EPISODE · Apr 21, 2017 · 1H 23M
Hidradenitis suppurativa, PTSD & Ayahuasca - DrG talks to Tara Grant
from Aspire Natural Heath · host Aspire Natural Health
Ayahuasca is a traditional herbal medicine coming out of the shamanic traditions of South America. It is a psychedelic medicine such as LSD and psilocybin, and has demonstrated some profound healing properties. It has become increasingly popular in the past couple of years, with references in movies and TV series. IMPORTANT NOTE: Ayahuaca is currently illegal in the USA This is part of a series of interviews Dr. Gerstmar did with experts to try and understand the real pros and cons of Ayahuasca, and share it with you. DISCLAIMER: WE DO NOT ADVOCATE THE USE OF ANY DRUG, PHARMACEUTICAL, PROCEDURE, OR TREATMENT. THIS INFORMATION IS FOR YOUR EDUCATION ONLY. Educate yourself, speak with your doctor or health professional, and decide whether any particular thing makes sense for your life and situation. All things have their benefits and risks. While centuries of use of Ayahuasca and preliminary research show it is generally safe, it is not harmless and can cause serious problems for some people. For more on the history and research into psychedelics as medicine, please check out Michael Pollan's book -- https://amzn.to/2vDYCtr ==== At the 2016 Ancestral Health Symposium (AHS16) DrG sat down with Tara Grant of Paleogirl.com. We discussed her experience and then remission with Hidradenitis suppurativa which lead to her book “The Hidden Plague”, dealing with “haters”, seeking a more meaningful life, suffering from PTSD, seeking healing through Ayahuasca, and much more! Resources: primalgirl.com At Aspire Natural Health we are experts at treating gut dysfunctions, and autoimmune diseases. If you need help, please reach out to us at 425-202-7849 or [email protected]
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