Natural hallucinogens of fungal and animal origin: action and potentialapplications - a narrative review.
Folia Medica Cracoviensia July 31, 2025 Krzysztof Ciszowski, Angelika Ziaja, Ewa Niedzielska-Andres et al.
Natural hallucinogens derived from fungi and animals have been used for centuries in shamanic, ritualistic, and medicinal practices across diverse cultures. These compounds exhibit a widerange of structures and mechanisms of action, affecting various neurotransmitter systems pathways. Fungal hallucinogens, primarily indole alkaloids like psilocybin and ergot alkaloids, as well as animal-derived...
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Animal-derived hallucinogens
Drugs
Mushrooms-derived hallucinogens
Substance abuse
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