Testimonials

 

  • “Working with Adam has changed my life. I was battling serious symptoms of PTSD and addiction to opiates. I also had the goal of coming off of an antidepressant as it only made me feel numb and had a negative impact on my libido.

    Adam guided me through the process via coaching. First, he helped me to understand exactly what to expect from microdosing. He was always available to answer questions and provide support. Once I started microdosing, Adam encouraged me to keep a journal of my experiences and checked in with me. He recommended a timeline based on his experience for an appropriate schedule for days on/off microdosing.

    Almost immediately I started receiving positive feedback from other people (who did not know that I started microdosing). People said I sounded happier, my therapist was impressed by my ability to engage in therapy without PTSD symptoms affecting our sessions, and I was able to successfully transition off the opiates that were prescribed to me for chronic pain. I titrated off the antidepressant without any of the usual withdrawal symptoms and have not needed them in over 9 months.

    I cannot be more thankful for the love, positivity, and support Adam has provided me. This is a journey best done with a coach—especially if you are dealing with serious concerns like mental health, pharmaceutical meds, and addiction. I feel extremely lucky to have Adam in my life as a friend and guide, not to mention the peace I feel from experiencing the benefits of microdosing.”

  • “Before I met Adam and began microdosing with psilocybin mushrooms, every facet of my life had become completely fucked. After a vicious, decade-long battle with alcohol—and a lifelong war with my mind in the form of severe depression married with a propensity for self-sabotage: my marriage had collapsed, my children were afraid of me, my body had disintegrated, I refused to believe in God, or that I’d ever be able to stop drinking. And to top it off, I hated my job. Yet it was at this lowest of low points when a dear friend came to my aid and introduced me to Adam, someone he claimed could finally help me end the cycle of misery. And my life hasn’t been the same since. 

    Microdosing with psilocybin was the first and only "technique" that allowed me to get to a point where I miraculously stopped drinking immediately and on-the-spot, to where now even the very thought of alcohol makes me nauseous. But honestly, it was those first 30 days of guidance, coaching, and unconditional love from Adam that all proved to be most critical during those initial stages of my recovery process and overall success. And while I’m certainly grateful to have found the mushrooms, I’m blessed to have found a lifelong brother in Adam. 

    If you saw me today versus the day I first met Adam, you’d think I’d had a charmed life all along. And in a lot of ways, I did have one. I just couldn’t see it. Since that fateful day my marriage has never been better, my children adore me again, my body is in the best shape it’s ever been, my connection with God has never been stronger, and to top it off, I quit my job and started my own business. I’ve gone from victim to victor in less than a year and I can only imagine how much better it can get. And I cannot thank Adam enough for forging the path and giving me the hand-up I'd been searching for. Much love. 

  • “Prior to my first day of taking the pill, I had tried my best to do my own research but at the same time, I wanted to focus on keeping an open mind and not set to high of expectations on what to expect or what improvements this could help me with. 

    My injury took place on April 23rd, 2018. Followed by the brain surgery which was two days later the 25th. The first 6 months of my recovery were heavily focused on rest. I was very unstable and would respond quite negatively to any sounds or light. However, the core of my struggles and symptoms were related to head pain and constant headaches. Most of my symptoms to this point have been cured or severely reduced, expect regarding the head pain. There has been significant improvement to this day, yet its still a constant and daily issue I have been facing. 

    -  Day 1 

    I wanted to keep an open mindset and not overthink this. More so, I want to believe this can help me but need to see the results. Within the first two hours I felt something but wasn’t sure if this was real or just something I’m creating in my head.  I tried to not think of it to much and almost forget this was something I had tried. Once I was just able to move on and carry about my day normally, then I stared to notice things more, without really have to think about it. Small changes, slight uplift in my mood. A little more energized and aware of my surroundings. Overall I just started to notice a more positive attitude in such a short time. Although still very minor, I couldn’t ignore these.  

