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Listen "248 – What Do You Do If You Just Don’t Feel Right?"
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Here is the transcript to today's episode:
Speaker 1: (00:00)
I just don't feel right or I'm really hurting. Every day is just very, very tough for me. Hey guys, I'm Dr. Dave. And you cannot imagine how many times per day, yes, per day. I get either emails or comments on my videos from those of you that are saying something just doesn't feel right. Either you've got some form of depression or anxiety or maybe an addiction, uh, eating disorder. Um, it could be, it could be a ptsd, it could be, it could be one of so many things, or more than one of so many things. Um, first of all, I wanna tell you that I feel for you, I really do, because I've been through a lot of this, not all, but a lot, a lot of, uh, anxiety and depression and what I call ptsd, at least from myself, a PTSD not from war, but from a, um, a really, really difficult marriage.
Speaker 1: (01:03)
Um, I, I've got trauma from that. There's, there's no question about it. So I have started helping people try to find a way out of this. And, um, by the way, I'm in Nine Mile Canyon right now, um, in beautiful, my home state of Utah. Um, while I'm doing this, while I'm sharing this with you, I might show you some, um, night canyon's a pretty cool place because it's, it's, there's hiking and driving involved and, um, you can see some wonderful petroglyphs, um, art from Native Americans and whatnot, and just rock art, and it's just, um, it's really, really, really amazing. As I'm talking, I'll probably show you a little bit along the you, but what I've thought about a lot lately is, you know, so I'm a retired dentist, and when somebody would come to me for dental treatment, a cavity, a broken tooth, uh, they need infection, they need a root canal, they need a tooth extracted.
Speaker 1: (02:18)
I would perform the procedure and we would take care of the problem, and that would be, it. Sounds easy, right? Well, think about this. When you go to a therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, whatever it might be, um, they don't really correct me if I'm wrong, but they don't really cure you. They might give you medication that you have to take every day for the rest of your life. That's not really a cure. That's like, as far as I'm concerned, that's masking the problem. Uh, they might say you need talk therapy once a week or twice a week, uh, basically forever, because it doesn't cure you. It, you can talk your way. Uh, not you can't talk your way out of things, but you can certainly talk about what's happened, but that's not gonna cure you. So that's why I, I was really, really frustrated with all these, uh, possible solutions that really don't work.
Speaker 1: (03:16)
And I remember I was feeling horrible, like, um, like a lot of you that are watching or or listening, um, they say at least one out of four people in the United States and probably all over the world, but at least one out of four. Um, I think more, much more suffering from, you know, some type of, some type of mental issue. Again, depression, anxiety and addiction, um, anorexia, whatever it might be. Um, and up until now we nobody ever thought there was a cure or, or kind of like one, one treatment fits all. You know, depending on what you had, you had to go through different types of treatments and it, and again, never cured, never cured anything. You always have it, which I think sucks until I discovered magic mushrooms and many,
New to microdosing? Check out our resource page at https://davidmadow.com/your-microdosing-resource-page/
A MUST watch! “The Absolute Beginners Guide To Microdosing Magic Mushrooms” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tqA12NfFlA
Nothing here is to be taken as medical advice. Dr. Dave is sharing his personal story with you. Please contact your healthcare professional to find out if this is right for you.
Here is the transcript to today's episode:
Speaker 1: (00:00)
I just don't feel right or I'm really hurting. Every day is just very, very tough for me. Hey guys, I'm Dr. Dave. And you cannot imagine how many times per day, yes, per day. I get either emails or comments on my videos from those of you that are saying something just doesn't feel right. Either you've got some form of depression or anxiety or maybe an addiction, uh, eating disorder. Um, it could be, it could be a ptsd, it could be, it could be one of so many things, or more than one of so many things. Um, first of all, I wanna tell you that I feel for you, I really do, because I've been through a lot of this, not all, but a lot, a lot of, uh, anxiety and depression and what I call ptsd, at least from myself, a PTSD not from war, but from a, um, a really, really difficult marriage.
Speaker 1: (01:03)
Um, I, I've got trauma from that. There's, there's no question about it. So I have started helping people try to find a way out of this. And, um, by the way, I'm in Nine Mile Canyon right now, um, in beautiful, my home state of Utah. Um, while I'm doing this, while I'm sharing this with you, I might show you some, um, night canyon's a pretty cool place because it's, it's, there's hiking and driving involved and, um, you can see some wonderful petroglyphs, um, art from Native Americans and whatnot, and just rock art, and it's just, um, it's really, really, really amazing. As I'm talking, I'll probably show you a little bit along the you, but what I've thought about a lot lately is, you know, so I'm a retired dentist, and when somebody would come to me for dental treatment, a cavity, a broken tooth, uh, they need infection, they need a root canal, they need a tooth extracted.
Speaker 1: (02:18)
I would perform the procedure and we would take care of the problem, and that would be, it. Sounds easy, right? Well, think about this. When you go to a therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, whatever it might be, um, they don't really correct me if I'm wrong, but they don't really cure you. They might give you medication that you have to take every day for the rest of your life. That's not really a cure. That's like, as far as I'm concerned, that's masking the problem. Uh, they might say you need talk therapy once a week or twice a week, uh, basically forever, because it doesn't cure you. It, you can talk your way. Uh, not you can't talk your way out of things, but you can certainly talk about what's happened, but that's not gonna cure you. So that's why I, I was really, really frustrated with all these, uh, possible solutions that really don't work.
Speaker 1: (03:16)
And I remember I was feeling horrible, like, um, like a lot of you that are watching or or listening, um, they say at least one out of four people in the United States and probably all over the world, but at least one out of four. Um, I think more, much more suffering from, you know, some type of, some type of mental issue. Again, depression, anxiety and addiction, um, anorexia, whatever it might be. Um, and up until now we nobody ever thought there was a cure or, or kind of like one, one treatment fits all. You know, depending on what you had, you had to go through different types of treatments and it, and again, never cured, never cured anything. You always have it, which I think sucks until I discovered magic mushrooms and many,
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