08/31/2025
Colorado once again remains ahead of all of the United States in the science and spiritual connection to Nature’s continuing healing medicines. Contrary to popular belief, ketamine does not occur naturally in the human body. However, it is found naturally in certain plants and animal species.
One plant species that naturally produces ketamine is the Acacia species, commonly found in Africa and Australia. The bark of these trees contains various alkaloids, including ketamine, which are thought to help protect the plant from predators. Indigenous tribes have traditionally used these plants for their psychoactive properties, often in spiritual and religious ceremonies.
Acacia trees have a long history of traditional use by indigenous cultures. The alkaloids found in the bark, including ketamine, have been used for centuries in various healing rituals. Shamans and medicine men would carefully extract the alkaloids and incorporate them into their practices, believing in their ability to induce altered states of consciousness and provide spiritual insights.
The science is in the results of immediate relief from pain, ptsd symptoms, addiction symptoms, depression, anxiety and trauma. As the study continues and the results continue to positively grow I am confident we will see less s*icides, overdoses, trauma behavior and deaths from mental health related illnesses.
Thank you Klarisana for not only making me a believer, but also helping me in a time where my traumatic events were leaving me hopelessly in pain and nightmares. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I will be referring qualified members of my coaching sessions who are inquiring about this practice your way very soon! The professionalism and the gentle kindness is unmatched.