This New Treatment Might SAVE YOUR LIFE If You STRUGGLE With Anxiety & Depression| Dr. Dan Engle
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On Today's Episode:
There are so many people quietly suffering through mental health challenges these days. The world is in chaos and nothing seems to make sense. Having the drive, focus, and discipline you need to get after your goals can feel impossible when you're battling depression, anxiety, PTSD, or mood disorders.
Dr. Dan Engle’s background is in integrative psychiatry, peak performance medicine and psychedelic research. His latest book, A Dose of Hope, he hopes to spread greater awareness and information about the value of MDMA which has been highly effective in treating PTSD.
You or someone you care about is quite possibly suffering from PTSD or other mental health problems that more and more research is showing natural plant medicines to be effective in treating.
This conversation is a masterclass on natural plant medicines that treat anxiety, depression and more.
Check out Dr Dan Engle’s book, A Dose of Hope: www.amazon.com/Dose-Hope-Stor...
QUOTES:
“I think the experiential side drives the neurochemical side. It’s like the software experience drives the hardware experience.”
“Rescuing somebody from their suffering may just be robbing them from their greatest teacher.”
“Suffering isn’t the only way of learning, slowing down, and getting in touch with who we are.”
“If I’m only going for the truth, I’m trying to bypass the feeling, then I may not be moving it through to a process of resolution.”
“It’s recognizing the power of these medicines, who’s safe and ready to work with them, how do you prepare them really well to get ready for that experience, how do you try to optimize the efficacy of that experience itself…”
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It's been 3 years since I tried DMT, can't find a plug anywhere in my area. Back then, We used one of those vaporizers with the big bags. The first time I didn't do enough and I just seen shapes and colours. But the second time I managed to get another hit in before I got the light headed. I remember floating above the country side flying and then all of a sudden I zoomed down into a deer and went right inside of it and I was the veins and the blood and flowing through this deers body. It was very strange
Strongly recommend just sticking to shrooms if you want an hallucinogenic experience. I was given "acid" one time by someone I trusted
[tripy_marc]
Ships psychedelics
@@Stephanie56739
how can I reach out?
On IG?
Wanna try, buy keep being told I can't do it alone for the first time but I'd literally be so much more comfortable alone
@@ONVODKI-ON-IG Yeah, he has variety of stuffs like mushrooms, Isd, DMT even the chocolate bars
I’m currently in grad school for my PMHNP degree, thank you for this content! More, more:) Excited for this to continue becoming more mainstream and socially accepted.
I am at 1:30 and while I LOVE listening to the variety of your content, Tom, you sound like a drowning man. And you are asking your guest deep questions and then objecting to his way of sharing his answer to the point that we don’t receive the answer. What we are clear on right now, is your world view. Dude. He’s a patient guy. (O; Much love to you!
I think you meant the time stamp to be 1:30:00, not 90 seconds into the discussion.
I think Tom was pressing for an even deeper insight during this section of the interview. I enjoyed it and wanted Tom to receive the insight he was seeking. From a section earlier I liked the tension between observing WHAT being expressed by Dan and Tom challenging the WHY. When we understand the WHY we can bring the mystical into the natural. We move forward. We have a lot of progress yet to make.
Loving this. I'm half way through, but just had to comment how humorous I find Tom's attempt to mentally dissect the greater context and role of psychedelic plants. Tom, trust me, just have the experience and then form hypotheses. Blessings on your journey, brother. And thank you for this wonderful content!
It's like trying to describe what love feels like. You'll know it when you feel it, but all of the words in all of the languages combined can't describe it to the point where you can experience it through thought. It's just not a logical place to exist, yet at the same time it somehow all makes perfect sense.
This is definitely my favorite podcast. always bringing on excellent guests and always asking the best thought provoking questions!
Dan Engle is brilliant.
Tom: My two cents. I have followed you for a long time. I even hired you for a speech for my employees during covid. Take this for what it is worth. I struggled with this episode. Why? You dominated the interview. You spoke more often than your guest. I didn't get to know your guest because you dominated the entire interview. Why even have him on your show? I wanted to hear from him but, respectfully, I heard more from you that from him. You don't need to be the smartest guy in the room.
I can totally relate to this. Felt the same.
He was only trying to break the ice and help steer the conversation. Plus, it's also necesssry sometimes to interject, in real time, especially when the topic is so foreign, or else risk losing yourself in the process.
