Members of the Indigenous community fear that frequent nonreligious use of the natural psychedelic is creating a shortage.

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Peyote is being threatened by overharvesting, drug decriminalization laws and a resurgence in psychedelic use.

George Adams, an elder in the Nooksack tribe in Washington, looks over canoe paddlers before giving a ceremonial speech. Photo: Courtesy of "yourenoindian.com." ...

Peyote has been used spiritually in ceremonies, and as a medicine by Native American people for millennia. It contains several psychoactive compounds, primarily mescaline, which is a hallucinogen.

An American woman died in the crossfire of an apparent drug deal gone bad at a popular Mexican beach resort in the municipality of Tulum. The victim was 44-year-old Los Angeles native Niko ...

She carried this plant back to Apache medicine men and elders who meditated ... that IPCI’s goal is to preserve peyote in its natural habitat under the leadership and guidance of Native American ...

And now, with their rise, one wonders if India-Americans are the new Jews. “Our clout comes from the fact that the Indian community constitutes what I call the ‘next Jews’ of America ...

It’s believed to be a natural healer ... this plant back to Apache medicine men and elders who meditated and prayed with it, said Primeaux. He believes the Native American Church and what ...

Ramaswamy argues that American culture has long celebrated mediocrity over excellence, a trend he traces back to the 1990s. He contends that this mindset doesn’t start in college but much ...

Ancient Native Americans living in Florida made use of lethally toxic fish for mysterious purposes, a study reports. Recent archaeological investigations at the Mound Key site in southwestern ...