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Drugs > Other Drugs Peyote Comes from the peyote cactus and although not as strong as LSD, its effects are similar. Mescaline is smoked or swallowed in capsule form or as tablets. The trip is longer, but has a slower onset and traditionally associated with shaman. Psilocybin Comes form certain mushrooms. It is sold in tablet or capsule form. The mushrooms themselves are eaten, fresh or dried. The trip has an intense euphoric stage but is short in duration and traditionally associated with shaman. DMT Another psychedelic drug that acts like LSD. Its effects begin almost immediately and last for 30-60 minutes. Datura Of all the natural hallucinogens, Datura is responsible for the most deaths. Also known as Jimson Wood, or Thornapple Tree, datura is a member of the nightshade family and is a popular garden specimen tree with displays of red or white, trumpet shaped flowers, the red flowers being more toxic. The flower has a sweet heady smell and is more potent when picked at night. The seeds, flowers and leaves are all toxic. These are boiled up and leave a liquid which looks like muddy water, but smells like cabbage water which is then taken by mouth. Effects
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Datura taken in conjunction with marijuana, can display behaviour may be that of a person on a LSD trip.
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