Alexandra Beynon, a former engineer at Mindbloom, now offers 'at-home ketamine therapy' raising questions about the safety and regulation of this practice. A recent study found that 55% of those surveyed about at-home ketamine treatment misused the drug. Experts warn that while at-home ketamine therapy might seem appealing, the potential for misuse is high and proper therapy guidance is crucial. The story also touches upon Elon Musk's personal use of ketamine for managing depression and the ethical implications of government employees selling controlled substances.
, 36-year-old DOGE lackey Alexandra Beynon previously spent her days as head of engineering at the online ketamine therapy company Mindbloom before taking a new gig toas offering "guided at-home ketamine therapy to transform your mental health ," which is telehealth speak for delivering the horse tranquilizer right to your front door.
Mindbloom wasn't named in that study, but APN CEO Noah Nordheimer suggested that companies in the at-home psychedelic space "far too often take a backseat when it comes to the therapy aspect, often leaving patients to fend for themselves."" knows, a long-standing practice.
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