Ayahuasca and traditional healing in Latin America | Page 2

Drinking Ayahuasca | Hot or Cold?
A thing in relation to using Ayahuasca not often addressed is if the Ayahuasca brew, typically called Ayahuasca tea, should be drunk hot or cold. In f [ ... ]

Ayahuasca Microdosing | How Does it Work?
Microdosing (also written Micro-dosing) typically involves the daily or regular use of a substance — for a certain period — in very small [ ... ]

Difference between Pharmahuasca and Anahuasca
Traditionally, Ayahuasca is made by cooking the MAO-Inhibitor (MAOI) Banisteriopsis caapi vine together with a plant that contains DMT, usually the Ps [ ... ]

How Many Ayahuasca Ceremonies Do I Need?
This is a question often asked by Ayahuasca users, but unfortunately there’s no easy answer because it really depends on the individual person and t [ ... ]

Shadow Work and Ayahuasca Explained
You will often find the term Shadow Work in relation to the Ayahuasca experience. Nevertheless, Shadow Work is not something specific to Ayahuasca, bu [ ... ]

Ayahuasca | General Precautions Before Drinking the Brew
Before using Ayahuasca, there are some general precautions to be reckoned with. First of all, the decision to use Ayahuasca should be based on oneR [ ... ]

Preparation of the Ayahuasca Brew | Boiling the Tea
The Ayahuasca tea (or Ayahuasca brew) is commonly made from the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and the leaves of the Psychotria viridis shrub, but many dif [ ... ]

Ayahuasca | Ceremony and Retreat Aftercare and Integration
Aftercare and integration are two important aspects in relation to drinking Ayahuasca. This is not only a process taking place after you returned home [ ... ]

Ayahuasca, Flower Baths, and Cleansing Baths
In some Ayahuasca retreats, notably those held in Peru, you will be offered so-called flower baths, also called floral baths or flowering baths. In So [ ... ]

Effects of Drinking the Ayahuasca Brew
In this post, we take a look at the immediate effects of drinking the Ayahuasca brew. But first this: it’s important to understand that each person [ ... ]