Neuroscientist Describes Her DMT Trip reset.me 2014-06-16 | Neuroscientist Dr. Michele Ross is a former drug researcher for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, turned medical marijuana and psychedelics advocate. Dr. Ross says she sought out non-neurotoxic, nonaddictive DMT to help her heal from trauma. In this clip, Dr. Ross describes her DMT trip in detail.For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me .
Maestro Don Howard Lawler Explains Ayahuasca reset.me 2014-11-20 | Renowned healer Maestro Don Howard Lawler explains the sacred plant medicine ayahuasca. Lawler describes ayahuasca as the best known cure for depression on earth. Dubbed the 'Last Great Wizard', Lawler has nearly fifty years experience healing with sacred plant teachers such as ayahuasca, peyote, and huachuma. Lawler is the owner of the Spirit Quest Sanctuary (http://www.biopark.org) ayahuasca and huachuma retreat center. For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me.
The Difference Between Ayahuasca and DMT reset.me 2014-08-24 | Amber speaks with filmmaker and culture hacker Mitch Schultz, writer and director of 'DMT the Spirit Molecule' about the difference between what happens during a DMT experience and during an ayahuasca experience. For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me.
Mitch Schultz Describes His First DMT Experience reset.me 2014-08-24 | Amber speaks with filmmaker and culture hacker Mitch Schultz, writer and director of 'DMT the Spirit Molecule' about what happens during a DMT experience, the healing properties of DMT, and freedom of consciousness. For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me.
My Ayahuasca Experience reset.me 2014-08-24 | Amber speaks with filmmaker and culture hacker Mitch Schultz, writer and director of 'DMT the Spirit Molecule' about the details of what happened during an ayahuasca experience. For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me.
Dr. Joe Tafur Explains Peyote and Ayahuasca reset.me 2014-07-28 | Dr. Joe Tafur combines traditional Western medicine with psychedelic plant medicines after discovering their incredible ability to heal numerous physical and mental health ailments. In this podcast, Dr. Tafur discusses how peyote, which is legal in several states across the U.S., transformed his life. He also describes the healing powers of ayahuasca and the patients he's treated and cured with the sacred brew from the Amazon rainforest.Dr. Tafur is an integrative minded Family Physician and founding partner of Nihue Rao Centro Espiritual ayahuasca healing center near Iquitos, Peru. He is Colombian-American from Arizona, studied biology at UCLA, then Med School at UCSD, completed Family Medicine Residency at UCLA, then went on to do a post-doc in the Department of Psychiatry at UCSD, studying low-intensity light therapy and, simultaneously, Psychoneuroimmunology.Dr. Tafur has been working in and around integrative medicine throughout and after his medical training, working on a variety of academic and community activities with Traditional Chinese Medicine and Yoga Practitioners and Energy Healers. He has been studying Traditional Shipibo Plant Medicine for the past five years and is now apprenticing under Ricardo Amaringo at the Nihue Rao center. His primary interest at this time is in spiritual healing and in working to integrate practices like Amazonian shamanism and other traditional approaches with modern healthcare.For more information on healing with plant medicines please visit http://www.reset.me .
What is DMT? Feat. Mitch Schultz reset.me 2014-07-10 | Dimethyltryptamine is rapidly spreading around the world due to it's ability to induce powerful mystical and healing experiences. DMT is known as the 'businessman's trip as the duration of the journey only lasts from 10-20 minutes. In this episode, Amber speaks with filmmaker and culture hacker Mitch Schultz, writer and director of 'DMT the Spirit Molecule' about what happens during a DMT experience, the healing properties of DMT, and freedom of consciousness. For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me.
Is Ayahuasca Here to Save Humanity? reset.me 2014-06-30 | Ayahuasca is a sacred medicinal tea from the Amazon rainforest that's rapidly spreading around the world due to it's ability to heal numerous physical and mental ailments and induce mystical experiences that enhance spirituality. In this clip from 'Reset with Amber Lyon', Amber and guest Preston Smiles discuss why they think ayahuasca is urgently healing the world one person at a time. For more information on natural medicines and therapies, please visit http://www.reset.me
How to Meditate 101 reset.me 2014-06-30 | Studies show meditation has profound effects on improving brain function and happiness. So how do you get started? In this episode of Reset with Amber Lyon, Amber speaks with motivational messenger Preston Smiles, founder of The Love Mob, about to add more happiness to your life through meditation. Smiles gives quick, easy steps you can take today to transform your mind through meditation. For more information on natural medicines and therapies visit http://www.reset.me .
