Everything about The Heffter Research Institute totally explained
The
Heffter Research Institute was founded in 1993 to support and promote investigation into the medical uses of
psychedelic hallucinogens. It is named after the
German chemist and
pharmacologist Arthur Heffter, who in 1897 discovered that
mescaline was the active principle in the
peyote cactus, used in rituals by Natives in the American Southwest and Northern Mexico, and currently used as a sacrament by the
Native American Church. The institute primarily funds academic and clinical scientists and as of the end of 2005 had funded approximately $1.4 million in research. Founding president of the Heffter Research Institute is
David E. Nichols.
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