Carolina Naturally: Prehistoric Europeans Used Highly Unpleasant Drugs

Tuesday, April 18, 2023

Prehistoric Europeans Used Highly Unpleasant Drugs

Bronze Age humans, 3,000 years ago, got high on hallucinogenic plant alkaloids so powerful and dangerous that even psychedelic users of today avoid them, according to a new study. The humans may have had out-of-body experiences or thought they were growing fur or feathers as a result of consuming the anticholinergic substances atropine or scopolamine.
Prehistoric Europeans Used Highly Unpleasant Drugs

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Tuesday, April 18, 2023

Prehistoric Europeans Used Highly Unpleasant Drugs

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