With its powerful anti-inflammatory properties, psilocybin may be the next powerful new tool against Alzheimer’s and other neurological issues.
Taking magic mushrooms for CRPS can be an effective way to manage neuropathic pain, but the dosing and approach different from recreational use.
Magic mushrooms may hold the key to managing the neuroinflammation associated with chronic Lyme symptoms.
Recent publicity referring to a study on psilocybin mushrooms for migraine showing promising preliminary results has generated significant interest.
I took several consecutive doses of mushrooms for NDPH, a unremitting refractory headache, and it worked after three doses.
Meditating with mushrooms may be the key to making high-level meditation accessible to the chronic pain patients who need it most.
It is well known within the cluster headache community taking mushrooms for cluster headaches is effective for many people.
Recent media attention has generated interest in mushrooms for cancer pain management, but access and real understanding is a challenge.
Mushrooms may help with neuropathy through their powerful anti-inflammatory properties and their ability to stimulate neuroplasticity.
Feeling failed by Western medicine is a common sentiment among pain patients, but let’s not be too quick to jump to conclusions.
