Review of ecstasy as medicine

[Magdalyne chebet]

The book offers a balanced, well-structured exploration of MDMA’s therapeutic potential, blending practical insights with real experiences, making it accessible for beginners and addressing both benefits and challenges thoughtfully. Congrats on being BOTD!

[Sanju Lali]

A MDMA therapy based life coach book "ecstasy as medicine" by jonathan robinson. The book ponders on the therapeutic potential of MDMA, a Schedule 1 illegal drug in the United States.

[Princevic Ekeoma]

This is a very insightful book that is suitable for anyone to read. Jonathan's book on "Ecstasy and Medicine" is meant to educate readers on the role of MDMA in facilitating communication and also demonstrates how its therapeutic potential for mental health as well as address PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and other psychological issues. Thanks for the this review.

[Amarachi Stephanie Ejike]

"Ecstasy as Medicine" by Jonathan Robinson enlightens readers on the benefits of Ecstasy as a medical care and therapy option in combating PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and other psychological issues.
I don't know much about drugs; I'm not a fan of anything remotely drugs, anyway, so I wouldn't know. However, It's great that the Author added his over 40 years of professional knowledge, experience and expertise in MDMA-assisted therapy, crediting the subject discussed.

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

I find it interesting that the MDMA-assisted therapies are effective in combating traumatic conditions, seeking inner peace and reconnecting with others. Also, it is supported by the author's research. However, I comprehend that ecstasy as a medicine may have detractors.

[Aarti Duhan]

"Ecstasy as Medicine" by Jonathan Robinson offers a thoughtful analysis of the ways in which MDMA therapy can be a useful treatment for trauma, anxiety, and depression. The author provides compelling evidence and anecdotes to demonstrate the therapy's transformative potential.

[Kizito Lawrence]

Ecstasy: The Healing Potential of MDMA by Jonathan Robinson: This book looks at the healing powers of MDMA, mainly for PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Drawing from his personal experience of over 40 years in a practical manner, Robinson offers pragmatic insights, client testimonials, and strategies that bring success into MDMA therapy. The book cleans up misconceptions about psychedelics and thoughtfully takes readers through both the benefits and challenges of the subject. Well-structured and accessible, this 5-star guide comes highly recommended for those interested in MDMA therapy or as a career facilitator.

[Shiru Elizabeth]

Ecstasy as Medicine is a comprehensive and useful manual for comprehending the significance and limitless potential that MDMA presents to the medical field, particularly in the treatment of PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and other mental health conditions. Congrats on BOTD.

[Jo Nick Kahn]

Quickly scanning through the book's introduction and some reviews on this forum, "Ecstasy as Medicine" by Jonathan Robinson highlights some of the shortcomings of legislation and research (or lack thereof).

For example, where I come from certain herbs like marijuana (Indian hemp) have, for a long time, been banned therefore it has been illegal to cultivate or use them (even on a personal level). Only recently has the medicinal side of the herb been acknowledged, and cultivation has started to be allowed under license. This has been mostly due to not having the right research data about the benefits versus the perceived or known side effects of the herb.

I think this is a worthy read and I look forward to it.

[Love Ukaegbu]

I acknowledge the possible benefits MDMA or ecstasy has to offer the medical industry however, is this not another ploy to legalize yet another harmful addictive drug? I guess I'd find out by reading the whole book.

[tony18]

This is a very credible read. I am in support that some drugs like Ecstasy can be used to treat and manage mental health issues.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

I can't imagine MDMA having positive connotations. I am excited to find out.

Thank you for the great review.

[Mr Benj]

Ecstasy of medicine, a book that features extraordinary, medicine, therapy, and anxiety. It will be great to read about the character Jonathan.

[Adroit Sage Highbrow]

"Ecstasy as Medicine" offers a comprehensive and insightful exploration of MDMA's transformative potential in the medical field. This detailed guide highlights the profound benefits of MDMA-assisted therapy in treating PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression and other psychological issues. The book also sheds light on a game-changing approach to healing and personal growth. Great review!

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

All of the times I've heard of this Ecstasy drug, I have only ever associated it with substance abuse. Could this be a new outlook on things? I'd read the book to find out.