How to Ditch the 9-5 and Follow Your Passions reset.me 2014-06-30 | Are you unsatisfied with your career and lifestyle? Feeling depressed because you're not following your true path in life? In this episode of Reset with Amber Lyon, Amber speaks with motivational messenger Preston Smiles, founder of The Love Mob, about to add more happiness to your life, and how to have the courage to ditch the 9-5 and follow your passions. For more information on natural medicines and therapies visit http://www.reset.me .
How to Be More Happy reset.me 2014-06-30 | In this episode of Reset with Amber Lyon, Amber speaks with motivational messenger Preston Smiles, founder of The Love Mob, about to add more happiness to your life, and how to have the courage to ditch the 9-5 and follow your passions. Smiles also describes how plant medicines like ayahuasca have transformed his life.For more information on natural medicines and therapies visit http://www.reset.me .
How To Choose a Reliable Ayahuasca Center reset.me 2014-06-25 | People from all over the world are traveling down to South America to try ayahuasca due to it's ability to treat and cure numerous physical and mental health disorders and induce mystical experiences. Ayahuasca tourism is booming in popularity, but the industry has little to no regulation making it dangerous for travelers who end up in the hands of unprofessional shamans. In this podcast, Amber Lyon speaks with expert Joshua Wickerham about steps you can take to chose a reliable ayahuasca center from your home living room. Wickerham is the founder of the Ethnobotanical Stewardship Council , a nonprofit organization dedicated to assuring the sustainable and safe use of traditional plants, and enriching the communities who work with them.For more information on natural therapies please visit http://www.reset.me .
Ayahuasca Safety With Joshua Wickerham reset.me 2014-06-25 | In this podcast, Amber Lyon speaks with expert Joshua Wickerham about Ayahuasca, a powerful psychedelic brew from the Amazon that is rapidly spreading across the world due to it's ability to treat and cure mental health disorders and induce mystical experiences. Amber and Josh discuss how Ayahusca is being used to treat illness from depression to autoimmune disorders, how to pick a reliable Ayahuasca center, and where to find Ayahuasca worldwide. Wickerham is the founder of the Ethnobotanical Stewardship Council (http://www.ethnobotanicalcouncil.org), a nonprofit organization dedicated to assuring the sustainable and safe use of traditional plants, and enriching the communities who work with them.To learn more about ayahuasca and other natural medicines, please visit http://www.reset.me .
Ayahuasca Explained With Joshua Wickerham (short version) reset.me 2014-06-22 | In this podcast, Amber Lyon speaks with expert Joshua Wickerham about Ayahuasca, a powerful psychedelic brew from the Amazon that is rapidly spreading across the world due to it's ability to treat and cure mental health disorders and induce mystical experiences. Amber and Josh discuss how Ayahusca is being used to treat illness from depression to autoimmune disorders, how to pick a reliable Ayahuasca center, and where to find Ayahuasca worldwide. Wickerham is the founder of the Ethnobotanical Stewardship Council (http://www.ethnobotanicalcouncil.org), a nonprofit organization dedicated to assuring the sustainable and safe use of traditional plants, and enriching the communities who work with them.To learn more about ayahuasca and other natural medicines, please visit http://www.reset.me .
