How Native Americans Successfully Use Ayahuasca, ... It is still used today by some tribes, such as the Huichol in Mexico and the modern-day Native American Church (NAC) ...

Peyote grows in the American southwest and Mexico, and early Americans started taking it as early as 3,780 B.C., according to one study. Their successors, members of the present-day Native American ...

The lifestyle brand Hosh brought artists, models and performers together at an event in New York. As models and artists ...

What first attracted him to these traditional healers, he says, was their focus on preventing, rather than treating, illness – a priority at the time far less visible in his native America.

Native American Church members in Texas have long used peyote in prayer and during religious ceremonies. But believers and academics now say there's a shortage of the bluish-green plant, best ...

Celebrating Thanksgiving and Native American Heritage Day this week highlights the importance of recognizing indigenous cuisines in the U.S. and the authentic, sustainable food it offers.

All who want to truly honor and respect Native Americans are called to learn about the social justice issue of Native names being misused as sports team names, mascots and chants, writes guest ...

The poll only surveyed 229 self-identified Native Americans, a sample size that she said is too small for an accurate reading, and none of the jurisdictions in the poll were on tribal lands.

The life Derek Januszewski led before ayahuasca, and the life he leads after, bear little resemblance. His former self struggled with obsessive compulsive disorder, childhood trauma and drug ...