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| Autor |
Ano |
Local de Publicação |
Local Tema |
| SILVEIRA, Evelyn Doering; GROB, Charles S.; RIOS, Marlene Dobkin de; LOPEZ, Enrique; ALONSO, Luisa K.; TACLA, Cristiane; SILVEIRA, Dartiu Xavier Da |
2005 |
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| Resumo |
| Ritual use of ayahuasca within the context of the Brazilian ayahuasca churches often starts during late childhood or early adolescence. Premature access to psychoactive drugs may represent a risk factor for drug misuse. Conversely, religious affiliation seems to play a protective role in terms of substance abuse. The objective of this study was to describe patterns of drug use in a sample of adolescents using ayahuasca within a religious setting. Forty-one adolescents from a Brazilian ayahuasca sect were compared with 43 adolescents who never drank ayahuasca. No significant differences were identified in terms of lifetime substance consumption. Throughout the previous year period, ayahuasca adolescents used less alcohol (46.3l%) than the comparison group (74.4%). Recent use of alcohol was also more frequent among the latter group (65.l%) than among ayahuasca drinkers (32.5%). Although not statistically significant, slight differences in terms of patterns of drug use were definitely observed among groups. Despite their early exposure to a hallucinogenic substance, adolescents using ayahuasca in a controlled setting were mostly comparable to controls except for a considerably smaller proportion of alcohol users. Religious affiliation may have played a central role as a possible protective factor for alcohol use. Thus, ayahuasca seems to be a relatively safe substance as far as drug misuse is concerned. |
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| FORM FIELD Título |
Ttulo |
Report on Psychoactive Drug Use Among Adolescents Using Ayahuasca Within a Religious Context |
| FORM FIELD Autor |
Autor |
SILVEIRA, Evelyn Doering; GROB, Charles S.; RIOS, Marlene Dobkin de; LOPEZ, Enrique; ALONSO, Luisa K.; TACLA, Cristiane; SILVEIRA, Dartiu Xavier Da |
| FORM FIELD Ano |
Ano |
2005 |
| FORM FIELD FormatoDaObra |
FormatoDaObra |
Artigo em Periódico |
| FORM FIELD Instituição de Origem |
InstituiodeOrigem? |
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs |
| FORM FIELD Local de Publicação |
LocaldePublicao? |
| FORM FIELD Instituição Responsável |
InstituioResponsvel? |
Núcleo Interdisciplinar de Estudos sobre Psicoativos - NEIP |
| FORM FIELD FormatoDisponivel |
FormatoDisponivel |
| FORM FIELD Número de Páginas |
NmerodePginas? |
4 |
| FORM FIELD Idioma |
Idioma |
Inglês |
| FORM FIELD Palavras Chave |
PalavrasChave? |
Hoasca/Ayahuasca,Brazilian Ayahuasca Religions,Adolescence,hallucinogen,Religion |
| FORM FIELD Resumo |
Resumo |
Ritual use of ayahuasca within the context of the Brazilian ayahuasca churches often starts during late childhood or early adolescence. Premature access to psychoactive drugs may represent a risk factor for drug misuse. Conversely, religious affiliation seems to play a protective role in terms of substance abuse. The objective of this study was to describe patterns of drug use in a sample of adolescents using ayahuasca within a religious setting. Forty-one adolescents from a Brazilian ayahuasca sect were compared with 43 adolescents who never drank ayahuasca. No significant differences were identified in terms of lifetime substance consumption. Throughout the previous year period, ayahuasca adolescents used less alcohol (46.3l%) than the comparison group (74.4%). Recent use of alcohol was also more frequent among the latter group (65.l%) than among ayahuasca drinkers (32.5%). Although not statistically significant, slight differences in terms of patterns of drug use were definitely observed among groups. Despite their early exposure to a hallucinogenic substance, adolescents using ayahuasca in a controlled setting were mostly comparable to controls except for a considerably smaller proportion of alcohol users. Religious affiliation may have played a central role as a possible protective factor for alcohol use. Thus, ayahuasca seems to be a relatively safe substance as far as drug misuse is concerned. |
| FORM FIELD Link |
Link |
| FORM FIELD Referência para Citação |
RefernciaparaCitao? |
Evelyn Doering-Silveira, M.Sc.; Charles S. Grob, M.D.; Marlene Dobkin de Rios, Ph.D.; Enrique Lopez, Psy.D.; Luisa K. Alonso, Ph.D.; Cristiane Tacla, Psy.; Dartiu Xavier Da Silveira,.M.D., Ph.D.Report on Psychoactive Drug Use Among Adolescents Using Ayahuasca Within a Religious Context. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, Volume 37 (2), June 2005. |
| FORM FIELD Observação |
Observao |
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