Denver (KDVR) – Inside the walls of the growth room in downtown Denver sits a major piece of a new type of treatment: Silosipine mushrooms, some of the first in the state for legal therapeutic use, ready to send it to the processor offices throughout the metro area.
“I feel a lot of responsibility towards the state and the market as a whole to make sure this works well. So we can prove this to the rest of the country,” said Mycosef Skyler Sepic.
Sibek began his company after he tried to mushroom mushrooms after the death of his daughter, which directly exposes the effect that this type of treatment could have a person.
He says it was an experience that changed life, and after Colorado held treatment, he wanted to run immediately, and supply offices.
“We are talking a lot about how to continue to enhance this in the future, much further than the state is doing as much as the organization,” Sibi said. “But, in fact, for help, uh, the residents understand that this is an applicable treatment.”
Clinical psychologist Adam O’Neill is among the first first in Colorado to practice this type of treatment in his practice.
“We start trying to know like, what are the big things in life that you are ready to confront, change or explore? O’Neill said:” You can really help you get a little approach to those changes that are sometimes difficult to pass when you pass a traditional treatment and things succeed for a while. “
The modernity of treatment means that there are several details that still need to get rid of them. Rose Moulin Franco came with the Bohdi Academy, an anesthetic training program, from Oregon to Colorado, where she shared her experience and worked to obtain treatment offices in our country to speed.
“I really want people to know that you can go with confidence to a healing center in Colorado with a coach, and they have an amazing, safe and effective experience with cellosibin,” said Moulin Franco.
This type of treatment is not a suitable for everyone; Difficulty levels and different needs require different doses and different levels of attention.
“It is different for everyone. It follows a specific path, of course, for everyone, and some things are very common. But for everyone, the meaning they take from it is unique.”