Aaron Rodgers made headlines yet again. In a podcast, the quarterback revealed his usage of a psychedelic brew. He explained how the tea helped him ease his mental health, love himself, heal, and expand his mind. According to him, he even had the best two seasons in the NFL because of the psychedelic.

The Green Bay Packers QB, indeed, experienced two best seasons consecutively. He won two MVP awards in 2020 and 2021. In that time frame, Luke Getsy was the quarterbacks’ coach and the passing game coordinator. Those two share a great relationship together. When asked about Rodgers’ indulgence, he had nothing to say in the affirmative.

Aaron Rodgers and experience with psychedelics

Aaron Rodgers is rolling back to the ’80s when drugs revealed the secrets of the world. He explained in the podcast how the experience put things into perspective for him.

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For him, the important aspect of healing someone’s mental health is self-love while gaining a “magical experience“. The brew taught him self-love and to “unconditionally love” his teammates as he plays with them.

Rodgers credits his impressive success to the DMT-infused tea. However, this may have not sat well with the OC of the Chicago Bears, Luke Getsy. He said, “I was not invited on those trips. I didn’t know all that stuff. And I haven’t watched that yet, but obviously I’ve been informed by a lot of people about all that stuff.” And when asked if he wished he was invited, he answered reluctantly but did not say no. The coach does not want to partake in that discussion, it seems.

Effects of psychedelics related to Rodgers’ performance

Rodgers’ confession started the conversation around the use of psychedelics and other plant-based drugs to ease the minds of athletes and people in general. Can it enhance power or skills when used?

The positive experience that Aaron Rodgers had after his use of the psychedelic proved to be the absolute best for him, even though others may not want to disclose their experiences.

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