Five Reasons Older People Benefit The Most From A Psilocybin Retreat

Psilocybin retreats are not just for the young and adventurous.  In fact, it is the older clientele I see benefitting the most from the positive impacts. Eleusinia is a psilocybin retreat for older people.

#1 Life Experience

A wealth of memories and life experience can make a psychedelic experience more meaningful. As a result, older people have acquired a wealth of interesting life experiences to enrich the encounter.

#2 Mental Clarity

Psychedelic use is not only harmless, but it also has benefits for your brain health. This may be contrary to what you may have been taught during the “War on Drugs” campaign, but there is some serious research to back it up. There is significant evidence to suggest that psilocybin and similar substances may contribute to neurogenesis and neuroplasticity. Both of these are important for maintaining mental acuity.

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#3 Get Ahead Of Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s and other age-related dementias are linked to neuroinflammation. Because of its strong anti-inflammatory properties, psilocybin can reduce inflammation markers associated with Alzheimer’s.

#4 Aches And Pains

Getting older ain’t for sissies, and the anti-inflammatory properties of occasional psilocybin use can assist with aching joints and other pains.

#5 Why Not?

By the time the kids have moved out or by the time most people are becoming grandparents, we have spent the better part of our lives caring for others and chasing careers. At this point in your life, you deserve to take some time for yourself to go on an adventure at a psilocybin retreat and explore your psyche.

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Pablo Coddou

Pablo is a licensed psychotherapist certified in psychedelic assisted therapy through the Naropa University MAPS program. Pablo was born to immigrant parents, grew up in New York City and Chile, and identifies as Latino of indigenous Aroucan roots, mixed with colonizer and immigrant European.

Pablo has travelled extensively through Europe, South and Central America, Asia and Africa, and is tri-lingual (English, Spanish, French).
He has more than 25 years of study and practice in buddhist meditation, martial arts, breathwork and neuroscience, and leads workshops on these modalities in various settings across the land.

Along with competing in Spartan races and sharing medicine with kindred commmuntiy, his deepest delight is training with his warrior wife and daughter in the beautiful valley of Vermont he calls home.