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Hiponatremia grave secundaria a la exposición a veneno de Phyllomedusa Bicolor (Rana Kambó). Caso clínico

Revista médica de Chile July 1, 2019 Juan Campodónico, Paula Aedo, M. Ignacia Montané et al. 8 citations

Phyllomedusa bicolor or Kambo is a frog that lives in the Amazon rainforest. It can release through its skin a substance used in healing rituals that are common among South-American tribes, as well as in urban people of America and Europe. We report a 41-year-old female patient who, during a healing ritual consumed ayahuasca (a drink obtained from the mixture of Banisteriopsis caapi, Psychotria...

“Go ask Alice, when she’s 10-feet tall”: Psychosocial correlates to lifetime LSD use among a national sample of US adults

Journal of Psychedelic Studies June 26, 2019 R. Andrew Yockey, Keith A. King, Rebecca A. Vidourek 18 citations

Introduction Once thought a rarely used drug, LSD use is steadily increasing among US adults. A greater understanding of social factors and psychological determinants leading to lifetime LSD use can assist health educators and professionals in treating this growing problem. This study analyzed psychosocial factors related to LSD use among a national sample of adults. Methods A secondary data...

DOI: 10.1556/2054.2019.014 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Psychosocial Sample material Logistic regression Clinical psychology +3

Criatividade e Estados Não Ordinários de Consciência

Art&Sensorium June 15, 2019 Matheus Moura Silva

O texto a seguir é uma adaptação de um trecho da tese defendida em 2018, a qual tem como premissa investigar processos criativos e Estados Não Ordinários de Consciência – ENOC. Aqui, especificamente, é feito um levantamento bibliográfico das principais pesquisas realizadas no último século, com a proposta de estudar a possibilidade criativa dos psicodélicos. É dado maior atenção às pesquisas...

Smoking as Communication in Rastafari: Reasonings with ‘Professional’ Smokers and ‘Plant Teachers’

Ethnos June 10, 2019 Anna Waldstein 11 citations

In Rastafari smoking herbs (cannabis) and tobacco is central to spiritual practices, including grounding (the process of initiation into Rastafari) and reasoning (ritual discussions). This paper presents ethnographic research with Rastafari smokers in England. It shows that smoking is considered a ‘professional’ activity that communicates dedication to the movement, aids in learning different...

DOI: 10.1080/00141844.2019.1627385 (opens in new tab) Ethnography Agency philosophy Intentionality Negotiation +3

Chemical evidence for the use of multiple psychotropic plants in a 1,000-year-old ritual bundle from South America.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences June 4, 2019 Melanie J Miller, Juan Albarracin-Jordan, Christine K. Moore et al. 171 citations

Over several millennia, various native plant species in South America have been used for their healing and psychoactive properties. Chemical analysis of archaeological artifacts provides an opportunity to study the use of psychoactive plants in the past and to better understand ancient botanical knowledge systems. Liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) was used to analyze...

Treatment and outcomes at Takiwasi Center, a Peruvian therapeutic community: identifying patient-related indicators

Therapeutic Communities: The International Journal of Therapeutic Communities May 30, 2019 Victoria Defelippe, Anna Schlütter, Annelen Meriaan et al. 7 citations

Purpose Substance abuse is a major public health concern, with over millions of people suffering from it worldwide. Although there is an abundance of treatment options, many of these rehabilitative trajectories are subject to “drop-out”. In addition, “drop-out” is a significant risk factor for relapse. There is an urgent demand for effective treatment, which would enable patients to reduce...

DOI: 10.1108/tc-07-2018-0016 (opens in new tab) Logistic regression Substance abuse Addiction treatment Odds ratio +1

Ancient medicinal plants of South America

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences May 21, 2019 Christine S. Vanpool

Many archaeologists suggest that shamanic practices are ancient, starting at least 30,000 y ago (1⇓–3). As an analytical concept, anthropologists define shamans as religious practitioners who interact directly with the spirit world to help their people. Shamans in each culture have their own practices and are called by different names (e.g., chayanyi , curanderos , or vegetalistas ). Shamanic...

A harm-reduction approach to the isolation of harmine and its hydrogenated derivatives from Peganum Harmala seed in low-tech settings

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) April 10, 2019 Frederick A.P. van der Sypt preprint

ABSTRACT Background. Peganum Harmala (Syrian rue, Nitrariaceae) has a long and widespread history of ethnopharmacological use. Due to its rich and diverse alkaloid content, the traditional application of whole plant material or full alkaloid extract is inherently unspecific and therefore susceptible to side effects. Simultaneously, incorrect phytochemical procedures for its use in...

Ethnobotanies of refusal: Methodologies in respecting plant(ed)‐human resistance

Anthropology Today April 1, 2019 Ruth Goldstein 37 citations

Elaborating on conversational exchanges with a Brazilian shaman about biopiracy and interweaving scholarly literature from the ontological and ‘botanical’ turn, the author examines the disciplinary as well as the political ramifications of plant healers and practitioners – particularly indigenous ones – going largely uncited in plant‐centred discussions. In Brazil, indigenous claims for...

DOI: 10.1111/1467-8322.12495 (opens in new tab) Shamanism Indigenous Resistance ecology Politics +3

Cura espiritual, biomedicina e intermedicalidade no Santo Daime

Revista Ingesta March 28, 2019 Isabel Santana de Rose 4 citations

Este trabalho toma como ponto de partida a descrição do sistema de cuidados da saúde da comunidade do Santo Daime Céu da Mantiqueira, localizada no sul do estado de Minas Gerais. Este sistema de cuidados da saúde é caracterizado por uma pluralidade de práticas terapêuticas provenientes de diferentes campos; pela presença de um numero expressivo de profissionais da área da saúde; e pela...