Yeah, though the heavy metal poisoning of ayurvedic medicine is different from this psychedelic central nervous system damage like of ayahuasca. Either way it points to the razor's edge of sound mental-health bio-chemistry.
The folks that got metal poisoned neurologically are getting kelated allopathically at some clinics nearby here in the US. Don't know how it is turning out for them individually. There are some old cases around town of people who chowed down faithfully and proly in some excess with access to the old ayurvedic products from India that have manifest neurological diseases. They are notable also because of their old prominence within TM. But that was a self-inflicted metal poisoning for having taken those products. Yet, the ayahausca problem is of a different kind and evidently becoming new-age trendy now. It's sad in a different way from metals poisoning when you run across ayahausca toxicity. It's very un-spiritual. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "wayback71" <wayback71@...> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@> wrote: > > > > Ayahuasca toxicity, > > yes, in some Fairfield meditators too. > > But generally the > > toxicity of this stuff is something > > I've run across in 'seeking'-people otherwise. It > > can't be unknown because clearly > > it happens. People wrecking their > > physiology with Ayahuasca as a neuro-halucinagetic concocted tripping > > stuff. > > With folks frying circuits in their nervous systems, discombobulating their > > mental well-being and dis-integrating or screwing-up > > their spiritual life big time otherwise. > > > > In reading > > the internet links on Ayahuasca, evidently it seems that 'excited' > > ayahuasca apologists have sway in most ayahuasca forums and web pages on > > the larger subject of people wrecking themselves tripping on ayahausca. Of > > course taking ayahausca is quite > > a trendy new-age tourist industry obviously conflicted by large PR > > interests of the people promoting it as something special. Both in Central > > and South America but also in the Southwest USA. > > > > Practically, it would be interesting to see some clinical notes of > > ambulance paramedics or emergency room psych-diagnosis of ayahuasca > > 'overdose'. And it would be good to hear about ayahuasca from the > > experience of ongoing mental health people as > > they look at it and experience the effects. Clinical experience with it. > > > > I would speculate that there must be a mental health wreckage that is dealt > > with in South America by communities and public health people there. Is it > > clinically showing up here in the West or Southwest US too? Clearly it is > > not good for some people as in, too much of a good thing that clearly is > > un-spiritual in a mental health sort of way. > > > > > Any reports of how the people are doing who got poisoned with heavy metals > from the Indian ayurveda clinic product? >
