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Psychedelic truffles and antidepressants. Do they go together?
What can and cannot be done?
Will antidepressants be replaced by psilocybin-containing truffles in the future? No! Unfortunately, truffles are not a solution for everyone on antidepressants.
Research
More and more universities and research institutes worldwide are conducting research on the effects of psychedelic truffles on depression, burnout and trauma. Fast, effective and efficient results are achieved everywhere.
Truffles – Bart-Willem, regression therapist and founder of Truffle-ceremony.com: “Worldwide research shows that psilocybin, the active ingredient in truffles, is very effective in resolving trauma, depression, burnout and addictions.
In America, therapy using truffles as a catalyst has been offered for several years. In the Netflix movie Fantastic Fungi, we see cancer patients being treated with psychedelic truffles. The elimination of anxiety is the main goal of this which resolves many physical and psychological problems.
The truffle is a hallucinogenic natural drug that enables the user to perceive the world in a new way in which concepts such as ‘time’ and ‘space’ usually fall away, blurring the ego, and with it fear.”
History and fear
Psychedelic truffles, mushrooms and cacti have been used by indigenous tribes for thousands of years for rituals, purifications and connections to higher consciousness. They use it for purifying the mind and as a gateway to other dimensions. The Church Inquisition declared shamanism a heresy, putting an end to its use. Fear was widely sown by the church.
Did you know that Psilocybin is able to create new connections in the brain?
Ancient indigenous tribes have used truffles and magic mushrooms for thousands of years for rituals, purifications and connections to higher consciousness. Because of this, they were able to open a gateway to other dimensions through the mushrooms and truffles. Thanks in part to these plant medicines, they were able to further explore higher consciousness and the soul.
Research on psilocybin
Research on the beneficial effects of psilocybin has been conducted since 1955. Psilocybin is found in about 200 different mushrooms and truffles. The toxicity of psilocybin is low, about 1.5 times that of caffeine. Psilocybin, unlike caffeine, alcohol, sugar or drugs, is not addictive.
Psilocybin is absorbed through the mucous membranes of the stomach and mouth. Researchers confirm that psilocybin reliably provides special and mystical experiences and insights, leading to improvement in the quality of life of test subjects.
Antidepressants in the Netherlands
An increase in daily antidepressant use has been measured among youth in the Netherlands since 2021, which is related to the increase in depression and anxiety disorders during the Corona pandemic and subsequent lockdowns and measures.
Unfortunately, antidepressants offer only temporary relief of symptoms, while truffles can provide a lasting solution. In fact, the use of truffles need not be lifelong, unlike antidepressants such as venlafaxine, citalopram and paroxetine, which conflict with truffles and weaken their effects because of their inhibitory effect on psychedelics. This means that people taking antidepressants will not benefit from truffles.
The way psychedelic truffles affect depressive symptoms is being increasingly researched, including by the UMC Utrecht.
In recent years, more attention has come to the use of psilocybin, the active ingredient in some mushrooms and truffles, as a possible treatment for people with depression. During a trip, some people experience profound insights that can help process emotional blocks.
In clinical trials, a 25 mg or 10 mg dose of psilocybin is often administered under the supervision of a physician or specially trained professionals. This can be an alternative to traditional medications for depression, especially in people with therapy-resistant depressive disorder.
Although a single session can already have an impact, more research is needed to determine long-term effects and safety. Psychedelic therapy offers promising possibilities for people with mental health symptoms who do not respond well to regular treatments.
Effect of psilocybin
Psilocybin allows your brain to think out-of-the-box. They no longer follow the beaten path that the brain normally follows during an inner journey. This makes it possible to look at a trauma or fear from a distance so that it can be resolved or processed.
Program for Transformation
Over three months, a variety of life questions and various disorders are addressed during three truffle ceremonies and nine therapy sessions. Participants come for this psychedelic experience from all over the world to the various branches of Truffle-ceremony.com.
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