Re:Compound found in the hallucinogenic tea ayahuasca can gr...
by duozerk on Monday November 30, 2020 @12:45AM
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> That is, the medicine did not contain chacruna (psychotria viririds) as it does today in order to bring about visions
Indeed, but harmal alkaloids - those contained in b. caapi - are not only selective, reversible MAOIs but also full on psychedelics by themselves, as anyone having taken a significant amount of them (usually either through b. caapi or a peganum harmala seeds tea) could tell you. You get "visions" with them too.
Indeed, but harmal alkaloids - those contained in b. caapi - are not only selective, reversible MAOIs but also full on psychedelics by themselves, as anyone having taken a significant amount of them (usually either through b. caapi or a peganum harmala seeds tea) could tell you. You get "visions" with them too.