How to Consume Marijuana Edibles reset.me 2014-06-19 | In this episode of Reset with Amber Lyon, Amber speaks with neuroscientist Dr. Michele Ross to get advice on how to safely consume marijuana edibles. Dr. Ross is a former drug researcher for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, turned medical marijuana advocate. For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me
Dr. Michele Ross: Neuroscientist Turned Marijuana & Psychedelics Advocate reset.me 2014-06-16 | In this episode of Reset with Amber Lyon, Amber speaks with neuroscientist Dr. Michele Ross. Dr. Ross is a former drug researcher for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, turned medical marijuana advocate. Dr. Ross explains why she took such a dramatic career shift and why she thinks everybody can benefit from the daily use of cannabis oil, or what she terms 'vitamin weed'. Dr. Ross also discusses how psychedelics helped her heal from trauma and describes a DMT trip in detail.For more information on natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me
Vitamin Weed: How Everyone Can Benefit From Daily Cannabis Oil reset.me 2014-06-16 | "Cannabis is the key to unlocking preventative medicine," says neuroscientist Dr. Michelle Ross. "It helps protect your DNA from damage so it can actually slow down the aging process... I think everyone should use cannabis oil, you should learn about it, you shouldn't be afraid."In this short clip from the 'Reset with Amber Lyon' podcast, neuroscientist Dr. Michele Ross explains why she believes everyone can benefit from daily use of cannabis oil, or 'vitamin weed' as she calls it. Dr. Ross is a former drug researcher for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, turned medical marijuana advocate.To learn more about natural medicines and therapies please visit http://www.reset.me.
Ayahuasca 101 reset.me 2014-06-14 | Musician Tony Moss, who has 18 years experience drinking ayahuasca, explains what this medicinal brew from the Amazon rainforest is in his eyes. Moss says the most common ailments he's seen healed during an ayahuasca experience are depression and any kind of trauma related mental or physical illness. Moss says the ayahuasca somehow safely brings the user back to the original trauma, allows them to move into a safe space and process it.To learn more about how ayahuasca and other natural therapies are healing trauma worldwide, please visit http://www.reset.me .Ayahuasca is a South American psychedelic tea containing the potent psychedelic chemical N,N-dimethlytryptaime (DMT), which is a human neurotransmitter. The ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) is combined with the leaves from the shrub Psychotria viridis (or other DMT containing plants) to create the tea. Ayahuasca is the name given to the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and also the foul-tasting tea. It is quite remarkable that the Indians discovered this powerful combination hundreds of years ago considering there are more than 40,000 plant species in the Amazon. The ayahuasca vine contains chemicals known as monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) that allow the body to absorb the DMT from the leaves. Without the MAOI, the DMT would be destroyed by monoamine oxidase in the gut and no effects from the DMT would be felt. The word 'ayahuasca' translates to 'vine of death' or 'vine of souls'. This powerful tea induces intense hallucinations and introspection. The entire ayahuasca experience lasts for approximately 8 hours, with the strongest effects lasting 1-3 hours. Vomiting and occasionally diarrhea, which the natives call 'la purga' (the purge), are considered part of the experience. This purging process is medically beneficial, as it clears the body of worms and other parasites . Ayahuasca has shown great success as a treatment for addiction, depression, and cancer. A study combining ayahuasca use and psychotherapy for addiction treatment yielded positive results in two thirds of the patients . Research indicates that ayahuasca has antidepressant qualities. Blood tests of long-term ayahuasca users have shown an increased density of serotonin receptors compared to those who do not use ayahuasca. It should be mentioned that the SSRI class of antidepressants (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, etc.) actually reduce the density of serotonin receptors in users over time, which can lead to chronic depression . Ayahuasca is non-addictive and is not neurotoxic, or poisonous to nerve tissue such as the brain or spinal cord, in any way.
