bipolar disorder, the list goes on.. quite literally at one point believing she was possessed by the devil, bare in mind I was 9 years old when this was happening. I still don't have a proper relationship with my mother and I haven't since I was 13 years old - I am now 19. My entire direct family has been partially broken for nearly a decade from the aftermath of the crash. My half brother also died 5 years ago which happened just as things were starting to improve with my mum. Since then I've had a mixed was beautiful. It genuinely felt like all the anxiety, pain and trauma I had been through in my life was lifted from my shoulders. To this day I still believe it was more beneficial to my mental health then any therapy I have had to date. It felt like I was being enlightened and I had found the answer to life. Since then I have made a complete upheaval in positive changes to my life. Working out 3-5x a week nearly every week throughout 2022. I gained my confidence back and not once since taking my first tab have I genuinely contemplated suicide or felt depressed to the level I did throughout the years before acid. I achieved satisfactory grades in my end of year college exams and now I'm on a gap year, still exploring my options and I'm truly grateful to be relationship with my mental health but in December 2020 after an incident with a girl that put me in a spiral of depression and self guilt I nearly took my own life and I was still deeply suicidal and depressed until June 2021. After that period fortunately I was slowly getting better and in November 2021 i took my first tab of acid. The experience was beautiful. It genuinely felt like all the grades in my end of year college exams and now I'm on a gap year, still exploring my options and I'm truly grateful to be alive. I have also tripped 3 times since last year. Each time more potent than the other and all uniquely beneficial. I understand that these ‘drugs' aren't for everyone, but when used correctly, the right ones, in my case psychedelics, have been extremely beneficial to my life. I am so glad to have discovered the positive side effects of psychedelics while I’m still young. Just thought I’d share my own experience with you. Have a nice day :) 🪬

[@kianrehman8011]

And yet they are illegal we all ask why

[@bountyhunter6180]

I've done LSD and shrooms several times. I love to periodically do them. They sort of give you a mind-reset because you see things differently. Sometimes things don't make sense, the euphoria is unparalleled and visual distortions just make you appreciate a lot of things about how your mind works. I'm still going on well with my life and will definitely have so many more trips as long as I can. So yes, I agree that they are freakishly safe because I have never had a similar experience with anything else; being sober or on something. Peace everyone ☮🕊

[@eastcoastnews9529]

Ketamine works amazingly on PTSD AND chronic pain and depression if you don’t have schizophrenia. Aaaaaamazing . 🙏🏻✊🏻🇺🇸

[@geertvanschaik7976]

You should try-out the next level: ayahuasca...

[@judgeberry6071]

Gotta laugh at how clever drugs are in convincing people that they are not doing them any harm. Trust me they're not doing you any good either 🤦‍♂️

[@ImHeadshotSniper]

​@@judgeberry6071 ahaha honestly. it's typical of people with self control issues to be so desperate for a quick fix rather than actually taking conscious action to resolve whatever their issues may be.

[@ajaxplay8]

@@judgeberry6071 I mean LSD does actually not cause you any bodily harm, the only risks are psychological (having a "bad trip", can trigger schizophrenia in vulnerable persons etc.) And I think it's okay to just take them occasionally to have a nice experience too.

[@chloehayes9471]

I want to do this, but where to get magic mushrooms or psychedelic products.. Any idea of someone who sells and delivers?

[@daniilyarkov3530]

Wow haven't try some psychedelic products before??

[@chloehayes9471]

funny enough, yeah.

[@daniilyarkov3530]

@Chloe Hayes Not so hard, just to find someone a plug close to you..

[@chloehayes9471]

@Daniil Yarkov New to all this, and don’t know how to get one.. got any ?

[@daniilyarkov3530]

@Chloe Hayes Ok then.. Yeah I do

[@VonRix]

I tried psychedelics one time and still have flashbacks of panic and anxiety. Things I did not experience before. I wish I did not take them. And I know more.l people suffering the same. Don’t do them. Yes some people enjoy them, but they tend to be some seriously mentally f@ckd up people. So this stuff helps them. But people who are mentally ok should not do it

[@tigerzoo325]

A lot of people turn a blind eye towards the side effects

[@jerry3790]

A friend of my friend died because he fell off his balcony while on mushrooms. I think the message is that you just need to be careful of your surroundings with any mind altering substance and follow the same rules as with alcohol.

[@memyselfi0120]

I can guarantee you that would NEVER happen on LSD. Sure shrooms can cause some delrium. I personally don't fancy them for that specific reason. But one substances faults don't increase another's.

[@jasonengland2357]

I’ve experienced that feeling to on shrooms, I was on my third floor balcony looking over thinking I could jump down, it wasn’t that far and I had full confidence it wasn’t a problem. Luckily I didn’t try it but remember that memory of the confidence and complete lack of consequences.

[@Heopful]

Tbh i used to be like the fake beard guy in the video rattling off the benefits of psychedelics, over the years tbh I haven't seen anyone get permanently better from psychs but i've seen a couple people cook themselves. The 'fake breakthrough' shit is dangerous and misleading imo. These days I would say if you're looking for something "an answer" don't do em, just do it for a different experience.

[@StickHits]

@@Heopful 100% disagree not only from personal experience, but the vast and growing scientific evidence and endless subjective reports and stories. You're either lying for some reason or you just got extremely unlucky in a small pool of subjective data... I will be respectful and assume it's the latter.

[@Heopful]

@@StickHits Wait till you're in your 30s and take a look at all your heavy psych using friends

[@vulcan_nova]

I thought after 3.5g of psilocybin that I had gone completely nuts and that my personality was gone, suddenly on the comedown, after a gloomy session of feeling broken down and effectively erased from existence, my self, my ego came rushing back as my brain seemed to reset. I wept like a child in thanks for the privilege to be me. What a gift life is, and I learned that profoundly while on a trip. That not only is life a gift, but *my* own life, is a treasure.