I agree with you and not only on this interview. Many good question not answered because he cut the guest. Kind of agree with the “smartest guy” but also feel like he is more concerned on having his own doubts answered than let us know the guest
I have to respectfully disagree. I could see how some people might see it that way, but I can tell Tom is just super excited about digging in and diving deep into this fascinating topic. Also, Dr Dan Engle is more soft spoken. He talks slowly. It's interesting but I can see the interview leaning toward mundane to an outsider. To keep viewers excited even mid stream, Tom has to keep energy high.
Yes! He does this in most of the interviews.
That's a very low chair. Or a high table.
I love this kind of stuff. I have a very creative mind and this guy beams with creativity so I’m attracted to his words
Thank you . I’ve had horrible anxiety and PTSD for 10 years . My son was killed instantly in a flash in a two car accident. I could never see his beautiful face after the accident.
I’m so very sorry
I am so sorry for your loss and trauma. My 28 yr son died last yr suddenly. It's tough. I did Ayahuasca 3 times since that happened.. it's SO HARD
@@crow4130 I’m so very sorry for the loss of your precious son . My son was also 28 years old.
@@cathyP1961 🤗 🙏
@@crow4130 🤗 🙏
As always, excellent guest and interview. You asked profound questions, Tom 🙏🏻
All I have to say about the way Tom described the idea of doing mind altering drugs was spot the hellll on!!!! Just brilliant done! They remove the anchor. You are then left with everything and nothing and you won't know if what you end up with is better or worst than what you were anchored to until you ride that wave, but you will know that there is far more beyond where you have been standing for a long time.!!! Spot on! I think people wanna go for the ride with fingers crossed. This earthly place for some people is worth taking a chance to get out of of and not a lot of people want to necessarily kill themselves...but rather, just don't want to be here anymore.
I had the privilege to meet Dr Dan Engle and experience his beautiful facilitation/integration work with plant medicine ceremonies! Dan, I'm deeply grateful for your presence and extensive knowledge of plant medicines and the human experience. You're truly inspiring in your sacred ceremonial service and absolutely fascinating to learn from. Earlier today I was thinking about you so looked you up on RUclips to find this gem of a conversation. Terry and I both really enjoyed it. Thank you so much, bless your life :)
Keto day 36, it has helped significantly with anxiety
Having struggled with PTSD, anxiety and depression throughout my life I tried everything (meds, therapy, inpatient treatment, meditation). I was considering a trip to another country for euthanasia. Then I came across ketamine! I had the 6 infusions. Super helpful and I believe I had a spiritual awakening. Things got very clear for me as to what was important ( love) and what’s bullshit , keeping up with the Jones stuff. With each session it seemed the medication was drilling down to finer components of my brain. Final session was a conversation with a higher power . At the end , my brain seemed cleaned/ healed. It’s hard to explain but I feel I have a new baseline to work from. Now I’m getting integrative therapy with a psychologist and the work of healing is flowing.
I speak to this topic as a patient and someone who provides psychiatric care to others.
My concern is that it won’t last but I have hope.
I would like to see the research continue with psilocybin but I don’t like the idea that everyone is ordering and grinding their own mushrooms managing without guidance. I felt reassured to have medical providers administering and monitoring my medications.
Tomorrow I have my first tune up session of ketamine. It’s definitely changed my dharma direction.
Commenting here because they don't have a 'hug' on the like option. I can relate 100% to considering euthanasia as I've done the same in past dark moments. You are so brave for saying it on here. I wonder how many other people have felt the same hopelessness and can never say? I doubt there would be anywhere in the uk to ketamine, but I do hope they continue research into psylocibin options. However, could the real issue be that society just isn't designed for human health and well-being? Until we research what that means, I think more people will struggle. Very glad for you that you found a (hopefully) lasting solution. xx
How many years of meds?
@@sea_ellef thanks for your kind words. I think mental health needs to come out of it’s closet. So I share.
Psychedelics are so close to being mainstreamed. Ketamine is in a nasal spray in the states. Hold on it’s all coming soon!
Brilliant guest 🙏🏻
Psychedelics are great, one time I was trippin on too much acid and I was staring at a fire pit and the fire pit turned into a mini world with little people and buildings, that was 2 years ago and it's such an experience to remember. would love to try out the psilocybin mushrooms next, just don't know where to get them, so hard to come by
[Myco_tray]
Ships psychedelics
@@sarahh321 where to search?? Is it IG?
