Peer-Reviewed Scientific Literature Database

Ayahuasca
Research Portal

A curated collection of 180 verified peer-reviewed articles spanning 1972-2026, updated with new research every two weeks. Each entry verified via PubMed, DOI, or publisher records.

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Statement on ayahuasca

Anderson BT, Labate BC, Meyer M et al.

International Journal of Drug Policy, 2012

Consensus statement

Ayahuasca and Public Health III: Health Status of a Sample of Ayahuasca Ceremony Attenders in Portugal

Teixeira PJ, Encantado J, Amaro HD et al.

Journal of psychoactive drugs, 2026

Cross-sectional survey

Ayahuasca Healing and Science

Labate BC, Cavnar C

Edited academic book

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Ayahuasca, psychedelic studies and health sciences: the politics of knowledge and inquiry into an Amazonian plant brew

Tupper KW, Labate BC

Current Drug Abuse Reviews, 2014

Policy analysis

About This Project

Edo Maimon

Somatic Psychotherapist · PTSD-focused Clinician & Researcher · MSW Candidate

This research portal is curated by Edo Maimon, an integrative somatic psychotherapist and clinician-researcher bridging biology and clinical trauma recovery. Edo holds an M.Sc. in Biotechnology and is completing an MSW with a trauma specialization at the University of Haifa, where he researches PTSD interventions and physiological markers of resilience.

His clinical work at Rambam Hospital's Veterans Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic, over a decade of therapeutic practice with individuals and groups, and a personal journey of resilience as a cancer survivor inform his commitment to interdisciplinary, evidence-based innovation in trauma care. His current focus lies at the intersection of PTSD, somatic interventions, and entheogens.

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This portal was created to provide researchers, clinicians, and students with a curated, verified collection of peer-reviewed ayahuasca literature — making the science more accessible to those working at the frontier of psychedelic-assisted therapy.