[@user-gj6lr3kn1g]

The above-named sells all kinds of psychedelics are stimulants like DMT, LSD, mushrooms, Xanax, golden teachers, chocolate bars and lots more

[@MrCmon113]

Meanwhile people spend decades in remote mountain monestaries to get rid of their ego.

[@mccarthew]

@@MrCmon113 meanwhile some turn psychotic from psychedelics. And shooms will not make the difference that daily meditation does, is what i believe. Might give very strong long lasting beneficial effects though of course but there are more risks compared to meditation.

[@vulcan_nova]

@@mccarthew I have to agree. While my mood improved profoundly over months after the trip, my reaction to most drugs also changed. But not really for the better. I no longer enjoy cannabis, for instance. I find I’m much more anxious when I take mood altering drugs. And I don’t have any plans to have shrooms again at anywhere near that dose. I strongly advocate for medical professionals to learn this substance and create evidence based treatment paths for it. I cannot recommend shrooms for recreational use. It was an extreme ride, that I do believe most people will be fine by the end, and I believe I was; but the experience was incredibly intense, and even eight months after the fact I still don’t know if it was entirely beneficial to have gone through it. The feeling of being completely mad really was unpleasant to experience.

[@PhilipJackson03]

Very balanced and informed video. I think it’s right to say psychedelics have absolutely profound and promising benefits (I can say that from my own personal experience). But we cannot be ignorant to the negatives as well. As we see this renaissance of psychedelics, we have to create an environment of education before use. Regardless of if you’re using it to find yourself or just have a good time. Understanding these substances, and using them in a healthy manner should be paramount.

[@nothing.mp3]

First ever experience with psychedelics was in college with a couple of my closest friends from childhood. Each dropped a 200µg LSD blotter in one of their parents' lakehouse while they were away for the weekend. One of the most magical experiences of my life. Aphex's 85-92 ambient works and Deep Forest playing throughout the entire house, plenty of space to mosey around and relax while enjoying the experience, brought tons of things to do and games to play (though we didn't get to many of them, haha!), surrounded by nature everywhere, just amazing in every aspect. I'll never forget all of us discussing what style of patterns we were seeing; I remember mine being distinctly Shipibo. Only downside is for a couple months following the experience, I had roughly 10-12 nights where I would wake with severe "sleep drunkenness". I would wake up in the middle of the night completely and utterly disoriented, no clue where I was, who I was, or what was going on. After 20 or 30 seconds my brain would kind of "zap" out of it and realize I was completely safe in my dorm, but pretty scary nonetheless. Just goes to show how powerful of an impact these substances have on your brain chemistry. They can precipitate states of deep understanding and compassion for the universe and the entities surrounding you, and can assist with truly transformative personal, inner growth. On the other hand they can also have very powerful, unintended effects too. All the more reason to dedicate funds to the research and elucidation of these incredible substances!

[@UnrealSickness]

"There are very real dangers with psychedelics. But i'm not going to tell you what those are, do drugs have fun" pretty much what he said, horrible video lol

[@hectormarroquin6788]

@@UnrealSicknesshe said we know what those risks are not they he wouldn’t say if you know your medical history and aren’t at risk of psychosis or serotonin syndrome and are in a controlled environment like with a therapist is what he was saying

[@FlyingClutchMan17]

Well just know it's different for everyone, I did lsd and lost my mind ended up being diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia just a few weeks after wards and fight a lifelong mental illness that never goes away with or without medication/or self medication

[@crlfff]

Definitely is, it ended giving me depression. I think it’s better to do it under assistance and therapy

[@nicolewhitley3640]

Thank you for that. I am so scared of trying it. My mond always are going. I find church and God my happiness. I knew it had to be a negative impact on some. Thanks for being honest

[@bosco4533]

Mushrooms and dmt transformed my life. Doctors with their ssris, anti psycotics and their opinions stole 6 years of my life, added 30kg to my body weight and I'm only just getting over it after breaking free from their tablets. That's all I have to say.

[@alanelukman2516]

@dr_and_rabbi

[@alanelukman2516]

On IG

[@alanelukman2516]

Go check him out. Really helped me out with my anxiety and depression issues. He is upright and he has good products 🍄🍫 check him out. saying cus i have done some therapy meetings with him and he has the best options

[@psychologienerd7546]

Never trust a "professor", who sounds as if he was high, and has a phallus-complex beard.

[@kathleenmelissa7415]

@WELLMANS11

[@opedromagico]

Psychedelic Therapist here, it saved my life in 2020. Have been helping people since then 🙌🏻

[@ouwle6618]

Thanks! :D

[@chuckjay6254]

What is the benefit of these substances?

[@lancegould]

They free your mind from the limits it’s put on itself. Truly.

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

Just wait until it come back and bite you in the a*ss … my saved friend, trading depression for psychosis? Just keep in mind that any self medicated drug feel that way… for a while…

[@ouwle6618]

@@joseph-mariopelerin7028 That makes it even more important that we are researching more on the substances today. And it's also important to promote safe use with lower dosages, being in a safe space and with a safe person who can trip sit for you. Also doing exstensive research yourself beforehand not only about the substance you are going to ingest, but also your family history with diseases like psychosis or schizo to minimise risk. Science so far shows that following proper steps towards safer use lowers the risk of bad stuff happening significantly. However you are wise to mention that it can always come and bite you in the ass, if misused, of course.

[@ashly_4lyfe544]

I took shrooms the other day, had a bad trip but later realized that I everything bad I go through in the actual world does not matter. Healed me completely and made me fear nothing. I appreciated life more and felt more connected to my environment. I am now the happiest. It's like everything negative in my life hit me all at once during my trip.

