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Bluelighter
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Well, given that bufotenine is endogenous, I would guess it's not toxic at all. There has been lots of controversy given the subject of the toxicity of bufotenine recently, and I don't know what to make of it, but my guess is it's not toxic in the brain as it seems to produce toxic PNS effects only in some forms (such as the HCL salt form, which is unavoidable if it is consumed orally) - possibly because of the poor BBB crossing properties of these forms. Whatever the case - it's highly unlikely something toxic to the body would be produced endogenously. It sounds like an evolutionary contradiction.