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Wildly popular across Europe, Asia, and North Africa for thousands of years, Peganum harmala is a perennial plant that has a lot in common with the psychoactive vine from Amazonia, ayahuasca.
The two entheogens share a similar molecule profile, and both have been
associated with many types of healing and spirituality in different
cultures. While ayahuasca is more well-known on the internet today, its
“sister,” Peganum harmala, deserves more attention than it
gets. This article explores the plant’s fascinating history, array of
uses, and medicinal potential.
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