[@oregonpatriot1570]

I had a couple friends back in the '70s that REALLY pushed the envelope, taking huge amounts of LSD. When they were done with the long 'experiment' (for lack of a better term) one turned out pretty much normal, although much more quiet and reserved than he was before the journey. But the other one is GONE. He slowly wanders around the streets in his own world, just looking looking and not interacting with anybody. Completely lost.

[@drinkwalter9346]

I keep telling people that there are natural resources that works and don’t have side effects, I recommend you try out psychedelic mushroom, micro dosing psychedelic mushroom was the best decision I made to beat depression , not only ketamine makes you feel like a zombie with no emotions but other antidepressants that don’t work a bit, you should definitely try psychedelic mushroom, I had depression and anxiety but after treating myself with psychedelic mushroom I was more efficient in all I did , I’m in my 40’s and I’m breaking barriers, the stigma and access to it has been difficult for people that need it I get it from an online vendor that specializes in the trade of psychedelic products all natural from the earth and no side effects , everyone show start looking on the bright side of things that works and not feeding the never ending pockets of pharmaceutical companies

[@drinkwalter9346]

You can get it delivered to your location discreetly , psychedelics will give you what you want, your mind and body is your greatest asset treat it with love and respect, send your requests to the Instagram handle below to contact the vendor

[@drinkwalter9346]

*Wellmans11*

[@drinkwalter9346]

@comely kate i used it for 6 weeks and haven’t had a episode in over a year now

[@milascave2]

They do have side effect, though.

[@nickacelvn]

@@followmorrissporesonigstore Cant you spell? WTF is this bunch of hieroglyphics supposed to mean?

[@sicknado]

"The danger lies not with taking too much, but taking too little. Because if you take too little, then you can fight it. " -Terence McKenna

[@ronandoherty1295]

Terence himself stopped taking high doses after a "trip" that disturbed him deeply. With a low dose the reflex to grip and hold on is not activated.

[@larrydavid4668]

Care to elaborate please?

[@blondninja130]

@@ronandoherty1295 what is the source ,I really want to know more about that

[@ronandoherty1295]

@@blondninja130 I cant remember but he experienced a state of nihilistic emptiness and meaninglessness which scared him deeply.

[@brianpeterson5516]

Terrance mkcenna was a CIA plant. And what he's saying is the opposite of optimal. You must always regain control of your will, once you consume so much you loose self control, you become a vessel of demons, i.e. mkennas machine elves.

[@Stephanie56739]

I can't find a source anywhere for any good psychedelics in my area. I suffer some pretty bad anxiety and i got a chance to try K and man it was a miracle substance, I felt free, the only high or euphoria was from the relief of my vices being released, that's exactly what it did

[@Barbarasmith63]

The psychedelic experience is temporary but many people have permanent results first shrooms trip was really awesome, it felt like i was deep into the sea

[@Brodyalan562]

Magic mushrooms don't only help with mental health, they help amplify your empathy, if people were more empathetic the world would be a better place

[@Lisa78843]

/da_shariff/ Got psychs

[@ThomasLiam764]

tripping is not a bad idea but having a Mycologist who will recommend you the dosage is the best option

[@Stephanie56739]

@@Lisa78843 is he on Instagram or what?

[@Jerryberger9235]

I can't find a source anywhere for any good psychedelics in my area, I suffer some pretty bad depression and i got a chance to try K and man it was a miracle substance, I felt free,the only high or euphoria was from the relief of my vices being released, that's exactly what it did

[@sarahh321]

[Myco_tray] Got psychs

[@Jerryberger9235]

@@sarahh321 Is he on on Instagram or what?

[@nishaelvert1104]

All the problems that these compounds can help solve, and the potential for peace they have.

[@sarahh321]

@@Jerryberger9235 Yes

[@Jerryberger9235]

@@sarahh321 Thanks, I’ll get some right away

[@calebsarah9985]

I need guidance I can do 400-500 ugs of Lucy and 3-5 of shrooms and don’t get visuals a higher dose just makes me more disoriented and voices in my head non stop.

[@gomezanderson1723]

Right _trips is the best at what he sells.

[@gomezanderson1723]

On I.G

[@edersonglee4774]

I also got a legit mushrooms and psychedelic from him last week.

[@mavisscott2057]

He sells the best psychedelic products….. ships directly.

[@gerradeanderson2204]

How can I contact him?

[@arabellamoore2082]

Shrooms have helped me over come a terrible panic disorder and so many other things that I tend to push aside and not think about. I taught myself how to calm down during anxiety and panic attacks, how to be comfortable being by myself and why it’s so important to be comfortable by myself. The biggest lesson, “this too shall pass”. The trips can be a little scary, but I learned to be comfortable with the uncomfortable and wait for those moments to pass. I was comforted knowing this wouldn’t be my permanent state of mind. Now I do the same for my anxiety.

[@jcyoungpine918]

I love this! It’ll pass for sure

[@nelsonx5326]

A bad trip can be traumatizing.

[@aidancoletta7153]

Nice video. I agree. But, the risks were certainly not explained.

[@Sea_Enjoyer]

I've drank alot of coffee and alcohol. Had some bad times, but they never made me schizophrenic for several weeks like psychedelics did.

[@vote4todd]

Once you’ve had an intense psychedelic experience, you realize how easily you can be stripped from reality. They can show beauty and meaning in life but if taken in the wrong setting or situation it can cause permanent psychological damage.

[@user-ov3qs1hn8k]

Yeah, why doesn't he talk about that!?

[@ExistentiallyCrumbledPuffin]

And of course there is another danger of people taking psychedelics without awareness of their perhaps latent psychological disorders which could have been passed from their relatives genetically which can result in exacerbation or activation of those disorders and could end up going full blown schizo after one trip, there are plenty cases of these things happening and in my own experience i had a bad trip on LSD my 2nd time on only 200ug and since then i feel like i've never fully came back the way i was before it and its been 8 years now, not to mention that first couple years were pure living hell. And just to make it clear im not against psychedelics i believe they have invaluable place in our psychological healthcare and exploring our own, heck even reality's true nature, but these things are incredibly powerful so have to be done in controlled environments and with full assessment of ones psychological state as well as disorders that may run in a family.

