Review of ecstasy as medicine

[bones elegant]

The reviewer has done a great job presenting he author's work in an objective light. The emphasis is especially how the book is great for those interested in mental health and psychedelic assisted therapy.

[Nwamaka Chidi]

"Ecstacy as Medicine" The name Ecstacy gives the impression of an addictive substance and would tend to put off many who just look at the title. But the reviewer did a great job by practically giving full details of what the book is intended to achieve which will make someone like me to consider reading it in full.

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: Ecstasy as Medicine' by Jonathan Robinson reveals the major contents of the non-fiction book. The book is a practical and detailed guide to understanding the importance and endless opportunities MDMA offers to the medical industry. This psychedelic drug provides the treatment for PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and other psychological issues. Also, this therapy is not only limited to treating mental issues but also helps finding inner peace, joy, love, and a desire to connect with others. Finally, the book breaks the controversial and negative publicity attached to psychedelics. Learning that the author acknowledges the challenges that arise from indulging in this form of therapy was great!

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided valuable insights. The book presents an intriguing concept, exploring MDMA-assisted therapy as a method for addressing psychological issues. I'm excited to dive in and discover the insights the author has to offer.

[Misael Carlos]

The subject matter is very intriguing as well as controversial so I think many readers will read this to know the information based on the author’s research and experience.

[Nerea]

I would love to dig deeper and understand what MDMA is all about. I would also like to see how the author helps couples needing his help to maintain stable mental and emotional intelligence. This sounds like an insightful book to look into it's pages. I will read the book.

[Mark Morenault]

MDMA research lead by this man has lead to many new breakthroughs with psychedelics, including the use of psychedelic mushrooms, and certain LSD's to treat anxiety disorders, i think there is great potential in this man research and has opened many new doors in the medical field. great read, encouraging and informative.

[Chinazo Anozie]

I'm definitely of the firm opinion against relying on drugs or, worse, psychedelics as a go-to when having issues, so I won't be the best audience to fully appreciate Jonathan Robinson's book.

[Alida Spies]

When one really thinks about it, I suppose most illegal drugs have some medical use. It's abusing the drugs that leads to problems like addiction. Although I'm fortunate to not suffer from any of the conditions mentioned, it will be interesting to read about treatment using psychedelics. Thank you for your informative review.

[Atieno Magero]

This is a unique and thought provoking book that explores the use of MDMA for medical purposes. I look forward to reading this book to learn more about the drugs use in medicine and the authors patient testimonials.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informational review. I'm glad you enjoyed the book. While this isn't the book or path for me, I am glad that others can get the help that they need safely under a doctor's care. I hope others will enjoy reading this book and seeing how different options might assist them.

[twinkle09]

I have considered Ecstasy or MDMA as drugs and often abused by addicts. That it could have medicinal and psychological benefits when used under controlled environment was unimaginable to me. I hope to learn further from the book. Thanks for the review!

[asaltares]

Interesting how a so called bad thing like ecstasy could be of good to some. Interesting book.

[Tarana Bagotia]

"Ecstasy as Medicine" by Jonathan Robinson is an insightful and comprehensive guide to MDMA-assisted therapy, highlighting its potential to heal trauma, foster connection, and enhance well-being. Robinson demystifies the benefits of MDMA in treating mental health issues and building relational bonds, making the book approachable and informative for both beginners and those considering a career in psychedelic therapy. This is a must-read for anyone open to understanding the therapeutic power of psychedelics in a thoughtful and compassionate way.

[Tars]

No matter how ridiculous it might sound, from centuries of experience, we did learn that even deadly poison could become a remedy. Take, for example, snake's venom or chemotherapy, so why not drugs? At first glance, "Trauma, Anxiety and Depression" could not look like serious enough issues, but their consequences are far fetching. Congratulations on BOTD!