Psychedelic drug retreat reports 183% spike in bookings as health experts cite ‘huge downside’ [Video]

Psychedelic retreats are seeing spikes in interest these days.

As substances like MDMA, ketamine and psilocybin (“magic mushrooms”) become a more mainstream form of therapy for many people, one Vancouver, Canada-based psilocybin retreat is reporting an uptick in public awareness — noting a 183% spike in bookings year over year.

The Journeymen Collective retreat is run by Canadian natives Gary Logan and Robert Grover, who wanted to share the benefits of psilocybin for overall wellness.

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Rising interest in The Journeymen Collective has led the founders to believe that psilocybin therapies are becoming “more palatable for a lot of people,” the duo told Fox News Digital. 

“People are seeing that some of the myths that have been put forward in the past — that you’re going to lose your mind, or you’re going to lose control — are completely untrue,” Grover said. 

Grover added, “You’re going to findyour …