Psychedelic’s definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression
@@Jerryberger9235 yeah, He has variety of stuffs like mushrooms, Isd, DMT even the chocolate bars
Shrooms are where it's at. If you've experienced LSD start with 2.5 grams of shrooms. Love them.
This is absolute gold. Thank you, Tom.
Thank you❤
I think Tom should look into UVA research with kids recollecting past lives. I'm agnostic and a very logical person, but I can't deny that there's a lot more than just power of suggestion with those kids. It also doesn't ruin my world view as a scientist: just shows me that there's a lot I don't know.
I agree this is compelling, including thousands of adults also through the work of Dolores Cannon and others. Tom's response that the human mind will always come up with an answer and people can unintentionally influence the answer was a reasonable response relative to his world view. I love seeing the understanding of our world progress. Imagine where we will be in 50 years sans a major global disaster.
Yes, but he didn’t give the guest any time to respond or reference these studies when Tom was refuting them on his 10min uninterrupted tangent. I don’t think he’s interested in shifting his worldview in that way. Was frustrating to hear him silencing the guest on this topic…
You should definitely check out Jim Tucker ;)
Thank you so much 💜🤍
Excellent explain the goals👍👍
Something helping me is vagal nerve toning. First thing that's had a notable impact for decades. Theory being, anxious people are locked in the sympathetic response, and you need to re-train the parasympathetic response.
@@magnusdunning6113 don't you need a therapist for that
@@yorkshireplumbing Online, the original "inventor' has it posted.
@@magnusdunning6113 The tapping thing? I've tried it a number of times over the years but not really had any results. Any tips?
Dr Nadir Ali would bring an eye opening interview for sure Tom. As a regular viewer of your channel, this would seem like a great topic for health...
0:49 there is always opportunity for growth,new change🎉
Tom needs to read the book by Carol Bowman "Children's Past Lives
How Past Life Memories Affect Your Child."😭
The host stating the sister's suicide seemed so matter of factly n casually n without any seeming display of empathy. I don't know thats what i felt.
Exactly that's what I am noticing and exactly that is what I was commenting on. Someone replied to my comment: Have empathy with Tom. They totally missed the point.
Wat do you expect from Tom
“If I had 3 minutes with your sister” 😮
That was so lacking fine tuned empathy.
Excellent point on the use of psychedelics for mental issues . I believe they are not some enlightening poetic gateway but are similar to what happens if you hit the nadir of a depression and survive it .
There is an epiphany moment followed by the adaptation of a strengthening and freeing of the mind having given way to but endured that peak anxiety and not as such the magic and mysticism of the process . There is a Plato Cave type moment where because of that moment of focused peak anxiety being felt that rock bottom moment , a competence has been attained so that a person is confident should it happen again they could ride it out . Removing that aspect of fear is what frees the mind .
TOM!!!!! 🫂💎🧠🧐🤔😩 I needed this video right now. Thank you. I want to reach out to your guest but I'm Canadian. Thank you thank you thank you for this share. 👍🕶️😎💫✨🌌🥃
A few thoughts in brief about this episode, which is full of mind blowing constuctive contrast.
1. My theory on the "shrooms effect" is that it is doing to our neurons exactly what it does in nature, which is being the "conduit" between themselves and other organisms for a shared enlightened awareness . (Look it up).
2. The bad trip vs the healing trip is not only a predisposition based on real life experience & beliefs, its also the reasons those predispositions exist in the first place.
3. Both side of the argument, between the research about "past lives" vs "hallucinating an excuse" for not shaking the Dr's hand examples are plausible. My theory is based on documented research on mice that learned the path through a maze from their parents and grandparents experiences with that maze, before the siblings were born.
I would genuinely enjoy a movie about today's guest!
I had a chance to have lunch with Dr dan and this guy is super smart
One of the best interviews you have ever done Tom. Thank you as always my man!
Would love to know if he would recommend iboga for benzodiazepines. Want to be done with pharma, tried to quit and was absolutely defeated a few times, ended up in Emergency room. But as far as I know, only Benzo can help a benzo. I wish I had something like ibogga.
I have done Iboga at home 3 times for another type of issue, but I believe it is the best medicine for benzo withdrawal. I ordered from Iboga World. It’s intense and risky, but a viable alternative if you don’t have $8,000 to fly somewhere for clinical Ibogaine treatment.
Tom, you are hands-down, thee BEST interviewer I've ever seen in my life! Thank you for that!! You and your channel have added so much quality to my life.
