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Can kava help your mental and spiritual growth?

Cameron George, founder of Tru Kava, joins Josh Trent on the Wellness + Wisdom podcast, episode 577, to share how kava can expand your consciousness and give you the same benefits as alcohol without actually being drunk, why people seek altered states of consciousness, and how we are disconnected from nature.

“Indigenous people see kava as a psychological and mental medicine that builds mental health, mental fortitude, and emotional maturity over time. The medicine opens up the pathway and the doorway for you to increase your senses to be able to develop as a human. They see it as a developer of the mind and emotions. They see it as something that helps to bring out that authentic existential core in a person and to manifest itself collectively.” – Cameron George

About Cameron George

Cameron George | Kava For Greater Consciousness: Better Mental + Physical Vitality via Ancient Plant IntelligenceCameron George is an acclaimed researcher, writer, and a globally recognized leading authority on Kava. As the visionary founder of TRU KAVA, he is pioneering a movement to elevate Kava to its rightful place as the signature social elixir of our contemporary world.

He has spent over a decade working within an extended network of several thousand functional medicine physicians, through which he has been involved in clinical research, product development, and the development of many multitherapeutic protocols with a specific focus on neurorehabilitation and chronic disease.

While collaborating with many top researchers and physicians, he has assisted in the development of many multitherapeutic protocols for anxiety and mood disorders, PTSD, and autoimmune conditions in general (which in many cases is a main underlying contributor to PTSD).

These include all physiological therapies and neural retraining strategies for processing trauma and shifting the body's learned fight/flight response). Cameron also has extensive experience working clinically with a wide array of psychoactive plant medicines targeted for these purposes. (Kava , cannabis, psilocybin, kratom, kanna, ayahuasca, DMT, LSD, MDMA, and many adaptogenic herbs from TCM and Ayurveda).