Mescaline: history, uses, and research

In this episode of the Psychedelic Therapy Frontiers podcast, Dr. Steve Thayer and Dr. Reid Robison talk about the history, mechanisms of action, and therapeutic applications of the psychedelic Mescaline.
(4:11) Introduction to the topic
(7:35) Why we started the podcast
(8:05) Yoga tangent
(12:30) What is mescaline?
(14:25) History of mescaline
(16:02) Psychedelic dog study
(28:29) Mescaline research
(36:23) Aldous Huxley's trip description
(38:48) Subjective effects survey
(42:51) Humans are evolutionally wired for survival
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[@WilliamSussman]

Nice, gonna have to check out the other eps now. Just became interested in cacti myself

[@charlescarabott7692]

I have been in growing San Pedro cactus mode for about 4 years. Started from a few hundred seeds and a few very small cuttings and seedlings. Should see them now how much they grown and they produce pups all the time. Lucky i have some land that i can leave them like growing wild and a hot dry climate

[@johncarter1150]

In my experience the Cactus has always been the most integrative and simultaneously mind altering of the plant medicines. Noting to fear here.
Grow cactus, explore reality, give over to the mystery, step away, become less to know... Enjoy
Thanks for the conversation!

[@jesusgonzalez-io9bi]

Get to the point...I understand I'm sort of ok with the guru shit...let's get down to info time, fuck. Love.