Ayahuasca vine + San Pedro

Banisteriopsis caapi by François Delonnay Archivo Centro Takiwasi
Trichocereus species by Liam Engel

Low risk synergy: This combination will enhance the effects of each psychoactive, or sometimes give new effects.

Reports of people trying this psychoactive combination

“I felt intense energy in my heart, and throughout my nervous system… I felt like my mind and heart opened up, and I was experiencing all kinds of energy in myself and people around me. It wasnt especially visual, but was incredibly euphoric.” Erowid.

“(without MAO) it was lighter, easier to sustain” Erowid.

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