Mescaline

Hallucinogenic drug produced by the peyote cactus.

Chemical Formula: C₁₁H₁₈N₁O₃

Other names: Mescaline hydrochloride

Layman's explanation: Mescaline was officially discovered in 1897 by Dr. Heffer at the University of Berlin as the active hallucinogenic drug from the peyote cactus. Its use dates back to pre-Columbian times as an integral part in certain Native American religions. The drug produces vivid visual and psychological perceptions.

Keywords: peyote, hallucinogen

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