Drugs and Poisons . Psychedelics, toxic substances, poisonous animals and plants", written by Petrov B. and . and Revyako T. and . It is a fascinating and informative exploration of a world where the boundaries between nature and human experience are blurred. This work will be a real find for anyone interested in biology, medicine, culture and psychoactive substances. In this book, the authors immerse the reader in the exciting world of psychedelics and toxic substances, revealing their effects on the human body and psyche. They investigate how various poisons and drugs have been used in human history, from ancient rituals to modern medical research. This work is not only informative, but also provocative, forcing us to think about how we perceive and use substances that can both heal and destroy. The book will be of interest to a wide audience: from students and specialists in the field of medicine and biology to fans of scientific literature and just curious readers seeking to expand their horizons. If you are passionate about the topics of psychology, neurobiology or cultural studies, then “Drugs and Poisons” will be a real discovery for you. It is suitable for both young people and a more mature audience, ready for in-depth analysis and reflection on complex issues. The topics raised in the book concern not only scientific aspects, but also ethical, social and cultural issues related to drug and poison use. The authors examine how different cultures have used psychoactive substances in rituals and traditions, and how this affects modern society. They also raise important questions about addiction, drug legalization, and drug use, making the book relevant in light of contemporary discussions. Petrov and Revyako's style is distinguished by depth of analysis and accessibility of presentation. They skillfully combine scientific facts with fascinating stories, which makes reading easy and fascinating. The authors are not afraid to raise sharp questions and express their own opinion, which adds special value to the book. Their previous work also deserves attention: Petrov is known for his research in the field of toxicology, and Revyako is known for popularizing science and medical knowledge. This book not only expands knowledge about drugs and poisons, but also makes us think about how we perceive the world around us. It raises important questions about how society treats psychoactive substances, and how this attitude changes over time. Readers interested in topics such as the effects of drugs on consciousness, the use of poisonous plants in medicine, and the cultural aspects of psychedelics will find many interesting facts and deep reflections in this book. “Drugs and Poisons” is not just a scientific work, but a real excursion into a world where science meets culture, and history meets modernity. This work will be an important contribution to your library if you seek to understand the complex mechanisms of human-nature interaction. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating world, which opens before you the book of Petrov and Revyako ..