Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
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Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
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Objetivo. Este artículo pretende ofrecer una visión de los centros a nivel global que utilizan derivados de plantas o animales para el tratamiento de trastornos por uso de sustancias y ofrecer una reflexión sobre el concepto de drogas como agentes medicinales o tóxicos según el contexto de uso, cultura y política. Metodología. Hemos considerado algunas prácticas provenientes de África, Asia, Europa y las Américas, realizando una investigación basada en literatura científica, intercambio de información con centros de tratamiento, búsquedas en Internet y la experiencia personal de los autores. Resultados y discusión. Se describen diferentes casos de uso de medicinas naturales, incluyendo derivados psicoactivos de la Tabernanthe iboga y Bufo a... Ver más

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spelling Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
Plant based assisted therapy for the treatment of substance use disorders part 2 : beyond blurred boundaries.
Objetivo. Este artículo pretende ofrecer una visión de los centros a nivel global que utilizan derivados de plantas o animales para el tratamiento de trastornos por uso de sustancias y ofrecer una reflexión sobre el concepto de drogas como agentes medicinales o tóxicos según el contexto de uso, cultura y política. Metodología. Hemos considerado algunas prácticas provenientes de África, Asia, Europa y las Américas, realizando una investigación basada en literatura científica, intercambio de información con centros de tratamiento, búsquedas en Internet y la experiencia personal de los autores. Resultados y discusión. Se describen diferentes casos de uso de medicinas naturales, incluyendo derivados psicoactivos de la Tabernanthe iboga y Bufo alvarius. Conclusiones. Las fronteras borrosas entre considerar el consumo de drogas como un crimen o un problema de salud podrían superarse inspirándose en la antigua sabiduría de las medicinas tradicionales.
Objective. This article aims to offer a vision of the centers at a global level that use derivatives of plants or animals for the treatment of substance use disorders, and to offer a reflection on the concept of drugs as medicinal or toxicant agents depending on the context of use, culture and policy. Methodology. Some practices coming from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas were considered, carrying out a research based on scientific literature, exchange of information with treatment centers, internet search and the personal experience of the authors. Results and Discussion. Different cases of the use of natural medicines are described including psychoactive derivatives of Tabernanthe iboga and Bufo alvarius. Conclusions. The blurred boundaries between considering drug consumption as a crime or as a health issue could be overcome by being inspired by the ancient wisdom of traditional medicines.
Polit, Matteo
Friso, Fabio
Mabit, Jacques
drogadicción
terapia asistida por plantas
trastornos por uso de sustancias (TUS)
medicinas tradicionales y complementarias
drug addiction
plant-assisted therapy
substance use disorders (SUDs)
traditional and complementary medicines
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title Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
spellingShingle Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
Polit, Matteo
Friso, Fabio
Mabit, Jacques
drogadicción
terapia asistida por plantas
trastornos por uso de sustancias (TUS)
medicinas tradicionales y complementarias
drug addiction
plant-assisted therapy
substance use disorders (SUDs)
traditional and complementary medicines
title_short Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
title_full Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
title_fullStr Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
title_full_unstemmed Terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
title_sort terapia asistida por plantas para el tratamiento de los trastornos por uso de sustancias parte 2 : más allá de los límites borrosos.
title_eng Plant based assisted therapy for the treatment of substance use disorders part 2 : beyond blurred boundaries.
description Objetivo. Este artículo pretende ofrecer una visión de los centros a nivel global que utilizan derivados de plantas o animales para el tratamiento de trastornos por uso de sustancias y ofrecer una reflexión sobre el concepto de drogas como agentes medicinales o tóxicos según el contexto de uso, cultura y política. Metodología. Hemos considerado algunas prácticas provenientes de África, Asia, Europa y las Américas, realizando una investigación basada en literatura científica, intercambio de información con centros de tratamiento, búsquedas en Internet y la experiencia personal de los autores. Resultados y discusión. Se describen diferentes casos de uso de medicinas naturales, incluyendo derivados psicoactivos de la Tabernanthe iboga y Bufo alvarius. Conclusiones. Las fronteras borrosas entre considerar el consumo de drogas como un crimen o un problema de salud podrían superarse inspirándose en la antigua sabiduría de las medicinas tradicionales.
description_eng Objective. This article aims to offer a vision of the centers at a global level that use derivatives of plants or animals for the treatment of substance use disorders, and to offer a reflection on the concept of drugs as medicinal or toxicant agents depending on the context of use, culture and policy. Methodology. Some practices coming from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas were considered, carrying out a research based on scientific literature, exchange of information with treatment centers, internet search and the personal experience of the authors. Results and Discussion. Different cases of the use of natural medicines are described including psychoactive derivatives of Tabernanthe iboga and Bufo alvarius. Conclusions. The blurred boundaries between considering drug consumption as a crime or as a health issue could be overcome by being inspired by the ancient wisdom of traditional medicines.
author Polit, Matteo
Friso, Fabio
Mabit, Jacques
author_facet Polit, Matteo
Friso, Fabio
Mabit, Jacques
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terapia asistida por plantas
trastornos por uso de sustancias (TUS)
medicinas tradicionales y complementarias
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terapia asistida por plantas
trastornos por uso de sustancias (TUS)
medicinas tradicionales y complementarias
drug addiction
plant-assisted therapy
substance use disorders (SUDs)
traditional and complementary medicines
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terapia asistida por plantas
trastornos por uso de sustancias (TUS)
medicinas tradicionales y complementarias
drug addiction
plant-assisted therapy
substance use disorders (SUDs)
traditional and complementary medicines
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