[@ayoungethan]

@@user-ov3qs1hn8k probably because that issue is so rare and requires an extraordinary intersection of issues that it's of no real clinical significance. Compared to, say, the dangers and side effects of prescription benzos (which are also highly habit forming)

[@zakosist]

​@@user-ov3qs1hn8k I think this video was way too superficial. He should go much more in depth about what the risks and side effects are, how likely the risks are and what increases and decreases those risks. Im kind of disappointing in the video for that reason and suspect it for being biased

[@anthonyw6488]

@@zakosist It was an intro clip. There is a 3 hour talk with him and Andrew Huberman on YT

[@BigIndianBindi-jy1cz]

microdosing psilocybin caused me to develop autistic-level sensitivity. I get really angry to the point of meltdown over smells and sounds, and textures. I never used to be like that. --- Everyone says it's so healing. It has not been for me.

[@PotterDavis]

Psilocybin,LSD, shroom and ketamine are absolutely life changing substance that have so much potential to help people with mental health issues

[@Maxwell_PhanNguyen]

does anyone know where I can source them?

[@PetersRichardson-gu8jv]

yes get from dr_Johnshrooms there's alot of potential in psychedelics

[@Fredrick223-fe1rm]

is he on Instagram or something ?

[@WilliamsSarah-pg4ep]

Yes, dr_Johnshrooms

[@James44512]

Is he on Instagram?

[@AzumaRikimaru]

it took me 4 years of constant mushrooms trips, traveling while homeless, live music and acid to break the generational trauma that made my own sister and mother both kill themselves. I started to seek bad trips and once the bad trips stopped, it made me feel less inclined to doing mushrooms again

[@veneta72]

I’m a huge advocate of psychedelics and this narrative is becoming weird, toxic, misguided and just plain dumb. Psychedelics can make you crazy. That’s a thing. Some people don’t come back. Some people get “dinged” up and never quite feel the same. Bad things happen to good people. Comparing this to alcohol or tobacco or other psycho active compounds doesn’t take into effect the real possibility that major dangers lurk when exploring your psyche as psychedelics tend to open up. We need to grow up and be real about this. It’s a danger not inherent to other compounds like alcohol. Get real. Discuss the real danger everyone knows is there. And this narrative that oh it’s just people w underlying conditions is aborhent as well, stigmatizing those w those conditions and assuming most don’t have a trap door of vulnerability.

[@lilthc1212]

Facts, a couple bad trips at the wrong time and there's no coming back..

[@user-gj6lr3kn1g]

Trippy shits are very much available in 👆👆👆 Gives high quality & adequate dosage guidelines, he's an expert in that field

[@dertyp2441]

I agree. I also use psychedelics but we shouldnt underestimate the Dangers that they can have. Its Not always black and White. They arent as harmful as most people think and can definitly change your life for positive but also their dangers shouldnt be ignored.

[@janisbite7350]

Well said. I have negative experience with cannabis, and i did not have idea it could end so badly. Although they are not same, but both alter mind. I had only heard positive things, dont let that fool you guys. Now i have permanent damage from it in form of flashbacks.

[@otoyoto7153]

I totally agree with you but alcohol is legitimately more dangerous than shrooms in just about every other way, and the ways alcohol is dangerous are much more common than the ways shrooms can be dangerous. If you factor in the risk for alcoholism, violence (as both a victim and a perp), the physical harm it does to your body and the various other ways you’re likely to fuck your life up while drunk, it seems a bit silly to be casual about drinking while being super apprehensive about doing a couple grams of shrooms in a good set and setting.

[@ADMIN-xr5np]

Several types of research has proven psychedelics as a beneficial substance in terms Of medical use.

[@admin1361]

Psilocybin mushrooms saved my life

[@ADMIN-xr5np]

it has helped me alter space and time, it’s heavenly and it causes ego dissolution.

[@LievanosAguilar]

Where can I get them?

[@admin1361]

dr_xzavier#

[@LievanosAguilar]

Where can I find him Is he on insta?

[@calebevans2258]

I panicked on weed over 2 years ago and developed depersonalization derealization disorder from it. There are unseen consequences with these substances

[@Paul-ou9fd]

Same but we can heal

[@realmuthaphuckking5042]

Same Are u any better

[@jamesmicheal2032]

I have been diagnosed with dysthymia and ADHD and social anxiety I get mad all the time for no reason and I lack social skills because of the anxiety switching schools because there is a school (I recommend you check it out) it is called pece and it's an All girls school for people who have mental health issues which causes them to make bad decision or get bad grade or even if you just need counseling along with school.every student at pace has there own counselor to make sure you fellow your goals

[@johnlegend8359]

psychedelic containing mushroom saves my life .the drastically reduced my benzodiapine withdrawal allowing me to quit illicit pills addition after three years of heavy daily use before it becomes Medically dangerous to quit. This help me control my emotions

[@stephanie290]

I have researched and find out that the shrooms are very helpful,it has really help to reduce anxiety and depression a would love to try magic mushrooms but I can't easily get some Is there any reliable source I can purch

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

@@stephanie290 I was having this constant unbearable anxiety because of university stress. Not until I can across dr_william_tripsz on very intelligent mycologist, he saves my life

[@jeffsmith2447]

@@elizabethwilliams6651 I am feeling the same way too. I put too much on my plate and it definitely affect my stress and anxiety level. I am also glad to be a member of this community

[@jamesdavid2436]

Tripping is not a bad idea but having a good competent mycologist Who will guide you on the dosage is very important

[@jessiestoss2687]

Magic Mushrooms and LSD were always a good time for me. I loved tripping and staying up all night smoking weed and watching certain TV shows and movies. After tripping, I always felt so much happier and less anxious, for weeks. Even months. I have Bipolar Disorder and Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and I never had a bad trip or issues. You really should have someone with you, and make sure you're in a decent mood before dosing. I always tripped hard with my significant other, and we always had an amazing time. I also found out that sex is more intense while tripping. Orgasms that are intense and long. We had ourselves a time on Mushrooms and Acid. I will always reflect fondly upon our trippy hippie phase.