EMDR can work with pre verbal trauma
The channel "Tom Bilyeu" is monetized!
Since Nov 10, 2016, the channel has generated 327,120,489 views. Assuming all views were monetized from day 1* with an average RPM of $3.00, this channel has generated $981,361.47 over 2364 days. That's an average of $151,521.55 per year.
However, depending on the topic, RUclips channels can have a RPM ranging from $0.50 to $20.00. So this channel could have made anywhere between $163,560.24 and $6,542,409.78, or an average of between $25,253.59 and $1,010,143.64 per year.
Not sure what the point is. $150k/year is not much when you have employees to pay. I expect there are other much larger sources of revenue for IT than youtube monetization of views such as sponsors and guests paying to be on the show. I am just surmising here but often guests make the podcast circuit when promoting a book or event.
In Tom's case the advertisements(no sponsors?) are for his own PRIMARY business which is IT University. Most business leaders build in many sources of revenue. If all was revealed we may be impressed.
It's so funny to watch Tom host guests that think outside of his box.
Psychedelics, MDMA, and iboga have saved and turned around countless lives. It's amazing what the natural world can do for us if we use our common sense and work with it not against it.
Real quick feedback - There are wayyy too many commercial disruptions. It makes it challenging to follow along because of the frequency of disruptions. But, Love this content.
Get RUclips premium like yesterday
I wish my sister would try a hallucinogenic because her first instinct is always negative and to distance from something with fears of what could go wrong..she always brings up the problems that could arise and seems more worried about everything than excited because she likes stability not risk..idk I think it could really help her..she also considers herself atheist and not agnostic which just feel pretty impossible to not recognize everything has an energy that can interact with the others..
Worry about yourself. Glad you're not my sister.
Believing in Allah will give her a huge relief about the fear of death, which is the root of all fears.
She has very low self worth and of course as her big sister I wish her peace of mind especially with her feelings and perception of herself. I do believe her finding a source of Devine would bring her more openness and positivity!
God yes, drugs no.
Your shows are great!
Would you consider time-releasing segments to grip those fearful of the two-hour commitment?
Not a director, but vale request (worked for me to watch vladtv interviews):
Content is still king for long-content. The full-release; plus two-one hour uploads of this wonder interview, would technically garner more views for the amazing channel (then scaled as the increments are actually edited into smaller than hour-long uploads).
Keep Unaliving It T-izzle!
I always save podcasts into my watch later, and just pick it up where I can. It saves where you leave off
I feel like I go through this process somewhat just with weed, which makes me leery of doing a "heroic dose" of mushrooms...
Every day
I’m subscribed to your channel and I really have enjoyed your talk show. I do find it a pity that when you have such interesting guests you take up so much space yourself to share your opinion and your ego…. enjoy your guests and their experience, you already know your own!
You right its Tom tho, we support Tom
Bruzza, you can't tell me Iboga would be okay to give someone who struggles with anxiety (and LIKELY panic attacks). Any drastic change in consciousness, lack of control would lead to a crazy horrible traumatizing experience. I have GAD, I can't even handle marijuana... IBOGA?
44:29 Still neither of them mentioned neural plasticity and the generation of new neural pathways as well as repair of old ones.
UN*FBELIEVABLE VIDEO THANK YOU
Why does the guest looks like Dr. Xavier from the X-Men on that chair? 🤔
Not vibing with the, "three minutes with your sister" line of inquiry.
If I were on my death bed I would rather have Engle by my side than Bilyeu. His self absorption and self greatness will be knocked down some pegs eventually. We all die and none of us get to escape that. I think Engle is a kind sweet man. I suffer from chronic pain and need a little spirituality and hope so thank you. I think he can stop himself from being emotional. I can't assign meaning to dead children. Before a Ukrainian soldier was shot by the enemy he had a cigarette and calmly smoked and said "Glory to Ukraine." It was beautiful and gave this soldier meaning to fight for freedom for his country.
Are you still in the country
Where does someone get a micro dose of mushrooms? Cow pastures 😂
Jesus Tom just ayahuska once instead of logically debating it all the time lol , trust me it’ll convince u very well :) but do u have the courage? :)
How? You sold me after five minutes. Now how do you legally try them?
Ego-deaths don't work on everyone.
But, it does for many.
It works just that, most can't achieve it like a somersault
Too many commercial disruptions have made me stop watching. Seems same now.
You should check how much talking space you give to your guest and how much you take yourself, it’s really sad….