How Ayahuasca Can Help Heal Trauma in the African American Community reset.me 2014-06-14 | Musician Tony Moss, who has 18 years experience drinking ayahuasca, explains why he thinks the medicinal brew from the Amazon rainforest could help heal generations of trauma in the African American community. To learn more about how ayahuasca and other natural therapies are healing trauma worldwide, please visit http://www.reset.me .Ayahuasca is a South American psychedelic tea containing the potent psychedelic chemical N,N-dimethlytryptaime (DMT), which is a human neurotransmitter. The ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) is combined with the leaves from the shrub Psychotria viridis (or other DMT containing plants) to create the tea. Ayahuasca is the name given to the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and also the foul-tasting tea. It is quite remarkable that the Indians discovered this powerful combination hundreds of years ago considering there are more than 40,000 plant species in the Amazon. The ayahuasca vine contains chemicals known as monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) that allow the body to absorb the DMT from the leaves. Without the MAOI, the DMT would be destroyed by monoamine oxidase in the gut and no effects from the DMT would be felt. The word 'ayahuasca' translates to 'vine of death' or 'vine of souls'. This powerful tea induces intense hallucinations and introspection. The entire ayahuasca experience lasts for approximately 8 hours, with the strongest effects lasting 1-3 hours. Vomiting and occasionally diarrhea, which the natives call 'la purga' (the purge), are considered part of the experience. This purging process is medically beneficial, as it clears the body of worms and other parasites . Ayahuasca has shown great success as a treatment for addiction, depression, and cancer. A study combining ayahuasca use and psychotherapy for addiction treatment yielded positive results in two thirds of the patients . Research indicates that ayahuasca has antidepressant qualities. Blood tests of long-term ayahuasca users have shown an increased density of serotonin receptors compared to those who do not use ayahuasca. It should be mentioned that the SSRI class of antidepressants (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, etc.) actually reduce the density of serotonin receptors in users over time, which can lead to chronic depression . Ayahuasca is non-addictive and is not neurotoxic, or poisonous to nerve tissue such as the brain or spinal cord, in any way.
What My First Ayahuasca Experience Felt Like reset.me 2014-06-13 | "My head exploded... it was a beautiful visionary state that unfolded... It was my first experience of being confronted by my ego"Musician Tony Moss, who has 18 years experience drinking ayahuasca, explains what happened when he drank ayahuasca for the first time. Moss says the most common ailments he's seen treated and healed by this medicinal brew from the Amazon rainforest are depression and any kind of trauma related mental or physical illness. Moss says the ayahuasca somehow safely brings the user back to the original trauma, allows them to move into a safe space and process it.To learn more about how ayahuasca and other natural therapies are healing trauma worldwide, please visit http://www.reset.me .Ayahuasca is a South American psychedelic tea containing the potent psychedelic chemical N,N-dimethlytryptaime (DMT), which is a human neurotransmitter. The ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) is combined with the leaves from the shrub Psychotria viridis (or other DMT containing plants) to create the tea. Ayahuasca is the name given to the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and also the foul-tasting tea.It is quite remarkable that the Indians discovered this powerful combination hundreds of years ago considering there are more than 40,000 plant species in the Amazon. The ayahuasca vine contains chemicals known as monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) that allow the body to absorb the DMT from the leaves. Without the MAOI, the DMT would be destroyed by monoamine oxidase in the gut and no effects from the DMT would be felt.The word 'ayahuasca' translates to 'vine of death' or 'vine of souls'. This powerful tea induces intense hallucinations and introspection. The entire ayahuasca experience lasts for approximately 8 hours, with the strongest effects lasting 1-3 hours. Vomiting and occasionally diarrhea, which the natives call 'la purga' (the purge), are considered part of the experience. This purging process is medically beneficial, as it clears the body of worms and other parasites .Ayahuasca has shown great success as a treatment for addiction, depression, and cancer. A study combining ayahuasca use and psychotherapy for addiction treatment yielded positive results in two thirds of the patients . Research indicates that ayahuasca has antidepressant qualities. Blood tests of long-term ayahuasca users have shown an increased density of serotonin receptors compared to those who do not use ayahuasca. It should be mentioned that the SSRI class of antidepressants (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, etc.) actually reduce the density of serotonin receptors in users over time, which can lead to chronic depression . Ayahuasca is non-addictive and is not neurotoxic, or poisonous to nerve tissue such as the brain or spinal cord, in any way.
