Can anyone direct me to the excellent paper written a couple of years ago by a female ethnobotanist who had been doing field work in the Ecuadorian Amazon (Rio Napo basin I believe) and believes that the strong DMT component in ayahuasca is (traditionally) a characteristic of the Iquitos area, and that ayahuasca (such as the original Colombian gage) is not necessarily psychedelic?

Google Gayle Highpine, maybe that is what you're looking for

This one?

http://www.ayahuasca.com...the-origin-of-ayahuasca/

Was it Gayle Highpine?
http://www.ayahuascacomm...the-origin-of-ayahuasca/


Was it a research paper or book?

Joan Parisi Wilcox touches on the subject very briefly in "Ayahuasca: The Visionary and Healing Powers of the Vine of the Soul"

Zoe helene is a female ethnobotanical to work with ayahuasca that has also briefly touched on the "origins" topic

Ana María Llamazares and Carlos Martínez Sarasola touch on this topic as well...

-eg

Thanks everyone that was indeed it! Namaste

Oh, I didn't even see nottwo' s link, my bad for posting it twice...

-eg