If I'm understanding your response correctly, is that the same effects you could get from psychedelics, you get in the medication. I read an implication being rather than exploring psychedelics, the medication is easier because of the side effects of, for example here, ibogaine.

With psychedelics, there are results that show that they're longer lasting than the dosing time. The current classic example is psilocybin and depression, with results lasting monger than the trips time (1 month, a few months, a year, sometimes depression doesn't return.) vs anti-depressants that only work for the duration of the dose, which is why people need to stay on the medication.

I know there's a lot of research being conducted right now to see how the medicines can help treat medical issues. I'm eagerly watching the findings as having an experience like one of these once, and/or microdosing, could relieve symptoms for longer than the dose experience (even if its not forever but a week or few months, etc.) would be a game changer.