Short-form YouTube monologue (Matthew Kelly) expressing intent to build a direct-to-consumer (DTC) psilocybin brand. The speaker testifies that microdosing and psilocybin helped their mental health, criticizes mainstream reliance on antidepressants, and notes evolving legal landscapes (mentions Colorado, Amsterdam) while acknowledging that selling DTC psilocybin is currently legally gray; they created a legal alternative product called "rainbow dust" as a first step.
I want to build a D to csilocybin brand. I believe psychedelics are the next cbd. That's kind of how I put it. I think I'm absolutely convinced that like, microdosing and all that can change people's mental health for the better. It certainly helped me. I don't believe in, like, antidepressants and so on. I think we've got an epidemic of people jumping on pills before they try anything else, like going to the gym, ice baths, whatever it is. And I used to be on antidepressants when I was like 18. Never got on with it. I'm like diagnosed as being bipolar or I don't take any medication for that. Like, refuse to. You know, loads of people are dealing with different. And I just think, especially in the UK or like Western culture broadly, has just jumped on the wrong fixes for things a lot. And I just believe. Feel like I know in my gut that just psychedelics and particularly psilocybin and microdosing, you know, in a therapeutic sense, not just tripping out your ass all the time, can be very good for people. And I think there's obviously legislation change happening, like Colorado Legal in Amsterdam, so on. It's very gray area. You can't sell DT psilocybin yet. But that's always been my vision. And the first step is to build a legal alternative, which is what rainbow dust is. That was my angle when I created that product. Obviously it's not quite the same as microdosing, but.
