Carl Christensen
Carl Christensen
14 - John Tribe - Iraq War, PTSD, & Ayahuasca
14 - John Tribe - Iraq War, PTSD, & Ayahuasca
14 - John Tribe - Iraq War, PTSD, & Ayahuasca
Monday 23rd November 2015
Join John Tribe, a retired US Army Ranger, as he shares his journey with PTSD and ayahuasca's healing power in this Change Truth episode.
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What happens when a soldier returns home, but the war never really leaves? In this eye-opening episode of 'Change Truth', host Carl Christensen sits down with John Tribe, a retired US Army Ranger who faced the harrowing aftermath of serving in Iraq. John opens up about his battle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and how traditional treatments like alcohol and prescription pills only made things worse.
He shares the breaking point he reached in Las Vegas and how a transformative experience with ayahuasca in Peru offered him a lifeline. This isn't just another war story. John’s journey is a testament to the power of alternative treatments. He talks candidly about the benefits of cannabis for stress relief and sleep, and the importance of brotherhood and support in navigating mental health struggles.
The conversation also touches on gun control, reflecting John's unique perspective as both a veteran and a gun holster maker. Through John's heartfelt narrative, you'll gain insight into the profound impact of trauma on mental health and the incredible potential of compassion and empathy. This episode offers a fresh perspective on drugs, addiction, and mental health, shedding light on alternative paths to healing that are often overlooked.
If you or someone you know is grappling with PTSD or mental health issues, John's story might just offer the hope and inspiration needed to seek out new avenues for relief.