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134. Psilocybin: A Plant Medicine For Healing

134. Psilocybin: A Plant Medicine For Healing

Published 3 months, 3 weeks ago
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Magic Mushrooms have often been referred to as a fun ‘party’ drug- but what if I told you that the active compounds inside actually have the ability to help you heal?

I learned about the powers of psilocybin years ago when they talked about clinical trials being done to study the effects they had for reducing ptsd, depression and more. And at the time, despite not being a ‘drug’ person, I thought- it’s natural and it comes from the earth, how bad can it be?

Well, I’m glad that I listened to that nudge, because since then, it has been a huge part of my healing journey and something I strongly believe has contributed to me getting to where I am now in my life.

I’ve been able to slow down, be more intentional and present in my life, reprogram old belief patterns and rewire my subconscious mind for success. I’ve been more productive, more focused, more energized- and I’ve even slept better because of it.

Therefore in today’s episode, we’re going to chat about it all. The benefits I’ve experienced, what my journey has looked like, what I use, how I take it and more. If you’ve been interested in psilocybin but haven’t experimented yet- this is the perfect episode for you.

Let’s dive in, shall we?

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