Oh, and also, she says that when she started talking about all this with some of her friends, they realized that many of them are having the same type of experiences, or if not them, their younger siblings, or they knew someone who did. Maybe not as often and dramatic as my niece's, but similar in some way.
In your experience, have you noticed that it is getting more common between these younger groups?

Now, in your case, it is crystal clear like water

1-Yes, certain drugs have the ability to trigger psychic abilities
That's not a method I would recommend for evident reasons but all I can say that is this: in the long term, great dangers lie ahead for you if you decide to open your abilities via that road.


2-Good or bad news, I don't know ... but I can confidently confirm to you that your niece didn't choose that road.
The prescribed drugs do not have that effect. The drugs used to open up psychic faculties are (thanks God) not sold and/or recommended by psychiatrists.

As said previously, she didn't use that road . As you mentioned, she was anorexic. For reasons that I won't go through here, to restrain yourself from eating open up your psychic senses. Whether you do that by yourself or not.

Most of psychics are vegetarians for that reason too.   That's explains why the higher you go spiritually, the less you tend to eat.

It makes you more sensitive and alert to psychic influences regardless of their natures...that's where the importance of knowing what to see and when to shut off the visions  comes in

It is the loss of appetite that she experienced that triggered her psychic abilities. As I said in previous posts, I believe everybody has psychic powers, whether they want to admit that to themselves or not.

What caused the anorexia previously is another matter, but it did open up her abilities and now , given she wasn't prepared for this, she can't shut off her visions

Of course, now that it is open, she can relay messages from souls that wanted to pass messages before they left but couldn't for various reasons and also messages from "Spirit guides" as you mentioned.

That's great she is open to you and shares that because it can cause great psychological harm when it is not acknowledged for what it really is.

She might want to update herself on those occurences for her spiritual well being

Here are some recommendations:

-"From one world to another " by Rita Rogers
-"Diary of a psychic" by Sonia Choquette

Thank you KHEM, what you say makes perfect sense to me.
I have always been underweight myself... really on the lower end of a healthy body mass, but compared to everybody else I've always looked underweight. My mother was always trying to force-feed me (without much success), even though I've always been very healthy.
And when my niece was diagnosed, they expected me to talk some sense into her because we are close and she has always listened to me. But I thought, what can I say to her if I feel the same way (without the deppression and all that, of course). Fortunately, it never got to the point where she needed to be hospitalised.

And yes, she knows she can talk to me and also to her mother (my sister) about it. Some time ago my sister took her to a "facilitator". I don't know exactly what she did, but she confirmed that these were psychic experiences, and not just something in her mind.
I'm sure the books that you recommend are great, but unfortunately she doesn't speak English, so we'll have to find something else. Thanks again.

Which language(s) does she speak MuchachaMagica?

I live in Australia, but am originally from South America. We speak Spanish. My niece also speaks some French.