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How a crackhead-turned-shaman got the rich and famous hooked on smoking the psychedelic venom of a Mexican desert toad

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By Caroline Howe
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How a crackhead-turned-shaman got the rich and famous hooked on smoking the psychedelic venom of a Mexican desert toad

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By Caroline Howe
| New York Post Verified
Some druggies trip on acid. Others soar on magic mushrooms. Mescaline heads claim using it brings instant enlightenment. And then there’s 5-MeO-DMT, a little-known psychoactive chemical compound idolized among members of a growing international cult, including celebrities. Press on the glands of the obscure Sonoran Desert toad — found in Mexico’s vast and deadly desert — and it will release venom.
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How a crackhead-turned-shaman got the rich and famous hooked on smoking the psychedelic venom of a Mexican desert toad

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By Caroline Howe
| Yahoo Verified
Some druggies trip on acid. Others soar on magic mushrooms. Mescaline heads claim using it brings instant enlightenment. And then there's 5-MeO-DMT, a little-known psychoactive chemical compound idolized among members of a growing international cult, including celebrities. Press on the glands of the obscure Sonoran Desert toad — found in Mexico's vast and deadly desert — and it will release venom.
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