Drug info - Ethnopharmacology of Sacred Psychoactive Plants Used by the Indians of Mexico

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Description:
Diaz, Jose Luis. (1977). Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 17, 647-675.

Covers the general historical, botanical, and ethnological aspects of the Mexican magic plants. A classification of the drugs based on their reported uses and subjective effects is proposed in a section on psychopharmacology. The specific etymological, botanical, ethnological, pharmacological, and chemical information is summarized in a table.

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[Alfa]

Comment:

You might want to print this out, before reading it or suffer severe neck pains.

Anyway, its a good read that reminds of Schultes and Albert Hofmann's 'Plants of the gods'

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[genaro]

mmm...theobroma cacao flowers as an intoxicant/inebriant, I had already heard of that but I thought this was some kind of a joke