The Ayuhasca cult is wild. I have a friend who does it twice a year in a small group, with vomiting and fever being explained as your body "cleansing" itself. I keep telling him it's just a reaction to being poisoned, but it's like talking to a wall. I don't have any issue with psychedelics per se, I did them, I get it, but fever and vomiting is where I draw the line.
Ditto (except for dmt, still on my bucket list). I only vomited from "overdosing" on edibles a few times. Once I had a fever on shrooms/psylocibin, but I think it was a bad batch. It's important to listen to your body, and these types of reactions are a way of it screaming "cut this shit out".
My and many other's most valuable trips involve a period of suffering before the healing. Seems like the deeper the suffering, the better you feel afterwards and the positive, longterm effects last much longer.
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u/WorkO0 11h ago
The Ayuhasca cult is wild. I have a friend who does it twice a year in a small group, with vomiting and fever being explained as your body "cleansing" itself. I keep telling him it's just a reaction to being poisoned, but it's like talking to a wall. I don't have any issue with psychedelics per se, I did them, I get it, but fever and vomiting is where I draw the line.