Hunter Biden says psychedelic toad
venom kept him sober for a year
Posted By: NorthernDog, 4/6/2021 7:11:14 PM
President Joe Biden’s son Hunter tried everything to wean himself off alcohol and crack — from yoga and therapy to psychoactive drugs and the anesthetic ketamine. But in his new memoir, he credits the secretions of the Sonoran Desert toad with keeping him sober for a year. He describes how he traveled to Mexico in 2014, as his marriage was unraveling, in a desperate attempt to get his life back in order, using drug treatments that were not legal in the United States. First, he was given ibogaine, a psychedelic derived from plants at a clinic in Tijuana, which he
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What next? Maybe Hunter will start dressing in fishnet stockings and chunky heels like Doktor Jill.