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Summary

Common uses

Pharmacy

Pharmacology

Purported mechanism

5HT1a

“Pendell's corner

A lot of poison. To get the medicine.

— Dale Pendell, Pharmako/Gnosis, p. 108

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-| quote  = From peyote to San Pedro to the white crystal in the laboratory bottle, the molecule is the same. The Huichol know one Ally; the Andean curandero, another; the Western lab worker, perhaps a third. Mescaline is the long-acting one, the slow-builder, the patient teacher who is content to take twelve hours of your day because she has twelve hours of conversation to offer.
+| quote  = A lot of poison. To get the medicine.
 | volume = Gnosis
-| voice  = curated paraphrase &mdash; replace with verbatim passage
+| page   = 108
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