[@user-gj6lr3kn1g]

The above-named sells all kinds of psychedelics are stimulants like DMT, LSD, mushrooms, Xanax, golden teachers, chocolate bars and lots more

[@ringsystemmusic]

Delta-9 on low dose while you screw your head mates is massive fun yeah.

[@horse69outside]

Good for couples therapy.

[@kerbygator]

I'm in my 60's and my friends and I tripped at rock concerts all the time when we were just teens. The shit was good and cheap. A buck / buck and a half a hit. Pink Floyd and Frank Zappa concerts on LSD. lol Awesome times.

[@alinabbyy]

I dont really like how he didnt talk about the negative long term effects that these can have on your mind like perma tripping

[@low_sky9]

Yep, really irresponsible

[@prettytiff2562]

Kids are using shrooms without proper knowledge and going through psychosis and psychotic breaks. And experiencing paranoia, this is happening now in real time and if we’re gonna try to normalize this there’s a responsibility to get safety precautions out to kids

[@frankgallagher5786]

reading through these comments feels me with emotion. There is so much pain in our lives. So many of us just struggle with life. Its wonderful that some have found a way out their troubles. i wish everyone true happiness.

[@Rabidhotdog]

guy didn't mention a single risk except for having a bad trip but didn't mention anything about what happens with one. I feel like not mentioning the risk of HPPD is a pretty large oversight because it's not too rare and can be life-altering for a very small percentage.

[@blobblob3830]

This guy is part of a big psychedelic research group at John's Hopkins, he went to Joe Rogan's show once and even suggested that the hallucinations with elves could be "real". The leader of this group is also kind of sympathetic to mysticism. He went to Sam Harris podcast once, and when Sam mentioned possible bad side effects of these drugs, he downplayed it, just as the guy on the video did.

[@Rabidhotdog]

@@blobblob3830 yeah not a fan of that shit, its really hard to find the negatives and risks of psychedelics and I wish these people were more clear about it.

[@franklee6301]

It's not too rare but also only a small percentage are at risk, which is it? Stupid people should realize they are in fact stupid.

[@uoeno.]

Tbh and this is just me personally or maybe I don’t have HPPD effects at all But I feel like it’s just a mind thing broski that hppd messes with you But who knows I say just enjoy it hey wouldn’t Love it to trip again of nothing 😏

[@chasmenear7130]

I absolutely LOVE experts.

[@reindeerdudeplayz7652]

I’m an acute psychiatric nurse, and we get a couple patients per year that are permanently psychotic for the first time after taking LSD or mushrooms. Unable to think clearly or ever function in society again

[@tomjensen618]

I did a psilocybin trip once. I managed to save a guy about to fall back down 10 feet of stairs. I was OK until I went to bed. Major demons greeted me once I closed my eyes. They were ugly but, the troubling aspect was that I knew without a doubt that they came from me. Two weeks of nausea followed until the memory had faded sufficiently. You make up your own mind on this, just sharing my first and last experience.

[@zonzoqswiss4746]

How many grams did you do? Too much? First time I drank alcohol, I drank too much and got sick. Does that mean alcohol is bad and I should never drink again? No. Moderation and know personal tolerance level.

[@cplonner]

I've been a working paramedic for 16 years. Never once have I seen anyone harmed by mushrooms. Now for Alcohol and prescription drugs, I have taken people to the hospital for more times than I can count. Just my anecdotal experience.

[@hannahmcallan111]

What about lsd?

[@AndreaDavidEdelman]

Are you kidding me ??? You never had a psychosis in 15 years ?

[@cplonner]

@@hannahmcallan111 I had these two teenagers take lcd once and then they called 911. But when we got there they seemed to be having the time of their life 😂 since they were underage we had to take them to the hospital regardless. But they were totally fine.

[@cplonner]

@@AndreaDavidEdelman not from mushrooms. Other drugs yes, bath salts when that was more popular. Never have I had a call involving mushrooms or have I ever heard of any of my coworkers having that type of call either.

[@cplonner]

@@morris-spores lol what's up with the middle fingers?

[@darlirmeraja1417]

I took ayahuasca 6 months ago and I have been extremely unstable for the past 6 months. Please be aware at the places you go for psychedelic trips. It can be very powerful but also extremely painful if you do not know what you are expecting. Please try therapy, meditation, breathwork and do not go immediately for ayahuasca or psychedelics.

[@FUkLionsmane]

Exactly

[@elprofe1821]

set and setting, my friend. Set and setting.

[@lala123abc]

Psychedelics for me was a huge religious and spiritual changing point of my life and it really helped me see everything from a different perspective. Those experiences will always stay with me and I truly believe there is a huge amount of good potential with Psychedelic use.

[@Laureens.1]

I’ll refer you to where I got mine online

[@Laureens.1]

drgavin_trips

[@Laureens.1]

On instagram

[@robbieferrari2049]

i tried shrooms the first time a few months ago and ended up doing shrooms 4 times in the one month. i've dealt with things like major depression, dissociation, anxiety, and bpd my whole life but for once i felt a semblance of happiness. the first times it changed my perspective and i felt like a better person, i cared more, i felt love, i appreciated the world around me and the things i had in life. on my fourth time, i had my first bad trip that traumatized me. a month later i was completely sober and physically relived the bad trip after discussing it for too long, the effects it can have on your psyche is scary. i developed panic attacks, my anxiety was severely worse, and i couldn't even hear the word shrooms without my chest tightening, my head spinning, and my stomach sinking. as a person whose always had a hard time identifying with themselves, experiencing ego death amongst the psychosis and paranoia and other crazy shit i was feeling on the bad trip, it was really difficult to ground myself to reality for a while afterwards. i do still struggle with feeling unreal. the only thing i can do is try to spin this positively, i am grateful i had a bad trip because now i understand the dangers and won't take it so irresponsibly, and having ego death might be a way for me to reset and take a look at myself from the outside and connect with myself.

