I got a cold email from Kuya advertising their Ketamine Program. Feel conflicted about it.

On one hand, I love the mindful use of ketamine in a therapeutic context. On the other hand, I fear the rise of “Coca Cola Shamans” who, despite well intentions, may do more harm than good.

I got a cold email from Kuya advertising their Ketamine Program. Feel conflicted about it.

On one hand, I love the mindful use of ketamine in a therapeutic context. On the other hand, I fear the rise of “Coca Cola Shamans” who, despite well intentions, may do more harm than good.

https://kuyawellness.com/ketamine

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https://legacy.donotresearch.net/posts/visualizing-hyperstructures 

I tend to agree with this. Like it’s a big barrier for me to say yes to something so potentially transformative when really all I have to trust is the marketing-ish language and self-described credentials

i think going to a clinic in a hospital setting with a real RN and a supervising MD using a good playlist & eyemask is the move - in dont think outside that context is safe personally but maybe im too old school

Would not recommend. Never had experience with one of these boujee outfits but would suggest avoiding "wellness" programs.

Clinical K therapy is super chill. Doses are titrated so there's seldom a "journey" to go on unless you lead it yourself 🧘

Clinicians help find the right regimen for you, which is 🔑

i'd stay away from such premises / promises as especually ketamine is likely to fall prey to moloch: the race to the bottom bc of it's addictive properties, short duration and door-dash-style delivery options emerging everywhere. I am a big 'god bomb' fan (keta + THC) but I know what I am doin...