FAQ

Has the spiritual and mental health aspects of peyote use been studied scientifically?

Many respondents (35–50%) rated the mescaline experience as the single or top five most spiritually significant or meaningful experience(s)

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“We found no evidence of psychological or cognitive deficits among Native Americans using peyote regularly in a religious setting.”

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Microdosing refers to the new trend of consuming very small doses of a psychedelic substance

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Peyote is the most rarefied of all plant medicines because it is at risk of becoming an endangered species, and it grows very slow.

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Less than one is generally considered a microdose. 1-3 is low, 4-8 is medium, and 9-15 is strong.

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Much like the cannabis entourage effect, peyote has many active chemicals.

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Yes, at higher doses. Peyote is often reported to impart more intense visual hallucinations (visions) than other psychedelic options.

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Why is it controversial for non-aboriginal people to grow/use peyote? Peyote is central to the spiritual practices of some aboriginal people

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Mesearch, or autoethnography, is when someone uses their personal experiences to tackle scientific questions.

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The reasons peyote is at risk of becoming an endangered species is decades of poaching and land development. Now, a new threat is emerging

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One of the things that peyote and cannabis have in common is they both feature varieties with dramatically different chemicals constituents

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If you have heard anything about peyote, you probably have this question on your mind.

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Peyote is literally the oldest of all plant medicines.

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Peyote is illegal in many countries, but not in Canada.

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