yagé

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Yagé is a traditional Amazonian psychoactive brew made from Banisteriopsis caapi and other plants, used by Indigenous peoples for spiritual, healing, and divinatory purposes.

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yagé canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf entheogen
hallucinogen
psychoactive brew
traditional medicine
administeredBy ayahuasqueros
curanderos
shamans
associatedWithReligion Barquinha
Santo Daime
União do Vegetal
containsCompound DMT
N,N-dimethyltryptamine
harmaline
harmine
tetrahydroharmine
hasAlternativeName ayahuasca
caapi brew
daime
hoasca
vegetal
yage
hasCulturalRole sacred medicine
teacher plant
hasEffect altered states of consciousness
auditory hallucinations
diarrhea
emotional catharsis
nausea
purging
visual hallucinations
vomiting
hasLegalStatus restricted in some countries
hasPharmacologicalProperty MAO-inhibiting
serotonergic
hasPrimaryIngredient Banisteriopsis caapi
Banisteriopsis caapi vine
hasRegionOfUse Amazon Basin
Bolivia
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
hasRisk cardiovascular stress
psychological distress
serotonin syndrome when combined with certain drugs
hasRouteOfAdministration oral
hasSecondaryIngredient Diplopterys cabrerana
Psychotria viridis
isPreparedBy boiling plant materials
long decoction
traditionallyUsedBy Asháninka people
linked to: Asháninka

Indigenous peoples of the Amazon
Kofan people
linked to: Kofán people

Shipibo-Conibo people
Shuar people
Tukanoan peoples
linked to: Tukano peoples
usedFor community rituals
diagnosis of illness
divination
healing ceremonies
shamanic initiation
spiritual purposes
visionary experiences

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Ayahuasca hasAlternativeName yagé
subject linked to: ayahuasca