And they're reserved only for Native American churches, correct?

而且它们只为美洲原住民教堂保留，对吗？

Already, there are three churches in America where that's legal, two ayahuasca churches and the Native American church.

在美国，已经有三个教堂是合法的，两个死藤水教堂和美国原住民教堂。

Still, he never cut his long braids and advocated for the Native American Church and the use of peyote.

尽管如此，他从未剪掉长长的辫子，并提倡美洲原住民教会和使用仙人掌。

And this was why it was used in these Native American churches, right, because they were dealing with -- Trauma.

这就是为什么它被用在这些美洲原住民教堂中，对，因为他们正在处理——创伤。

So is this a kind of roadmap reframing the way we think about other drugs, I mean the way the Native American church uses it?

那么这是一种重新定义我们对其他药物的看法的路线图，我的意思是美国原住民教会使用它的方式吗？

He is a Native American man who ingested peyote as  part of a Native American church ceremony and was fired for taking illegal drugs at the time.

他是一名美国原住民，在美国原住民教堂仪式上服用仙人掌，当时因服用非法药物而被解雇。

But you do get to hear Al Smith in his  own words describing his story, his background, his—his struggle with alcoholism,   his decision to take peyote when he became part of the Native American church.

拉蒂夫：但你确实可以听到阿尔·史密斯用他自己的话描述他的故事、他的背景、他与酗酒的斗争，以及当他成为美洲原住民教会的一员时他决定服用仙人掌。