    Later that day I had a conversation with Scott and that was the biggest notice in change. His amazement for my ability to speak and articulate more clearly and precise with my words. Something I had been greatly suffering with from my injury. For him to notice such changes right away was a great indication for what this can continue to do for me. 

    - Day 2 

    After having such a positive response the first day, I was a bit worried on how I would react today. Was this going be something I would easily overthink and will I be looking for increase in symptoms that may not actually be there. Again putting the focus and importance on keeping an open mind and not letting my expectations get out of control. However today I went into work and knew the distractions would allow me to properly see and notice any further affects. Very much like day 1, I continued to notice my uplift in mood and just being able to stay focused on keep a positive outlook on whatever I was doing at the time. 

    Fast forward to a week from now and I am really noticing the benefits more and more each day. Still very minor things but continued improvement for sure. The biggest take aways Ive noticed to this point were surrounding my general mood. Being in constant pain for almost two years now, the mental toll and exhaustion can be beyond devastating.  Resulting in severe depression and constant suffering of anxiety. Now I should make this clear,  Im using various tools, such as mediation, working with a therapist weekly, and just being more open and honest with what Ive been dealing with. These are things I have been doing for well over a year now. However after just short period of taking these pills, I noticed a large improvement in all other areas surrounding my mental health. Being able to think clearly, more open minded and not being slowed down by the contest brain fog. All HUGE improvements and at a rate I could not achieve from my past rehabbing. This is an area of improvement that’s been incredibly helpful for me. 

    The next major notice and signs of improvement were my confidence. Prior to my injury I was the last person lacking or in need of confidence and that showed in how I would carry myself from day to day. So being in this situation, having little to no confidence, you can imagine how much of a negative affect this was having on me. After just a few days, I really noticed my confidence coming back and quickly. Staring to feel like my old self, but furthering my mindset to be a better person than I ever was before. I started engage and communicate more in my day to day activity, whereas I normally would shy away from any contact or conflict I may encounter. Whereas now, Im almost seeking these situations and wanting to put myself out there. 

    Even having an increase in confidence has allowed me to switch my mindset. Moving more and more away from all the negative connotation and surroundings of my injury and focusing more on the positives and doing my best to spin all situations to make the best out of each and every moment. This is something I know I can only attribute to the help of taking these pills. Was I capable of getting to this stage mentally on my own, absolutely but the use of these pills has rabidly speed up the time frame for me to do so. But more importantly, it’s allowing me to keep this level of focus and mindset; and on a constant basis. The benefit from this alone, is something I can’t ignore. Brain Fog. Likely one of the bigger issues coming from anyone who has suffered or has continued symptoms regarding a brain injury or trauma. This isn’t something that is “fixed” or gone completely yet but there’s been moments in time where I really feel as if I am finally thinking clearly and focused on the task at hand. More specially with work and exercise. Ive certainly noticed improvements with my exercise and gym routine. Both increased durability and longevity for certain areas, but being able to think with an open mind and really focus at the task at hand. Since taking the pills, these areas have come with an increase in focus and awareness to any situation I find myself in. 

    It’s worth noting with all the positive affects I’ve been having and likely will continue to do. I still suffer from constant head pain /headaches. At times my anxiety can still take its toll and lead into a short depression. The Brian fog at most times can still be very prevalent. All of these areas I’ve seen improvement towards in the past few weeks or so, all in relation to the micro dosing. I still confidently believe there is continued room for growth and improvement and the aspect of micro dosing has been a large part in reason for this increase. I do truly believe for any one in my situation and for anyone else suffering from CPS, that they could benefit greatly from the use of micro-dosing.  *** For almost 14 months now I have been following a very strict, all natural organic diet (AIP ). Along with daily exercise, sometime twice a day and mediating daily. I do not drink coffee, alcohol or consume any artificial sugar or process foods. I do believe this combined with the micro-dosing has allowed me to achieve the best possible results.”