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Virtual Daime: When Psychedelic Ritual Migrates Online.

Frontiers in Psychology 2022 Ido Hartogsohn 7 citations

During the 2020 COVID-19 epidemic a variety of social activities migrated online, including religious ceremonies and rituals. One such instance is the case of Santo Daime, a Brazilian rainforest religion that utilizes the hallucinogenic brew ayahuasca in its rituals. During the pandemic, multiple Santo Daime rituals involving the consumption of ayahuasca took place online, mediated through Zoom...

United States National Institutes of Health grant funding for psychedelic-assisted therapy clinical trials from 2006-2020.

International Journal of Drug Policy 2022 Brian S. Barnett, Sloane E Parker, Jeremy Weleff 57 citations

Medicine is currently experiencing a "psychedelic renaissance", said by many to have commenced in 2006. Since then, clinical trials have consistently demonstrated promising findings for psychedelic-assisted therapies in the treatment of various mental health conditions and addictions. While most of this work has been privately funded, governmental biomedical research funding bodies in countries...

Psychedelics and Hallucinogens in Psychiatry: Finding New PharmacologicalTargets

Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry December 2, 2021 Teresa Reynolds de Sousa, João Rema, Sérgio Machado et al. 7 citations

Background: The therapeutic options for neurobehavioral disorders are still limited, and in many cases, they lack a satisfactory balance between efficacy and side effects. Objective: This work aims to review current evidence regarding the potential contribution of psychedelics and hallucinogens to the discovery of new drugs for treating different psychiatric disorders. Discussion:...

Use of hallucinogens in Slovakia: Does it differ from global trends?

International Journal of Drug Policy December 2021 Marek Lukačovič, Radomír Masaryk

People have been using hallucinogens for thousands of years and interest in these substances has grown in recent years. The aim of this study was to determine the basic socio-demographic data, preferences, experiences, and attitudes associated with hallucinogen use in Slovakia. A cross-sectional research design was used whereby an online survey included participants who had had at least one...

Harmine impairs memory performance of treated rats and nontreated cagemates.

Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology November 4, 2021 Tânia Cristina Libânio, R. Eufrásio, Suzy S Niigaki et al. 6 citations

The interest in psychedelic substances as potential treatments for psychiatric disorders is increasing. The β-carboline harmine, an Ayahuasca component, presents hallucinogenic and antidepressant effects. Although Ayuahuasca-and consequently harmine-is usually consumed in rituals, the role of social contexts in the behavioral effects of harmine has not been investigated yet. In this sense,...

Santo Daime: experimentando um cristianismo xamânico

Pesquisas em Teologia August 31, 2021 Amanda Vicentini 1 citation

O artigo apresenta algumas reflexões sobre como a Doutrina do Santo Daime incorpora no seu eixo doutrinário fundamentalmente elementos do xamanismo amazônico e do cristianismo popular. Essa doutrina fundada por Raimundo Irineu Serra em 1930, no interior do Acre, faz uso da ayahuasca, uma bebida considerada sagrada usada há milhares de anos pelos povos indígenas da região da floresta amazônica....

[Efficacy of psychedelics in psychiatry, a systematic review of the literature].

L'Encephale August 1, 2021 Lucie Berkovitch, Bruno Romeo, Laurent Karila et al. 25 citations

Psychedelics are powerful psychoactive substances. Natural psychedelics have been used for millennia by human civilizations, in particular in Latin America, while synthetic psychedelics were discovered in the 50s, giving rise to a lot of research before they were prohibited. More recently, their therapeutic properties have been studied especially to help patients with psychiatric conditions,...

A writer writes on Amazonian plant medicines

Mundo Amazónico July 7, 2021 Jimmy Weiskopf

The use certain writers make of “substances”, like coffee, tobacco, or alcohol, to inspire themselves is an intriguing subject. Does dependence on such stimulants necessarily harm a writer´s judgment and ruin him in the end? Is it valid to condemn it as “addiction” when it is he or she who writes the book, not the bourbon or marijuana and what counts is its quality, not the writer´s character?...

DOI: 10.15446/ma.v12n2.91777 (opens in new tab) Ayahuasca Indigenous Subject documents Harm +10

The Many Lives of a Shamanic Chondur: Using Cyperus articulates in Yagé Shamanism of Southern Colombia

Journal of Ethnobiology July 1, 2021 Hernando Echeverri-Sanchez 1 citation

This article explores the use of Cyperus articulates in Putumayo, Colombia. This often-overlooked medicinal plant, known here as chondur, is used as a shamanic tool to fight the multiplicity of spiritual agents that can cause illness in western Amazonia. It also has a central role in yagé/ ayahuasca ceremonies, placing it in a unique position for an analytical observation of the dynamics of...

Registered clinical studies investigating psychedelic drugs for psychiatric disorders.

Journal of Psychiatric Research July 1, 2021 Ashley N. Siegel, Shakila Meshkat, Katie Benitah et al. 101 citations

Psychedelics are a hallucinogenic class of psychoactive drugs with the primary effect of activating non-ordinary states of consciousness. Due to the positive preliminary findings of these drugs in the treatment of psychiatric disorders, the number of registered clinical studies has risen significantly. In this paper, clinical studies registered on clinicaltrials.gov that evaluate the treatment...