Ayahuasca toxicity, yes, in some Fairfield meditators too. But generally the toxicity of this stuff is something I've run across in 'seeking'-people otherwise. It can't be unknown because clearly it happens. People wrecking their physiology with Ayahuasca as a neuro-halucinagetic concocted tripping stuff. With folks frying circuits in their nervous systems, discombobulating their mental well-being and dis-integrating or screwing-up their spiritual life big time otherwise.
In reading the internet links on Ayahuasca, evidently it seems that 'excited' ayahuasca apologists have sway in most ayahuasca forums and web pages on the larger subject of people wrecking themselves tripping on ayahausca. Of course taking ayahausca is quite a trendy new-age tourist industry obviously conflicted by large PR interests of the people promoting it as something special. Both in Central and South America but also in the Southwest USA. Practically, it would be interesting to see some clinical notes of ambulance paramedics or emergency room psych-diagnosis of ayahuasca 'overdose'. And it would be good to hear about ayahuasca from the experience of ongoing mental health people as they look at it and experience the effects. Clinical experience with it. I would speculate that there must be a mental health wreckage that is dealt with in South America by communities and public health people there. Is it clinically showing up here in the West or Southwest US too? Clearly it is not good for some people as in, too much of a good thing that clearly is un-spiritual in a mental health sort of way. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <rick@...> wrote: > > From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com] > On Behalf Of Buck > Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 1:21 PM > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Ayahuasca Toxicology > > > > > > Ayahuasca as a neuro-toxin, anybody have experience with this? > We've been running into people with this. They've tried > ayahuasca hoping for spiritual experience and have instead fried their > nervous systems. > > Wondering, is neuro-damage also become a public health problem along with > ayahuasca use in Central and South America? Sort of like people can wreck > their > nervous systems with meth and such. > > Some folks evidently are having some very un-spiritual disassociation > troubles from using it and are trying to put themselves > back together psycho-physiologically. > > Looking on the internet everything is rosie about Ayahuasca. Seems there is > an under-belly of Ayahuasca. > > Just wondering. Anybody have experience with the toxicology? > > -Buck > > Are you talking about Fairfield people? >
