Interesting radio broadcast on clusters and seeds

[MoxieGirl]

Hi,

Found this radio program on the BBC, interesting.

It's talking about using LSA and mushrooms for clusters.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p00trr2l/Health_Check_27_06_2012/

[kika]

Very cool! Thanks for posting. I so wish I could share this with colleagues in the medical field.

[Psiloscribe]

Thank you for posting this.

Funny how the story of how LSA seeds came into use changes.

Bobw

[ThatHurtsMyHead]

Great radio program piece.  Thanks for sharing.  Who knows, someone (or lots of CH brothers and sisters) might have been helped that heard that.

PFW,

Jeff

[alleyoop]

Funny how the story of how LSA seeds came into use changes.

Ain't it though.

[1EYEcries]

http://www.clusterheadaches.com/cb/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1321477458

it was already posted  :

good find "SHOCKED"

[Psiloscribe]

Just to set the record straight and give credit where credit is due:

The discovery of using LSA containing seeds to treat cluster headaches was made by a Clusterbuster supporter named Hannah, from the Netherlands.

Her husband was using mushrooms to treat his clusters and was only getting about 80% relief. Wonderful in itself but she wanted to try breaking the cycle completely. Not having access to LSD, but being a med student, SHE did the research and found the connections to the seeds.

They tried the seeds and broke his cycle.

Proving again that we ARE our own best advocates.

Following this discovery, many others tried them and had success.

Long after this, Clusterbusters and MAPS hired paid Dr. Sewell to complete the study on seeds that was mentioned.

OUCH UK, not only had nothing to do with this but has long had the policy (which they are entitled to) against ANY connection to ANY of the psychedelics as treatments and forced out any members that tried to post about these treatments.

This discovery of the seeds became a very important issue to many in the UK. Early on, mushrooms were actually available at all the local shops in the UK. People with clusters were able to jump on their bikes and ride down the the corner mart and buy what they needed. This suddenly changed during an election year (Tony Blair) and England banned the shrooms in a "get tough on drugs" move for re-election.

Many people that were successfully treating their clusters, had no where to turn. Hannah's discovery came just in time for people to switch over to seeds through mail order. Certainly saving more lives than a ban on mushrooms EVER will.

So, Hannah, wherever you are: Cheers!!!!

Bob

[shocked]

Thank you 1EYEcries,

duetto over at ouch uk posted before I did.

http://www.ouchuk.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4262

ItÂ’s worth a look, PeterÂ’s comments are always a treat.

Shocked

[shocked]

Just to set the record straight

This discovery of the seeds became a very important issue to many in the UK. Early on, mushrooms were actually available at all the local shops in the UK. People with clusters were able to jump on their bikes and ride down the the corner mart and buy what they needed. This suddenly changed during an election year (Tony Blair) and England banned the shrooms in a "get tough on drugs" move for re-election.

Many people that were successfully treating their clusters, had no where to turn. Hannah's discovery came just in time for people to switch over to seeds through mail order.

Bob

Just to clarify

Seeds are available “over-the-counter” here in the UK.

Unfortunately not “down at the local corner mart” but at most head/smart shops.

They are sold in their natural form and pre-prepared (ground/in capsules)

Mushroom spores are also available “over-the-counter”

Though, thereÂ’s a strange law that prohibits the sale of spores along with the growing medium/grow kits.

To get around this sales are separated – 2 bags and 2 receipts.

 

Indeed one might save receipts as medications are VAT (tax)exempt.

shocked