Emotional Behavior with Psilocybin

Patients who used psychoactive Entheogenic plants and fungi, specifically Psilocybin containing mushrooms, showed incredible improvement in their mental and emotional health. They had significantly more control over their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Many middle aged adults have a very hard time controlling programmed and learned reactions to emotional triggers generated by years of ignoring and suppressing negative emotions. Many people cant bare to stir up the painful memories of a past situation because they mentally and emotionally “Would die” if they ever felt those feelings again. This has caused the United States to become mentally and emotionally sick and stuck in a cycle of denial,avoidance, and pain. New studies show amazing improvement in patients struggling with past trauma and painful experiences when taking Entheogenic plants and fungi like Psilocybin mushrooms during psychotherapy sessions. This new form of psychedelic assisted psychotherapy allows patients to open up and explore past trauma and experience hurtful emotions in a safe set and setting , with the help of these psychedelic substances to feel at peace and calming sense of love and appreciation.

Patients report feelings of intense euphoria and forgiveness when reliving past traumas while on psychedelics with a licensed psychotherapist. The science behind this is quiet remarkable and researchers are finding that the flood of endorphins and uptake in a natural mood stabilizer known as, Serotonin. Serotonin is a chemical naturally produced in the brain, that has a wide variety of functions in the human body. It is sometimes called the happy chemical, because it contributes to well being and happiness. This boost in serotonin while patients are reliving the traumatic past experience attributes to sense of peace and calmness, making it incredibly easier for the patient to bring up the past and work to achieve “Breakthrough Therapy” treatments and psychedelic integration therapy sessions post “tripping”.