@XavierBecerra So, Mexican restaurants, many family owned and here for decades, don’t deserve support or have “real tacos?” Instead support illegal food vendors that don’t pay taxes or follow health codes? I’m sorry, that’s just ass backwards.
@PaliDems@spencerpratt Shameful. Spencer should be there. You could have made that happen, but you chose not to. Way to go, because now your whole org looks like disconnected, spineless, fools. You’d pick bureaucracy over the people. That’s why LA is the mess it is.
1/ We’re suing The Wall Street Journal for lying that Mindbloom killed Matthew Perry.
When fear mongering headlines scare people away from life-saving treatments like psychedelic medicine, the toll is measured in suicides, overdoses, and broken families like mine.
I lost both my mom and sister to mental illness. I refuse to let WSJ add to the mental health crisis death toll.
The harsh truth is that the mental health crisis is escalating:
+ 68M Americans face mental illness every year
+ Less than half receive help
+ Most who do... don’t get better
Treatments like SSRIs and psychotherapy barely outperform placebos, and 80% of patients relapse within 5 years.
Ketamine therapy is different:
+ 10× better outcomes
+ Hundreds of peer-reviewed studies
+ Countless stories of healing and transformation
But none of that made it into WSJ’s story.
Instead, their headline read: “Matthew Perry overdosed on anesthetic that Mindbloom is sending by mail.”
WSJ knew Matthew Perry was never a Mindbloom client.
The reporter admitted—in writing—that they wouldn’t link us to Matthew Perry.
They ran the headline anyway.
Two clients featured in the story also reached out, saying the article completely distorted their experiences and that Mindbloom transformed their lives.
Why did WSJ blatantly spread misinformation and exploit people who bravely shared their mental health journeys?
That answer is more twisted than you think 🧵👇
For a decade after his mom died, Michael was consumed by grief.
Like millions of Americans, he tried talk therapy and antidepressants.
Like millions of Americans, they failed him.
Then he tried Mindbloom's at-home psychedelic medicine and everything changed 🧵
On this episode of #TWIFO, we discuss:
💨 🛢 energy: nat gas, crude oil
🐮🐷 agriculture: lean hogs, live cattle
📈 equities: #Russell2000
❗️and much more
with @Options, @FTSERussell and @carleygarner.
🎧 Listen now via https://t.co/fsBm7yK59J.