[@SnipesSkill]

I was you. Exactly 1 year and 6 months ago.... it takes time to heal. Everything you described I've experienced. After 6 months to a year, it will get way better and easier... falling asleep at night the worst? When your mind is running? I haven't gone a day in 18 months where I haven't thought about my bad trip.

[@robbieferrari2049]

@@SnipesSkill thank you i really appreciate that, and i know what you mean, it's always kinda there in the back of your mind. i'm glad to hear it got a lot better and easier, hope you are doing well now.

[@SnipesSkill]

@@robbieferrari2049 yes, much better. Even considering doing mushrooms again, soon.

[@neichopeicho]

I had a similar experience. Had 2 bad trips on acid, the second one being an 8 hour panic attack. Nothing bad happened after I calmed down but a few months after, I took something else and the comedown triggered another major panic attack. Gotta fight every week against those for over 8 months now and can’t help but think the first trigger must’ve been the bad trip.

[@bessieberrie129]

I share kind of the same story!!!

[@Mussi93]

They gave patients 800 micrograms of LSD and restrained them on a bed?!?! WHAT?! That seems to me like the worst torture you can give someone.

[@Crescent_m00n7]

I did shrooms multiple times and the anxiety that I experienced during every single trip was like nothing I’ve ever experienced. I’m aware that your trip depends on your mood and environment and each time I was in a good mood and comfortable environment, It was so overwhelming that I really felt like my life was over, it was honestly horrifying and it has had lasting effects on my life. However my experiences with lsd have been the complete opposite. I believe that some people just can’t handle psilocybin.

[@florineiseli2621]

Psychedelic are just an amazing discovery. Is quite fascinating how effective they are for depression and stress disorder. Really saved my life.

[@stevesalt9005]

I really get what you're saying. I tried shrooms first and went bad most times. Had LSD 6 times in my life and it was always awesome. I trippled dropped it once and thought I'd be in trouble but it was like a dmt trip that lasted hours. It was beautiful.

[@Tennisers]

The first time i had mushrooms it was great, next time was bad anxiety. I would try one more time though.

[@living_in_revelation]

Theres a psilocybin containing mushroom species known as natalensis which doesn't induce anxiety. I know what you mean though. That's why i find them anti-addictive and difficult to dose

[@raindubium4055]

God I feel this. Every trip that turns bad is me in awe at how amazing everything is until it becomes TOO amazing and it all gets mushy, song lyrics turn sinister and the world turns against you. I want to try LSD but I've always been scared I'd just get this same effect!

[@sandeepgadhvi4386]

I fight with anxiety depression daily Running 5 km cycling and swimming try to do my work honestly try to good with my family and friends and want to explore new dimension of life without touching any of this ....

[@Sutterjack]

These substances need to be really respected, and aren't without risk, but have great potential. I'm really glad they're being given a second look for rebooting people's perspective of themselves in the world and their place in it.

[@TheHorseshoePartyUK]

Russell Howard was *allowed* to do an episode recently promoting decriminalisation, making various *economic* arguments for it. Conservatives don't respond how their opponents want to 'I want' 'you're mean' etc. They see it as sulky teenagers attempting emotional blackmail. You need to present a case that totally bursts their bubbles. If people translate their opinions into their language, we'll all have a better time. National Security by X, Prestige and Sovereignty by Y, and of course their favourite word 'greater *efficiency* if we do Z'. Having said that, fungi can be incredibly dangerous. Death Caps are called that for a reason. There is at time of writing, no antidote to Amatoxin. Many more mushrooms can be as lethal too. If you're very, very lucky after eating one of these, or even just a smallish fraction well.. You're getting a lung, liver and kidney transplant. If not oh dear indeed.

[@Sutterjack]

@@TheHorseshoePartyUK I sincerely hope that anyone listening to this presentation doesn't get the urge to go into the forest and start chowing on any wild mushroom they find in the hope they happen to "luck out" and chew on one that contains Psilocybin.

[@kajuskup375]

What risk are you talking about? If your mind is strong there’s really 0 risk, now for the mentally weaker who freak out, i can see how there might be minimal risk and they better do it in a “good environment” no matter how cheesy it sounds

[@user-gj6lr3kn1g]

Trippy shits are very much available in 👆👆👆 Gives high quality & adequate dosage guidelines, he's an expert in that field

[@lanthanumlanthanium6373]

Only the chosen one's can speak to gods. I've taken 6 grams of psilocybin and have been able to speak to these beings. Entities exist within DMT realm as well, but these beings aren't in physical form, they communicate through your thoughts and no, it's not your conscious or something you created. You're aware of conscious thoughts, but on psilocybin you have no control and you are able to respond within your own mind as yourself with someone else being there talking with you. Some could argue that is some link to schizophrenia, but if that were even remotely true, it would bleed into my life when I'm sober... which it never has. Don't trust these satanic "scientists" they are bought by billionaires to disrupt your spirituality and normalize evil. You see it all around you with these child groomers and transgender read along events. Stay true to your beliefs and tune out of people like this guy on the video, he's evil like the rest of them.

[@Tshego2000]

Psychosis isn't something I can afford to experience during this period of time in my life.

[@stefanf5186]

For real

[@stefanf5186]

It would be too much

[@SparksofInspiration]

Yeahhh no, I'm good.

