Ayahuasca is a psychedelic brew made from plants and has been used for centuries in traditional shamanic rituals by ...

Allison Holker Boss said on 'The Jamie Kern Lima Show' that late husband Stephen 'tWitch' Boss went on an 'ayahuasca journey' ...

The predictive design of gene circuits in plants has been challenging and lagging behind other organisms. Here, the authors report a predictive framework for designing synthetic genetic circuits ...

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 known ...

You can find bergamot tea in most grocery stores — with or without caffeine, additional ingredients, and other flavorings. The plant compounds in bergamot may provide a variety of health benefits.

What About Herbal Tea? Black, white, and green tea all come from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. The leaves and buds of C. sinesis are a rich source of tannin, the concentration of which ...

Ayahuasca is a psychedelic with roots in Indigenous cultures, made by boiling a mixture of plants and most often served in tea form. Rodgers has made a series of trips to Costa Rica over the years ...

Researchers at BGU University in Israel found that a tweaked version of the Mediterranean diet to include green tea and green smoothies ... towards the value of plant chemicals, called polyphenols ...

Through ayahuasca, it is possible to obtain such a powerful emotional shock with reality that you prefer to dedicate yourself to organic farming or the wellbeing of others. The potential of the plant ...

Promoting mutually beneficial relationships between plants and soil microbes that enhance nutrient acquisition by plants could improve crop production without increasing inorganic-fertilizer use.

Tea bags are made from various types of material. Many are composed of paper (itself made from plant fibers like cellulose, wood and hemp) and flexible plastics (like nylon and polypropylene).

Now, new research has detected microplastics in yet another common spot: tea bags. The study, which was published in the journal Chemosphere in December, is raising a lot of questions about the ...