About Peyote
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Peyote typically refers to Lophophora williamsii,
also known as peyotel
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It is a slow-growing spineless cactus containing
mescaline and other psychoactive alkaloids
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Effects typically begin within about 45–90 minutes after
ingestion and total duration is generally around 8–14
hours
Effects
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Open- and closed-eye visuals, time distortion, and ego
loss may occur
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Enhanced introspection, conceptual thinking, and
euphoria are reported
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It is also known for greater emphasis on bodily and
tactile sensations
Risks
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Adverse psychological reactions such as anxiety,
paranoia, delusions, and psychosis can occur
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The exact toxic dose is unknown, although there are no
known fatal overdoses within the scientific literature
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Dangerous interactions may occur with other substances
and combinations should be researched carefully
Harm reduction
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Use harm reduction practices when using this substance
- Independently research any combination before use
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Effects can vary because peyote contains mescaline along
with other psychoactive alkaloids
Source:
PsychonautWiki
For broader context, risks, and integration, see the
Awareness page.