[@DivineLightPaladin]

So micro dose

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

Really tho… who can? Millennial that live in mom’s basement, or disable peoples that have nothing serious going on…

[@ollyvr8026]

just a random question: is it possible the alcohol and all the other lighter drugs are higher ranked because they are more accessible to buy and find?

[@willleslie2745]

I have taken a small amount of LSD every weekend for about 3 years. In small amounts like half a tab it can give you unmatched gratitude, perspective and empathy for others. It can show you what you need to see within yourself and in the world around you. Through one trip that i guided her through for only about an hour i was able to completely eliminate my girlfriends pot of 10+ years addiction. Music is absolute magic to me and i make $150,000 a year at the moment flipping cars and working my full time job here in sydney. In small amounts it is absolutely incredible. However in large amounts it can make you a hippy, who is just an unproductive member of society, outcasted and a drug addict. I hate that acidheads give LSD such a bad name.

[@KleppeHarlow]

I get my psychedelics and microdosing stuff from an online store where I got my own hi's on Instagram also on telegram with the below handle…

[@KleppeHarlow]

(Mycoskott)..is the guy

[@celia2726]

I feel the need to put awareness out there. Yes, in most cases shrooms are way safer than pretty much every other drug/alcohol. My brother went to rehab this last year and was diagnosed with ‘drug induced psychosis.’ He had lost touch with reality. It felt like my brother wasn’t there. It was awful. In some cases, this happens. So always be weary of drugs and consult doctors/professionals to prevent risk.

[@mrs_Mccoy]

I bought some from a Drugstore online

[@mrs_Mccoy]

FROM TRIP_MYCOLOGIST

[@mrs_Mccoy]

in instagram

[@Torshaa]

I empathize with you. My family member had cannabis induced psychosis that manifested into schizophrenia in 2017. I’ve been looking for him ever since (figuratively).

[@takeiteasy6346]

The doctor is making light of the reality of these powerful drugs

[@BeanDar]

How could you not talk about HPPD in this entire video? Me and thousands of others have a condition known as hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD). Basically a mild acid trip that never ends as a result of taking psychedelics, sleep medications, or even cannabis. It can be debilitating, and for many of us will never live the lives we used to and some are nearly disabled.

[@SweetDreamings]

I’m so glad at least SOMEONE brought this up. I’ve been suffering from HPPD for years. I loved psychedelics and found great benefit in using them, but have not touched them in years due to my unrelenting mild hallucinations. It gets really bad in the dark, to the point that I don’t like being in darkness. It also gets worse during periods of stress. It is a difficult thing but I do my best to get by. Thank you for bringing this up and reminding me I’m not alone!

[@valentinanicholas2578]

My husband was found dead with a gunshot in his head after taking penis envy with his friend. Case is not solved if it was suicide or homicide

[@lovestein92]

I went to the video thinking it was going to explain psychosis and/or HPPD. smh. I don’t have it, but I really wish there was information out there on how to avoid it.

[@de_cre_vi]

But... didn't psychedelics show you that life is basically one big hallucination?

[@user5214]

@@de_cre_vi yes, but it shouldn't constantly feel like it is. Life should make you forget that point, with the conscious mind putting that point into focus. Not the other way around.

[@Mewa-tv6qc]

Wish I had better experiences like you guys. My chest felt like it was ripping apart. Painful

[@anonx8822]

Did 3g shrooms about 3 weeks ago and it has helped me tremendously with my weed/tobacco addiction and anxiety. Did it in a safe space, listening to therapy music, particularly for those purposes.

[@GeneralChangOfDanang]

All I know is, my first and only LSD trip lasted 36 hours and I have permanent vision changes and mood swings ever since then. It's not always rainbows and sunshine I guess.

[@JewTube001]

sounds like you OD'd. doing that on any drug can have long term effects.

[@GeneralChangOfDanang]

@@JewTube001 It was a very small dose.

[@SilentMath161]

that wasnt bc of LSD bro

[@sammyratliff4973]

You took Nbome bro

[@Andrew-sj9tr]

How much did you take?

[@adderxl2001]

Will never forget my first experience. Was the most beautiful and loving thing I have ever experienced. Remember saying "thank you" to whatever entity was there with me. I was able to cripple out that dark hole I was in at that time thanks to that experience. Really are magic. Made me see things that were always there but I was too blind to see.

[@andrewmitchell5807]

You can say theyre safe all you want, but psychedelics are extremely powerful, and shouldnt be taken lightly. The distortion to your concious experience goes far beyond visual hallucinations. Youll smell things you havent smelled since childhood, you can forget everything. Your name, your friends, where you live, its intense. A bad trip isnt just scary visuals. Youll feel the worst depression you could ever imagine, head splitting sadness. A good trip can be just as scary. You can be elevated to a euphoria so high that youll never want to leave. Imagine your whole body buzzing with pure happiness, every sensation you can sense sending you to pure bliss, its incredible! Despite psychedelics' non addictive nature, you may find yourself trying to chase that high the rest of your life. Know that there is a price for every high, and no drug is above that. Psychedelics are scary

[@abbygarcia5117]

It’s beautiful I know a lot of people who had an addiction and they stopped after taking mushrooms,and mushrooms healed me. Made me appreciate life more

[@DavidYosephSchreiber]

More information about the positive effects of psychedelics on normal healthy people is needed.💖

[@user-vw9py4qx7p]

Hit zhora ⬆️ up she’s a good therapist and I bet she will be able answer your questions and she def ships 🚢 across

[@DoctorJack16]

After reading Michael Pollan’s How To Change Your Mind, my view and understanding on psychedelics has vastly changed. We need to explore treatments of addictions, anxiety, depression, OCD and so much more with things like psilocybin.

[@smartjared7203]

I can recommend you to where I get my stuff from an online store his got his got Shrooms, psychedelics, alongside other products well Refined ships to anywhere discreetly.

