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Description
A defining scholarly publication on the past and
current state of research with psychedelic plant
substances for medicine, therapeutics, and
spiritual uses.Certain plants have long been
known to contain healing properties and used to
treat everything from depression and addiction,
to aiding in on one8217s own spiritual well-being
for hundreds of years. Can Western medicine find
new cures for human ailments by tapping into
indigenous plant wisdom? And why the particular
interest in the plants with psychoactive propertie
s? These two conference volume proceedings
provide an abundance of answers.The first
international gathering of researchers held on
this subject was in 1967, sponsored by the
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
and U.S. Public Health Service. It was an
interdisciplinary group of specialists 8211 from
ethnobotanists to neuroscientists 8211 gathered
in one place to share their findings on a topic
that was gaining widespread interest The use
of psychoactive plants in indigenous societies.
The WAR ON DRUGS which intervened slowed advances
in this field.Research, however, has
continued, and in the fifty years since that
first conference, new and significant discoveries
have been made. A new generation of researchers,
many inspired by the giants present at that first
conference, has continued to investigate
the outer limits of ethno-psychopharmacology. At
the same time, there has been a sea change in
public and medical perceptions of psychedelics.
There is now a renaissance in research, and some
of these agents are actively being investigated
for their therapeutic potential. They are no
longer as stigmatized as they have been in the
past, although they remain controversial. There
still remains much work to do in this field, and
many significant discoveries remain to be
made.So, in June of 2017, once again specialists
from around the world in fields of
ethnopharmacology, chemistry, botany, and
anthropology gathered to discuss their research
and findings in a setting that encouraged the
free and frank exchange of information and ideas
on the last 50 years of research, and assess the
current and possible futures for research in
ethnopsychopharmacology. The papers given at the
2017 Symposium, organized by Dr. Dennis McKenna,
in a handsome two volume boxed collectors set
represents perhaps the most significant body of
knowledge in this interdisciplinary field
available.About Dennis McKenna He is an
icon amongst psychedelic explorers, working to
inspire the next generation of ethnobotanists in
the search for new medicines for the benefit of
humanity and the preservation of the biosphere
that produces what is apparent from reading these
papers 8211 a rich pharmacopeia of
medicines.Essential for academic libraries,
pharmaceutical and ethnobotanical collections.
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Description
A defining scholarly publication on the past and
current state of research with psychedelic
plant substances for medicine, therapeutics, and
spiritual uses.Certain plants have long been
known to contain healing properties and used to
treat everything from depression and addiction,
to aiding in on one8217s own spiritual well-being
for hundreds of years. Can Western medicine find
new cures for human ailments by tapping into
indigenous plant wisdom? And why the particular
interest in the plants with psychoactive propertie
s? These two conference volume proceedings
provide an abundance of answers.The
first international gathering of researchers held
on this subject was in 1967, sponsored by the
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and
U.S. Public Health Service. It was an
interdisciplinary group of specialists 8211 from
ethnobotanists to neuroscientists 8211 gathered
in one place to share their findings on a topic
that was gaining widespread interest The use of
psychoactive plants in indigenous societies. The
WAR ON DRUGS which intervened slowed advances in
this field.Research, however, has continued, and
in the fifty years since that first conference,
new and significant discoveries have been made. A
new generation of researchers, many inspired by
the giants present at that first conference,
has continued to investigate the outer limits of
ethno-psychopharmacology. At the same time, there
has been a sea change in public and medical
perceptions of psychedelics. There is now a
renaissance in research, and some of these agents
are actively being investigated for their
therapeutic potential. They are no longer as
stigmatized as they have been in the past,
although they remain controversial. There
still remains much work to do in this field, and
many significant discoveries remain to be
made.So, in June of 2017, once again specialists
from around the world in fields of
ethnopharmacology, chemistry, botany, and
anthropology gathered to discuss their research
and findings in a setting that encouraged the
free and frank exchange of information and ideas
on the last 50 years of research, and assess the
current and possible futures for research in
ethnopsychopharmacology. The papers given at the
2017 Symposium, organized by Dr. Dennis McKenna,
in a handsome two volume boxed collectors
set represents perhaps the most significant body
of knowledge in this interdisciplinary field
available.About Dennis McKenna He is an icon
amongst psychedelic explorers, working to inspire
the next generation of ethnobotanists in the
search for new medicines for the benefit of
humanity and the preservation of the biosphere
that produces what is apparent from reading these
papers 8211 a rich pharmacopeia
of medicines.Essential for academic libraries,
pharmaceutical and ethnobotanical collections.
6
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