What is Ayahuasca? reset.me 2014-06-13 | Musician Tony Moss, who has 18 years experience drinking ayahuasca, explains what this medicinal brew from the Amazon rainforest is in his eyes. Moss says the most common ailments he's seen healed during an ayahuasca experience are depression and any kind of trauma related mental or physical illness. Moss says the ayahuasca somehow safely brings the user back to the original trauma, allows them to move into a safe space and process it.To learn more about how ayahuasca and other natural therapies are healing trauma worldwide, please visit http://www.reset.me .Ayahuasca is a South American psychedelic tea containing the potent psychedelic chemical N,N-dimethlytryptaime (DMT), which is a human neurotransmitter. The ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) is combined with the leaves from the shrub Psychotria viridis (or other DMT containing plants) to create the tea. Ayahuasca is the name given to the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and also the foul-tasting tea.It is quite remarkable that the Indians discovered this powerful combination hundreds of years ago considering there are more than 40,000 plant species in the Amazon. The ayahuasca vine contains chemicals known as monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) that allow the body to absorb the DMT from the leaves. Without the MAOI, the DMT would be destroyed by monoamine oxidase in the gut and no effects from the DMT would be felt.The word 'ayahuasca' translates to 'vine of death' or 'vine of souls'. This powerful tea induces intense hallucinations and introspection. The entire ayahuasca experience lasts for approximately 8 hours, with the strongest effects lasting 1-3 hours. Vomiting and occasionally diarrhea, which the natives call 'la purga' (the purge), are considered part of the experience. This purging process is medically beneficial, as it clears the body of worms and other parasites .Ayahuasca has shown great success as a treatment for addiction, depression, and cancer. A study combining ayahuasca use and psychotherapy for addiction treatment yielded positive results in two thirds of the patients . Research indicates that ayahuasca has antidepressant qualities. Blood tests of long-term ayahuasca users have shown an increased density of serotonin receptors compared to those who do not use ayahuasca. It should be mentioned that the SSRI class of antidepressants (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, etc.) actually reduce the density of serotonin receptors in users over time, which can lead to chronic depression . Ayahuasca is non-addictive and is not neurotoxic, or poisonous to nerve tissue such as the brain or spinal cord, in any way.
Mother of Four Cures PTSD With MDMA reset.me 2014-06-05 | Rachel Hope describes how MDMA dramatically transformed her life in just 6-8 hours. Rachel Hope is a mother of four who used MDMA to cure a life-long battle with PTSD. Rachel was given the MDMA as part of her participation in a http://www.Maps.org study. The study found MDMA-assisted psychotherapy cured 83% of participants with treatment-resistant PTSD, compared to 25% cured with psychotherapy alone.For more information on the medicinal use of psychedelics visit http://www.reset.me
Why MDMA Therapy Works reset.me 2014-06-04 | Mother of Four Rachel Hope received MDMA-assisted psychotherapy as part of her participation in a study to evaluate MDMA's ability to treat PTSD. In this video, Rachel describes how MDMA dramatically transformed her life in just 6-8 hours. Rachel says the MDMA-assisted psychotherapy cured her life-long battle with PTSD. Rachel was given the MDMA as part of her participation in a http://MAPS.org study. The study found MDMA-assisted psychotherapy cured 83% of participants with treatment-resistant PTSD, compared to 25% cured with psychotherapy alone.For more information on the use of psychedelics as medicines visit http://www.reset.me
What an MDMA Experience Feels Like reset.me 2014-06-04 | "It was like being lit up like a Christmas tree," says Rachel Hope. "Everything in my brain was turned on all at once... It was like getting acquainted with my very, very best self...then you get to turn your best, best self onto your most damaged self."Mother of Four Rachel Hope describes exactly how she felt after receiving MDMA-assisted psychotherapy as part of her participation in a study to evaluate MDMA's ability to treat PTSD. In this video, Rachel describes how MDMA dramatically transformed her life in just 6-8 hours. Rachel says the MDMA-assisted psychotherapy cured her life-long battle with PTSD. Rachel was given the MDMA as part of her participation in a http://MAPS.org study. The study found MDMA-assisted psychotherapy cured 83% of participants with treatment-resistant PTSD, compared to 25% cured with psychotherapy alone.For more information on the use of psychedelics as medicines visit http://www.reset.me
