45: Intergenerational Trauma, PSTD, Chronic Illness + Psychedelics | Rome of Mycology Psychology

Hey everyone, welcome back to the Holistic Savage podcast! Today, I’m stoked to be hanging out with my functional friend Rome from Mycology Psychology. We're exploring the science of psychedelics, mushroom medicine, and how to integrate these powerful experiences into your life. From Rome's wild ayahuasca journey to the ins and outs of microdosing and self-healing, we cover it all. Plus, we chat about how these experiences can help unravel deep-seated trauma and foster genuine human connection. Tune in for insights that could seriously shift your perspective! Topics Discussed: 01:35 - Psychedelic science and functional medicine  02:41 - Rome’s origin story 07:05 - Rome’s ayahuasca experience  13:58 - Brenden’s cancun trip 14:37 - The importance of a safe secure environment  18:17 - Intergenerational trauma, PTSD, & ACE 21:18 - MTHFR Gene  23:05 - Self healing and collective healing  29:57 - Exploring human connection  35:35 - Every nervous system is unique  36:38 - Curiosity around psychedelics  39:14 - Life altering spiritual experiences 41:21 - Good candidates for psychedelics  43:26 - Different personalities and psychedelics  45:26 - Rome’s first psychedelic experience  46:52 - Mold poisoning  50:27 - Chronic illnesses & nocebo effect  53:40 - Immunomodulatory effects  56:57 - Psychedelic learning curve & microdosing  01:03:05 - Understanding your intentions  01:09:02 - Psychedelic guides  01:11:22 - Getting to the root of your trauma  01:22:16 - Human biology  01:27:07 - Adapting to your circumstances  Sponsored By: DHA Laboratory Learn more about DHA Laboratory  Berkeley Life For Self-Healers For Providers Microbiome Labs Check out Microbiome Labs Today Check Out Mycology Psychology: Website Instagram Check Out Brendan: Brendan’s Instagram: @the_holistic_savage Brendan Online - - - Send in a voice message: http://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/holisticsavagepodcast/message Produced By: Drake Peterson Edited By: Mike Frey