medicine

Tachyon explores the potential of Mother Nature to clean up and change our world.

Mister Tachyon investigates if using elements of natural phenomena can undo manmade damage.

Micro-dosing has been on the rise. But does really it work?

Tachyon tests the efficacy of ancient healing practices and treatments.

Mister Tachyon recreates Wilhelm Reich's Orgone controversial energy accumulator experiment.

Tachyon explores the concept of orgone energy that claims to heal the body.

Mister Tachyon attempts to prove precognition by having friends guess who's calling them before they actually pick up the phone.

Tachyon asks if humans have the power to connect through time and space.

Mister Tachyon conducts an experiment to see if using ancient Tibetan meditation called Tummo can help people can handle extreme temperatures.

Tachyon investigates if we can control objects or people with thoughts alone.

Tachyon explores the idea that sound can heal our bodies and minds.

Mister Tachyon performs an experiment to see if sound vibrations have any effect on pain reduction.

Tachyon learns if it's possible for humans to connect through a universal network.

"It's not that technology isn't ready for humans, it's that humans are usually not ready for technology." Mister Taychon tries to find out if networked consciousness can cure his invisibility.

We meet with remote viewer John Cooke to see if this profession falls under a human "sixth sense."

Tachyon wonders if humans develop senses beyond the traditional five.

This season, Mister Tachyon travels the globe searching for answers from the fringe of science; from tapping into tornadoes in Oregon, to exploring the power of bioluminescent algae in Rotterdam, and unlocking some of the brain’s mysteries in Seattle.

In this deleted scene from HAMILTON'S PHARMACOPEIA, Hamilton meets with Marina Masic of Lumina NY to receive light therapy that provides a similar experience to DMT.

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria kill 23,000 people every year in the United States, and the United Nations estimates that by 2050, more people will die from antibiotic-resistant infections than currently die from cancer.

Hamilton meets with members of the Yaqui tribe and witnesses their ceremonial dance and speaks with them about "toad medicine."

Tonic's Dhani Oks explains the medicinal benefits of leeches.

The marijuana extract CBD won't get you high, but it will help you heal—treating everything from epilepsy to aching joints. We trekked to Colorado to see how the purified compound gets made, from start to finish.

Kratom is a plant used traditionally to reduce pain in users, but it's not void of controversy.

Meet Mythili Jayaram, mother of three, grandmother of two and cold remedy master.