WHAT COULD GO WRONG? John Fetterman Supports Use of Magic Mushrooms for Mental Health Therapy

Senator is apparently a supporter of using psychedelic mushrooms for mental health therapy.

Is that really such a good idea for a person in his condition? Doesn’t he have enough issues to deal with as it is?

Does anyone believe this would improve his condition?

High Times Magazine reported:

Sen. Fetterman Calls Himself ‘Advocate of Psychedelics,’ Promotes Mushrooms For PTSD

Sen. John Fetterman offered full-throated support for psychedelics as a form of therapy, bringing the emerging drug reform movement to Capitol Hill.

Fetterman, the junior senator from Pennsylvania, made the comments on Wednesday during Senate Agriculture subcommittee hearing, saying he’s “been an advocate of psychedelics in terms of magic mushrooms for PTSD and for veterans especially.”

“I always thought it could be—and maybe I’m wrong—an amazing economic kind of boom for the mushroom [sector],” said Fetterman, as quoted by the website. “I think it could be a revolution in mental health.”

Fetterman, a Democrat who was elected to the United States Senate last year, asked Pietro Farms owner Chris Alonzo, who was testifying at the hearing, if he was “open to thinking of that.”

The country is already dealing with a drug crisis. Throwing more drugs into the mix is not going to improve anything.

Both Fetterman and his wife are pushing this.

Maybe we should deal with the Fentanyl crisis before we go charging into promoting the use of magic mushrooms.

Just a thought.

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