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Discovering Lophophora Williamsii and About Peyote Effects

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The Peyote Cactus is tiny and spineless plant that contains mescaline. This chemical is its primary active constituent and is responsible for its varied characteristics. The succulent plant originated from the deserts of central Mexico. The plant has been used for along time by native Mexicans and residents if the South West United States. Peyote cactus falls in the genus Lophophora and its species name is Williamsii. Its scientific name which is derived from both the genus and species name is Lophophora williamsii . Due to its stated medical prowess, the plant is used as ceremonial sacrament and a source of traditional medicine by various Indian tribes.

Peyote Effects

Through modern research, the peyote effects have been investigated. The Peyote cactus plant contains the chemical substance mescaline, which is known to have hallucinogenic effects. Due to this, the plant has been used to treat some substance abuse cases. Consequently, the drug has been used in rehabilitation centers to help addicts recover from different substance abuse problems. Lower cancer rates have also been reported among Native American as compared to other general populations due to the peyote effects. Their frequent use of the plant has led to such notions that the peyote plant can be used to cure can cancer. Unconfirmed reports also show that the plant has the potential to act on tumor cell growth.

Mescaline derived from the peyote plant with its hallucinogenic effects is a psychedelic drug. The drugs contain various peyote effects and may influence one state of mind impacting positively on their health status. The peyote effects are different from that of pure mescaline, this is because the peyote plant is more intense and more complex. The presence of many alkaloids effecting mind and body such as pellotine and tryamine. In combination, some of the chemicals have higher potentials than mescaline and may therefore alter characteristics of the experience. Some of these effects include:

1. Effects similar to the LSD effects- This peyote effects similar to those of LSD is a powerful experience, which takes people beyond normal perceptions and back again. It is therefore described as a long trip. This effect affects ones mind by altering and expanding ones consciousness or loosening it. At higher dosages, this effect completely erases the normal filters and screens between ones mind and the outside world. When the filters and screens are down, more information rushes in. One is hence able to sense, think and feel more. One becomes aware of things that are visually filtered out of ones mind. Under the influence of the peyote cactus, the latter effects are longer, dense and long lasting. Here users usually vomit before entering into the dreamlike state with sound and scale distort and vision appears.
2. Immune stem stimulation- This peyote effect is characterized by increased body temperatures, the heart rate also increase, blood pressure also varies.   Others include loss of petite, lack of sleep, numbness, weakness and possible  tremors.
3. Hallucinations- We stated that the peyote plant is a hallucinogenic plant. It thus can produce various terrifying thoughts, anxiety, fears of sanity and losing control. On the other side of the spectrum, hallucinations to do not have to be negative at all and can be quite enjoyable.
4. Flashbacks-Some of the users experience recurrent hallucinations after ingesting the drug. Various people do have different flash back experiences.

3 Responses to “Discovering Lophophora Williamsii and About Peyote Effects”

1. joebaker says:
   July 20th, 2011 at 4:06 am

   well so far it hasn’t been banned completely everywhere, so i’ll take that as a good sign

2. melody says:
   July 27th, 2011 at 3:25 am

   well it’s a fantastic way to connect with the spirits… this is a great discovery

3. jimmy the weed says:
   December 22nd, 2011 at 11:19 am

   why can’t i just say Don Juan!

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