Challenges In The Western Healthcare System And The Launch Of Good Psyche

Jun 23

Summary

Trish Mock, founder of Good Psyche, joined me on the Wellness Matters podcast to discuss the use of medicinal plants and fungi for overall well-being. Trish's inspiration comes from her mother, who practices herbalism and traditional Chinese medicine on their regenerative herb farm. We discussed the importance of regenerative farming and its impact on the nutrient content of plants. Trish also shares her personal journey with holistic wellness and the use of psychedelics for mental and emotional health. Trish emphasized the need for a more holistic approach to healthcare and the limitations of the Western healthcare system. Trish shares her journey of finding a gentle and brain-friendly supplement to support her mental health. She discovered the plant Kanna, which has been used for centuries by a tribe in South Africa. Kanna is legal, non-toxic, non-habit forming, and safe. It behaves as an SSRI, or antidepressant, and has numerous benefits for mental, emotional, and physical health. Trish created Good Psyche to make Kanna and other plants more accessible and developed products like Sidekick, a euphoric mouth spray, and Glisten Up, a hydrating facial mist.

Takeaways

Medicinal plants and fungi can bring balance to the body and have a positive impact on overall quality of life.

Regenerative farming focuses on evaluating each parcel of land and restoring it to a state of homeostasis, resulting in healthier and more nutrient-rich plants.

The Western healthcare system often fails to address the unique needs of women and relies on a profit-driven model.

Psychedelics, when used responsibly, can have positive effects on mental and emotional health, but caution should be exercised and professional guidance is recommended. Kanna is a plant that has been used for centuries by a tribe in South Africa and behaves as an SSRI/antidepressant.

Good Psyche was created to make Kanna more accessible and develop products that promote mental, emotional, and physical health.

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