Comments on: Indigenous Ayahuasca: What Can We Learn?

By: Mateus Borges

Mateus Borges — Sun, 27 Feb 2022 02:21:47 +0000

There’s so much more about Ayahuasca, it’s traditions and history than just the north amazonian indians and their past. Please don’t try determining the history by looking at the really smallest part of It. If you haven’t included anything on the Brazilian tribes or references you better dig deeper before stating some of your assumptions about traditions, history and ceremony. Haux haux, respect.

By: sacha

sacha — Wed, 23 Jan 2019 02:29:52 +0000

In reply to Dolores Jones Plano Texas, USA. Hi Dolores. Damaged neurons and cells can't be repaired, but they can be replaced with new ones. Everything you do or experience grows new neuron pathways for you. Learning a musical instrument or studying a new language are good, and so is exercise. And I believe that you are right about psilocybin as well. I believe that psychedelics are a good way to accelerate the growth of new neuron pathways and that they could help you. You can't wait for studies to catch up. If you have an opportunity to use psychedelics in a careful way, I think they could benefit you. Whether you have access to psychedelics or not, the other things I mentioned could also help. Good luck.

By: Dolores Jones Plano Texas, USA

Dolores Jones Plano Texas, USA — Mon, 17 Dec 2018 11:09:42 +0000

Suffering from a double stroke five years ago left me mentally and physically impaired. I am hopeful that there may be hidden secrets in Psilocybe and mushrooms that will help me in the future, if only these study continue and more Valuable uses will be explored especially for people like me.