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Moving forward
Made it to the gym! When I awoke on Thursday I wasn’t sure I would make it. I had a rough night on Wednesday because of pain. My left side spasmed and burned at an 7 to 8, off and on most of the night despite taking my extra medication. When I awoke on Thursday I immediately laid back down because I was dizzy and I got nauseated. After about 30 mins. I was able to get up. I got myself ready and…
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The psilocybin converted into psilocin after the stomach breaks it down has been found to create new neuro pathways in the brain by connecting new bridges of communications. I have a hearing loss and the last time I did a gram+ my hearing had increased and sounds were loud. I don't understand how this is possible considering both my ear drums have been damaged by an ototoxic drug when I was a baby and now I'm about to be 30 able to hear a lot when I'm tripping on mushrooms. It's not hallucinogenic sounds but for instance standing next to my twin a door was closing slowly and it was loud and I told him. Apparently mushrooms activate all the dormant areas of the brain (like lsd too) and probably changes are made in the DNA temporarily. This article along with others I'm reading interests me in the fact that psilocybin may actually cure people disabled and build new neuro pathways that can enlighten our lives.
As indicated earlier, SFTT is thrilled to have Dr. Henry Grayson as Chairman of SFTT's Medical Task Force to help develop effective programs to treat our brave men and women suffering from PTSD. PTSD for veterans of our wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is now reaching epidemic proportions. Government studies suggest that 1 in 5 veterans suffers from PTSD. The symptoms of PTSD manifest themselves differently from person to person - but make no mistake - PTSD is a serious problem and wrecks havoc on the lives of our citizen warriors and their loved ones. Dr. Henry...