[@smartjared7203]

He's on Instagrams also on Telegram with..

[@smartjared7203]

*Mycopete.*

[@bigthink2059]

You are absolutely right about that.

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

Brilliant! Let’s have a delusional society!

[@MarekPolace]

There's one thing that I'd like to add: Psychadellics may be psychically addictive, I know a few people who have done like >10 trips per month, and I went to share their reports: "Yea, I know that I crossed safe dosage and period, but man, each time it was for a purpose. I just got to the point in my life when I can afford being high often and honestly, I'm enjoying it. Each trip is different plan. We went hiking, cycling, swimming through various places in nature, it actually helped me to get to this point from nothing that I had, this substance just showed me at my worst how good you can feel, and actually my first trip gave me mind reset and positive kick for start of my new life..."

[@Ryan88881]

Psychedelics aren't addictive and they're not non-addictive either. They're *anti* addictive. "Psychedelic addiction" is a complete oxymoron. It's not 'rare', it's literally impossible. Also what kind of "addict" can regulate their drug addiction to only 10 times a month? Maybe you should take your fiction writing to a different platform. It's obvious you made those quotes up. Like painfully visibly obvious. It's like you're not even trying.

[@graveraider1029]

they literally gaslight themselves into thinking it was a good expereince

[@Ryan88881]

​@@graveraider1029 Who? The made-up people/person(s) in OP's characteristically odd, but also fake anecdotes? Or just some other hypothetical "users" which also don't even actually exist.. Nobody is going to take a valueless negative experience and romanticize it or pretend it was perfectly fine and cognizantly restorative and all that just because of some imaginary social dynamics that you just interjected into it randomly without any real concern for the scope of its veracity. The fact is, that even within these acutely negative trips and experiences, it's abnormally rare and uncommon for even these exceptionally negative trips not to confer benefits. It's oftentimes, for better or worse; nearly always the "worst" trips which have the most reward and potential for edification. That's not a talking point, that's just an observed phenomenon. Why do you have a problem with that? There's plenty you can still "attack" about or 'go after' psychedelics for or w/e without literally resorting to pointblank lying or making stuff up. Why can't you just rationally criticize the prospect of negativity during experiences anyways? Why do you also somehow *need* the negative experiences to be void of benefits? We both know that's not how that works and such pointless "shortcuts" in argumentative logic only raises more questions than answers. The real question or concern here should just be focused on why you seem to 'need' psychedelics to lack value in order for your perspective to be asserted? Why invest in a "side" to an argument that seems to only ignore other basic knowable facts? Shouldn't you be more concerned with being accurate and correct in your assessment rather than just being a cheerleader for whatever idea best outlines your worldview generally. It's like yeah.. if people actually gaslit themselves into believing a negative valueless experience actually had value despite the obvious then it would be worth noting. Yet.... people simply put; do not do this in the context of psychedelics soo... what's even your point?

[@giacomocarpinelli00]

The title is misleading, however watching the video you do get reminded that these substances have not been fully understood by the public and as a society we should be investigating more on them as they can be highly beneficial!!

[@ThePhinista]

All psychedelics give me massive anxiety now. When I first started using them, it was great but after a while i just got rank anxiety every time.

[@karenstauffer1524]

I used to smoke weed daily, but 20 years ago it started causing tension and anxiety so I stopped.

[@MengzisDisciple]

Yeah, you damaged your amygdala system which is connected to dopamine. The psychedelics limit the dopamine, which allows you to tap into the serotonin system (two different systems). I would suggest meditation, and increasing your sugar intake--as this fights against the cortisol connected with your anxiety.

[@TheFluffyDuck]

Psychedelics changed my life for the better. Best anti depressants I ever had.

[@alanelukman2516]

@dr_and_rabbi

[@alanelukman2516]

On IG

[@alanelukman2516]

Go check him out. Really helped me out with my anxiety and depression issues. He is upright and he has good products 🍄🍫 check him out. saying cus i have done some therapy meetings with him and he has the best options

[@psychologienerd7546]

lmao, psychotherapy is much better than a kick to your head (psychedelics)

[@user-gj6lr3kn1g]

Trippy shits are very much available in 👆👆👆 Gives high quality & adequate dosage guidelines, he's an expert in that field 💯

[@JudithMartin2014]

I started Micro-dosing for depression and anxiety, but while only in a safe environment. It has helped me a great deal control my panic attacks. :) This video helped convinced to try this healing method. I do only 2-3 times a week when I have nothing else planned. I have no hallucinations yet.

[@squamish4244]

I tripped out on WAY too much weed in 2006 and did everything wrong with set and setting, plus I had OCD. I had no sober guide. I went absolutely crazy and ended up in the hospital. Then I got depersonalization disorder. It _really_ fucked me up. I almost committed suicide from sheer terror in the next few months. I still would have completely recovered in about five years if my - former - doctor hooked me on narcotics in 2007. Here I am in 2023, still dependent on narcotics, with an undigested psychedelic trip lodged in my mind, having had hundreds of panic attacks. But it was the reckless overprescription of narcotics by a lazy and incompetent doctor that did most of the damage and has so far prevented me from processing that trip. Thanks, doc. Asshole. Got his ass in a lot of trouble with our medical board, at least. The irony is that psychedelics have since helped me to recover somewhat from all that trauma. Just be careful, everyone, and you'll be fine.

[@Swiftzly]

Psychological damage is pretty much the only worry with psychedelics.

[@sinisterminister3322]

While psychedelics may be relatively safe, there are people who have consistently bad experiences with them. I personally have done psychedelics on a few occasions and almost invariably they induce anxiety attacks.

[@SparksofInspiration]

@Licia bot bot bot

[@franklee6301]

Learn to let go

[@carlbeaudoin6336]

Just do a heroic dose last week,,im so relax now,no more anxiety,,dont know how long its gona last