Shamans openly using psychedelic drugs for treatment in South Africa

In South Africa, particularly in Cape Town, shamans are increasingly using psychedelic drugs as part of their healing practices, which has sparked both interest and concern. While this trend highlights a growing acceptance of alternative therapies, it also raises questions about safety and regulation. The thriving business of unregulated healers suggests a demand for these treatments, but potential risks to patients cannot be overlooked. This development is significant as it reflects a broader global conversation about the therapeutic potential of psychedelics.