He's an astronaut plenty space bubba
You guys are talking about the mushrooms like they are easy to get. Even in Oregon where they are working to make them more available it will be very expensive once available legally. So telling someone to "just try shrooms" is about as useful as telling them to "just become a millionaire". Money and health are heavy factors in most people's decisions to end it and if you really want to help them, give them the shrooms yourself instead of telling them to go on a difficult mission. Just a thought.
Well I'm sorry to hear they will be expensive but no doubt the big money interests are already sharpening their knives and trying to get in on the mooshrooms market. That's certainly what's happened in the Cannabis market in California. Many small suppliers, though not all but quite a few are being pushed out by big money elbowing in it's the same old story and it's pretty sad.
It's not a hopeless case but local governments are conspiring with big money interests to make it harder and harder for the small weed shop to compete.
Putting a big price tag as a gatekeeper is definitely what I was afraid of happening and I'm very dismayed to see it come to pass. All we can do is get organized and it's possible in a few years to change some laws try to get rid of it.
He lost a great oportunnity to suggest a falsefiable test for the regression therapy: The therapist should be "ignorant" to the historical figures that comes out of the regression
❤️💖❤️💖🙏💖❤️💖❤️
Dang...! This dude got so high he shaved off his eyebrows!
It's Nathan
Tom talks too much…
Yes! And he tries to impose his views on his guests, not really letting them dive deep
Ok, look, just watching this guys forehead is Awesome!
Now we're talking
Tom, the titles to your podcasts are excellent, but every time I struggle to find anything that is actionable in them. That makes for a really bad podcast.
Buh buh buh buh badddd dunna nu nu nuh
this is under viewed
Constructive Criticism - Dont cut off your guest's answer mid-way. Let them finish. Right in the beginning of the video, when he starts answering your first question, you cut him off with "Whats relief?" Let him finish his answer atleast.
Right away boss! Putter there!
cutting him off on the first question… oof
Really insensitive way for Tom to approach this.
lBuying NFTs cured my IBS
A spiritual “practice” is a religion. Once you put the spiritual insights; the teachings into practice, it becomes your religion. It’s disingenuous to say you practice something that enriches your spirit and say it isn’t a religion.
#ALEXJONES appears to be struggling with anxiety, depression, and lawsuit debt. Are Psychedelics right for him?
He’s probably start feeling like a million bucks if he started losing weight. Once he gets out of level 4 obesity he’ll be much happier.
Left 5 him
Great topic but let your guest speak, man. Empathy please.
@@magnusdunning6113at the start the host keeps commenting on the guest's sister suicide so matter of fact-ly and casually....Talking about connecting throughout the whole episode yet not being able to use empathy. Facts
@@magnusdunning6113 facts are there were no verbal and/or non-verbal signs of empathy in regards talking about the guests sister's suicide. That's facts. Go and watch it again and then we can talk.
Hmm..is this what happens when people don't do drugs as teenagers? They experiment with them as adults? or never stopped? I'm not an expert, but I find many teenage drug users struggle with depression and anxiety after trying the drugs... stopping the drugs is what helps.
Do some research. Psychedelics are helping people with anxiety, PTSD, depression, and addictions immensely. Not weed, not cocaine etc.
So interesting please continue
@@h.a.s.42 I've done LSD over 58 times (I lost count after that) Other than personal experience..not much research.
@@laurieclarkson9180 It takes literally a few minutes to Google all the research that's been done up till now. Start with Carhart-Harris, Imperial College - psilocybin research. Set and setting is a huge portion of the success of these therapies. Not for everyone though.
Here's a miracle cure! Nope, just a book plug. Kerching $$$
Tom your videos are too long, gr8 content but who has time to finish anything you post that actually works lol
Saying that, shorts are annoying too ;-) Something in-between.
Unfortunately, I agree 😂. I try to listen while working out or break it up into days. Im always grateful when someone summarizes in the comment section lol
2x speed.
Seek professional help-consider seeing a mental health professional like a psychiatrist
Psychiatrist are nothing but legal drug dealers making big pharma rich while putting u in a zombie state never curing the original issue
26:29 Dr. Dan just explained a deep implication, that I think Tom, while being VERY smart, agile, nevertheless, just by lacking the experience, couldn't catch the thought, and rushed forward to pass that moment, despite Dan just trying to explain a minute ago how and why this kind of approach is not really dealing with the problem itself.
Read Gurdjieff.