sometimes bad things happen to really good people. i just saw a flash of guns and two men in masks blasted through the front door won t go away had no place to process what had happened. i was panicking about dying. across america, rates of depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress disorder are hitting epidemic levels. individual suffering multiplied times millions. that s a lot of suffering. for so many mainstream medicines are the solution tried a minimum of 16 different antidepressants on me, and none of them work. but something can answer to our psychic pain has been within reach all along. or non tune in and dropped. i ve always known that psychedelic drugs were driving force behind the counter culture. but now even mainstream research hubs like new york university and the johns hopkins center for psychedelic research are exploring their healing power. what we re talking about is a new field of medicine called psychedelic psychotherapy , mdm, a psilocybin ketamine. t
availability and access to experts ready to answer your toughest questions, call click ranger dot com or just stop by ranger for the ones who get it done. reading just. can your hair go really high? ready? i m ready. this is trish and her daughter goldie. one year ago, trish was a very different person shoot she could barely connect with her child. there was a struggle just to get out of bed. like tim trish was suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. patricia, is this all of your navy paraphernalia? mm hmm. it began
tim everything he has to get out of bed in the morning. now he s bursting with energy and ready to attack the iron. it is an astounding transformation. have a long way to go. the academy. i mean, i m actually hopeful about the future. amazing. for all its benefits. ketamine has its drawbacks can cost anywhere from 400 to $2000 a session and there s still a lot. we don t know. the issue with ketamine is in africa. see that there s a lot of other questions. you know how much how often who are the best candidates? how do we screen out people to keep it as safe as it can be, but for right now, it s amazing, and it s a lot better than what we used to have. it definitely feels like a brave new world. every single person i met on this journey told me they wouldn t be here today. if it weren t for a psychedelic drug. i want to see
is helpful for a lot of people and to the point where now, three years later, i it s hard to imagine how i practiced without it. i m rarely hospitalizing people now for depression or ptsd. dr haycock asked if i wanted to try one of these treatments, and i said, i ll try anything. tim has had four ketamine treatment since 2017. and they ve helped curb his depression. but the effects of ketamine where often time and now his symptoms are back, so you re going to have your first treatment in eight months tomorrow, right? you re feeling like it s like you kind of you kind of need it right now. right now, when i opened my eyes, my alarm goes off in the morning. wake up. feeling like somebody stabbed me in the stomach with panic. i m hoping that this could give me a boost. i know,
hitting a wall? yeah. i became highly suicidal. i sliced my wrists still have the scars through my tattoos. i at the shoot myself. i don t know why. when i tried to get help. i was put on a lot of medications. benzodiazepines in particular. by retired at the d a s office and i went on disability because i couldn t. do almost anything, and i was grasping desperately. for some way to survive. mainstream medications had failed him and he didn t know where to turn. but for some people in tim s situation, a revolution in healing has been in the works for some time. in