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It's well known billions are being poured into the use of drugs like psilocybin and MDMA for mental health. It's something of a secret that in the last 5-7 years a subset of advanced meditators in the US have begun reporting an ability enter into "life-changingly" blissful states that sound a lot like MDMA. Brain images suggest
there's something extraordinary about these states -- Harvard, Berkeley, McGill, Oxford all have studies underway -- and their size effects are striking. They've cured heroin and opioid addictions, and saved thousands of dollars on drugs and therapy.
We think the idea of non-pharmacological, side-effect free MDMA is a big deal.
Unfortunately, they're hard to learn -- requiring hundreds of hours of practice. We're reverse engineering the process. We've amassed the world's largest dataset biomarkers of these meditators and are building tools like biofeedback to teach novices faster.
