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What a long, strange trip it’s been: Reflections on the Ethnopharmacologic Search for Psychoactive Drugs 1967-2017

Ethnopharmacology meets the receptorome – Bioprospecting for psychotherapeutic drugs in the Amazon rain forest

The origins of the ayahuasca/yagé concept. An inquiry into the synergy between DMT and ß carbolines.

Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) as a potential therapy for opioid dependance.

"From “There” to “Here”"

Psychoactive Initiation Plant Medicines: Their Role in the Healing and Learning Process of South African and Upper Amazonian Traditional Healers.

Phylogenetic analysis of traditional medicinal plants: discovering new drug sources from patterns of cultural convergence.

Mescal, peyote and the red bean; a peculiar conceptual collision in early modern ethnobotany.

The Ibogaine Project: Urban ethnomedicine for opioid use disorder.

Ethnopharmacology – from Mexican hallucinogens to a global transdisciplinary science.

Kabbo’s !kwaiń Sceletium species – The past, present and future of Kanna.

Psychoactive Acacia Spp. In Australia & Their Alkaloids.

Fertile Grounds? Peyote and the Human Reproductive System.

A Scientist Looks at the Hippies.

Broad spectrum roles of Harmine in Ayahuasca.

Substance, soul and sensation in Amazonian shamanism.

Amazonian Drug Discovery

New Medicines from the Rainforest – Where are They?

Ayahuasca, a powerful epistemological wildcard in a complex, fascinating and dangerous world.

Plant use and shamanic dietas in contemporary Ayahuasca shamanism in Peru.

Reflections on the Peyote Road with the Native American Church – Visions & Cosmology