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    HOW MESCALINE IS USED

    This drug mescaline is acquired from a tiny spineless cactus called peyote (Lophophora williamsi) and it can cause hallucination among the users. The inhabitants of northern Mexico and Southwestern United States in conventional religious rituals have originally used it.

     

    Crown or the top of the plant, which is above the surface, includes disc-shaped buttons which are cut from their roots and dried later. When these buttons are soaked in water or chewed, they produce an intoxicating fluid.

     

     

    This drug is usually taken orally but it can also be injected like LSD. 350 to 500 milligrams is the normal dosage of this drug, which will produce a high that will last for about five to twelve hours approximately. Mescaline is usually taken with juice; sift drink, tea, coffee or milk as it has a bitter taste. In fact, the button itself has a vile and fibrous flavor.

     

     

    This drug can be created synthetically or extracted from peyote.

     

     

    Mescaline is a brown colored powder, which has been grounded from the buttons of one of the psychotropic plants called the Mexican cactus peyote. This plant is recognized as the bruja’s brew among the Yaqui Indians of Mexico because of its mind-boggling and mind-fogging effects. In other words, witch potion is what it is called.

     

     

    Devil’s weeds, Buttons, Peyote, mesc, etc are some of the names in which it is commonly known as.

     

     




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