Andrew 'Horse' Hudson

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2 Worlds Collide Podcast · #104 - Ex SAS Operator Andrew “Horse” Hudson - Afghanistan, Betrayal & Rebuilding Australia · 9 Jun 2026 podcast

effect it has on substance abuse.

So we've got heroin addicts who are going over it.

You can see the movie Dosed as well.

They're going over for a couple of doses of Ibogaine and coming back symptom free with no

We're actually doing it self-funded through Pillars for Pilgrims.

So if anyone wants to help us get this up and running, go to Pillars for Pilgrims website and click the donate button.

For any larger donations, tax deductible, you can get in contact with Tess.

But yeah, the...

We want to raise the awareness because the ultimate goal is to have this approved for therapeutic use.

We've already got a pathway that's been done by mind medicine groups like that currently where we've got MDMA and psilocybin.

Psilocybin, for those who don't know, is the active constituent in what we call shrooms.

One of my mates did that, psilocybin as well.

Yeah.

And it is approved by DVA.

Unfortunately, it's for treatment-resistant depression and PTSD, which means they require you to have done two years of psychotherapy and the SSRIs are proven, and I'll do air quotes here,

uh pharmaceutical interventions which i know myself and a lot of other people just do not want to go down that pathway of so uh we're left with going to mexico to do ibogaine which is costing you what like tens of thousands of dollars right i mean that's what it cost my mate he was saying obviously all the treatment and the flights everything like that 20 grand yeah yeah

Yeah, well, I mean, that's a whole other subject now, isn't it?

Well, maybe it's the same subject.

You know, this $5,000 cap on allied health.

Now, that doesn't apply to TPI, so totally permanently incapacitated personnel, right?

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