How Psychedelics Are Saving Lives reset.me 2014-05-01 | This video, produced by http://www.videoigniter.com and http://www.reset.me, highlights how psychedelic medicines are saving lives worldwide. Numerous studies show these substances are non-neurotoxic, non-addictive and are having profound effects curing some of the most stubborn mental health disorders by helping people purge bottled up trauma. MDMA is curing debilitating PTSD in veterans. Psilocybin, the psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms, is alleviating anxiety and depression. LSD was used successfully for decades to combat alcohol addictions and anxiety. Ayahuasca is helping people purge traumatic memories while increasing serotonin levels in the brain. Psychedelics are some of the most profound medicines known to man. To learn more about these natural therapies, please visit reset.me . Video sources: UN Convention on Psychotropic Substances which made Psychedelics Illegal worldwide http://www.unodc.org/pdf/convention_1971_en.pdfStudy: Alcohol is Most Dangerous drug http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/newsandeventspggrp/imperialcollege/newssummary/news_1-11-2010-15-43-18Alternet: The Hardest Drugs to Kick http://www.alternet.org/10-hardest-drugs-kickRanking of Drug Harm http://medicalmarijuana.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=004477CDC: Tobacco Mortality Ratehttp://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/health_effects/tobacco_related_mortalityPsychedelics Don't Cause Mental Health Problems—And They Might Keep You Sanehttp://www.alternet.org/drugs/psychedelics-dont-cause-mental-health-problems-and-they-might-keep-you-saneMAPS.org MDMA PTSD Research: http://mdmaptsd.org/research-category.htmlVeterans Suicide Data Report: http://www.va.gov/opa/docs/Suicide-Data-Report-2012-final.pdfMagic Mushroom Toxicity http://www.erowid.org/plants/mushrooms/mushrooms_death.shtmlCaffeine or cannabis -- which drug is more dangerous? http://www.cannabisculture.com/node/19473Safety, Tolerability, and Efficacy of Psilocybin in 9 Patients with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, http://article.psychiatrist.com/dao_1-login.asp?ID=10002809&RSID=30242210173822TEDx: Roland Griffiths on Psilocybin youtube.com/watch?v=jPLimDG_HVYMagic mushrooms' psychedelic ingredient could help treat people with severe depression, http://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/apr/07/magic-mushrooms-treat-depression"Magic Mushrooms" Show Signs of Helping in Addiction, Cancer Anxietyhttp://reason.com/blog/2012/12/07/magic-mushrooms-show-signs-of-helping-in'Magic Mushrooms' Can Improve Psychological Health Long Term, http://healthland.time.com/2011/06/16/magic-mushrooms-can-improve-psychological-health-long-term'Magic Mushroom' Drug Shows Promise in Treating Addictions and Cancer Anxiety, http://healthland.time.com/2012/12/07/magic-mushroom-drug-shows-promise-in-treating-addictions-and-cancer-anxietyPsilocybin and neurogenesis youtube.com/watch?v=QRNSEG1DY2sLSD vs. Alcoholism, Neurons to Nirvana http://www.mangu.tv/node/1945LSD could help alcoholics stop drinking, AA founder believedhttp://www.theguardian.com/science/2012/aug/23/lsd-help-alcoholics-theoryPeyote: Psychological and cognitive effects of long-term peyote use among Native Americans, http://nierika.info/castellano/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Halpern-Effects-of-long-term-peyote-use.pdfDMT The Spirit Molecule Documentary youtube.com/watch?v=CiqzHzAx4roMaps Ibogaine Research http://www.maps.org/research/ibogaineA New Ayahuasca Study, http://www.singingtotheplants.com/2012/08/new-ayahuasca-studyPersonality, Psychopathology, Life Attitudes, and Neuropsychological Performance among Ritual Users of Ayahuasca: A Longitudinal Study, http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0042421Human Psychopharmacology of Hoasca, A Plant Hallucinogen Used in Ritual Context in Brazil, http://www.udv.org.br/arquivos/Human_psychopharmacology_of_hoasca.pdfPotent Jungle Vine Brew Has Potential to Treat Addiction, http://www.voanews.com/content/potent-jungle-vine-brew-has-potential-to-treat-addiction-88923322/171118.htmlHow Psychedelics unlock traumatic memories, Ayahuasca vs. PTSDyoutube.com/watch?v=uYYqfCNQyxQIntegrating the Modern Practice of Traditional Ayahuasca Shamanism youtube.com/watch?v=ukzVNsAKHAs
