Psychoactive Pathogens, Shamanic Antidotes, and Supernatural Myths

<p>The pathogen hijacks mammalian brains in a way that psychoactively incites reckless behavior. Studies show a link between toxoplasmosis<em>&nbsp;</em>infection and higher rates of car accidents, sexual promiscuity, and mental health disorders in humans.</p> <p>Other research via PubMed explains that there are currently few good treatments for toxoplasmosis despite its broad proliferation. Validating shamanistic use across the world (in the form of ayahuasca and&nbsp;<em>Peganum harmala)</em>, harmine can decrease the parasite&rsquo;s replication rate &mdash; while a similar molecule can stop its growth entirely.</p> <p><a href="https://burningw0rds.medium.com/psychoactive-pathogens-shamanic-antidotes-and-supernatural-myths-7ec8eceffb62"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>