Unlocking the Healing Power of Ayahuasca and Iboga with Jose Carlos Bozo
Episode Overview
Ayahuasca is a key medicine in Amazonian traditional healing. Iboga shows promise in treating opioid dependence. Ethnobotanicals are used by different cultures for their medicinal properties. Community and spiritual connection are crucial in traditional healing practices. Scientific research supports the potential benefits of plant medicines.
Ayahuasca is considered in ancient Amazonian medicine a medicine. It's not anything else. It's a medicine.
The Natural Healing Show, hosted by Catherine Carrigan, brings an enlightening conversation with psychologist and pharmacologist, Jose Carlos Bozo. In this episode, they explore the fascinating world of ethnobotanicals, focusing on ayahuasca and iboga. Jose Carlos shares his expertise as the scientific director of the International Center for Ethnobotanical Education Research and Service (ICEERS), shedding light on the traditional uses and modern research surrounding these powerful plant medicines.
He discusses the benefits and risks associated with ayahuasca, a key medicine in Amazonian culture, and iboga, which has shown promise in treating opioid dependence. Jose Carlos also touches on the importance of community and spiritual connection in traditional healing practices. Catherine and Jose Carlos delve into the scientific aspects of these plants, including their potential to induce neuroplasticity and support mental health.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in natural healing methods and the intersection of traditional wisdom with modern science. Don't miss out on this captivating discussion that could offer new perspectives on your journey to well-being.