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Plantas Sagradas y Salud Mental en Latinoamérica

Authors: Oscar Espin; European Institute for Multidisciplinary Studies on Human Rights and Science - Knowmad Institut;

Plantas Sagradas y Salud Mental en Latinoamérica

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ES | Abstract: Las plantas sagradas tienen una serie de fenómenos que giran en torno a su uso ritual y medicinal, además de ser vistas como portadoras de un lazo con la esfera de lo sagrado. México es el país que tiene la diversidad más grande de plantas sagradas de las Américas debido a que sus grupos indígenas tienen una relación mágico – religiosa con ellas. En el inicio del estudio de las plantas sagradas, se comenzaron a clasificar como psicodélicos clásicos a la psilocibina, mezcalina y ergotamina, esta categorización fue de gran ayuda para la psiquiatría y neurociencia en las décadas de 1950 y 1960

Citar artículo: Espin, O. (2019). Plantas Sagradas y Salud Mental en Latinoamérica – Knowmad institut. Journal de Estudios Multidisciplinarios Sobre Derechos Humanos y Ciencias, 1(2). Knowmad Institut. https://knowmadinstitut.org/es/2019/03/plantas-sagradas-y-salud-mental-en-latinoamerica/ CC BY-NC 4.0 // 2020 | Knowmad Institut gemeinnützige UG (haftungsbeschränkt). ‌

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Derechos Humanos, SDG 16, Psicodélicos, SDG 10, SDG 11, SDG 5, SDGs, SDG 4, Salud Mental, SDG 3

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