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Its interesting that the military is a primary funder of psychedelic therapy. There are several trials underway looking at treating PTSD, moral injury and brain trauma with various psychedelics. Mechanism of action and effective protocols are still undefined but the overall success rates are not disputable. Veteran self help groups and/or healing circles are also widespread. Less is specifically known about outcomes because these groups hold thing closely and in confidence. They tend to practice a combination of talk, classic psychedelics and other psychoactive substances like toad DMT, ayahuasca. ibogaine and MDMA. Hopefully successful protocols and positive results will become the norm. One thing for sure is psychedelics have the potential to make the world a better place.

Update: This has continued to be effective, but he was still having occasional less severe attacks, especially when the weather changed which has been happening a lot recently where we live. Added Quercetin twice daily to the schedule about 10 days ago, seems to have helped even more. Only one attack since then. He’s even been able to have a couple beers without a headache which has previously been unheard of.

Well I've had CBT and I've got to say it didn't work for me as I wasn't will to talk about what I did or saw whilst in the military which caused my PTSD ,I have really bad nightmares which I call horrormares , I have done for over 20 years know It caused the break up of my first marriage .I will say that since I've used vitamin L the horrormares have subsided not completely but they have calmed down . My mental health nurse has said she has noticed a difference in me and top me to carry on with what I'm doing . I did explain to her that I was using it to treat my CH , but as she said it's also helping with my PTSD

I'm in the UK, within 90mins drive of the University of Essex. I suppose it's most likely that this effect won't be widely replicated amongst CH patients, but, as others have alluded to, it seems to warrant some attention. Even if it worked for must a handful of sufferers, that would be better than nothing. I would absolutely be willing to participate in any study should one be forthcoming. To be honest, I'm keen just to get my hands on some glasses now. Seems like little to lose in giving it a go.