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🔴Ayahuasca is taken as a brew made from two plants: Banisteriopsis caapi (B. caapi) vines and leaves from a shrub called chacruna (Psychotria viridis). The chacruna leaves contain the psychedelic drug dimethyltryptamine (DMT).

When taken by mouth on its own, DMT has no effect on humans because the gut enzyme monoamine oxidase quickly breaks down the drug. However, B. caapi vines, also called ayahuasca vines, contain strong monoamine-oxidase inhibitors. Therefore, users who drink ayahuasca tea experience the powerful hallucinogenic effects of DMT.

Indigenous cultures in South America have used this psychedelic drug for hundreds of years and view the drug as having healing power. Spiritual leaders known as shamans lead ayahuasca ceremonies to treat physical and mental ailments and receive messages from ancestors and spirits. In 2008, Peru’s government recognized ayahuasca as “one of the basic pillars of the identity of the Amazon peoples.”

The Harvard biologist Richard Evans Schultes was the first American to study ayahuasca. He pioneered the field of ethnobotany and co-authored Plants of the Gods, with Albert Hofmann, the Swiss scientist who discovered LSD. In recent years, increased interest in the drug among Westerners led to “ayahuasca tourism” in South America.
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