PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ADOLESCENTS, CHildren AND ADULTS
The antidepressant effects of the psychedelic brew known as ayahuasca appear to be related to anti-inflammatory activity, according to new research from scientists in Brazil.
Their findings, published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology, provide new insights into the biological mechanisms behind the observed antidepressant effects of the substance.
Read moreA very important look at what the psychedelic renaissance could learn from Amazonian shamans.
Read moreAyahuasca, a hallucinogenic brew, draws thousands of people each year — including former soldiers — who are seeking healing from trauma.
Read moreThe afterglow effect is commonly referenced in psychedelic literature. However, limited attention is being paid to several uncontrolled variables. Here’s a look at the ayahuasca afterglow, its significance and limitations.
Read moreAyahuasca, the quintessential Amazonian psychedelic brew, harbors a complex pharmacology that researchers are disentangling.
Read moreA neuroimaging study suggests that a single dose of ayahuasca produces lasting changes in two important brain networks. Keep reading to learn more.
Read moreBe careful who you drink with, as not all ayahuasca is made equal.
Read moreForbes has an article on one woman’s personal account on healing emotional trauma with ayahuasca.
Read moreIn a new study published in Scientific Reports, researchers show that ayahuasca alters the user's waking brain-wave patterns to produce a mental state that the researchers describe as "dreaming while awake."
Read moreKeep reading for an anthropologist’s account of how ayahuasca helped with his depression.
Read moreWhen people feel worse after drinking ayahuasca, integration is essential.
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