OK.

So here's a question. How do you create a safer place for personal safety then?

Ahh...You sort of regulate things. You make checks. You quality control things, you make sure that people are told truth's so that they can make safer empowered decisions. You accept that people will do stuff regardless, so you make it safer for them, etc.

Now look to the Amazon, and despite Ayahuasca being legal, it is unregulated, so Charlatons can get into the trade; Some people are dying because of simple things like lack of medical CARE because of Nicotine purges gone wrong, ETC. This is why it is important that if something like this is legal, that some kind of safety mechanism needs to be in place to protect the consumer, as well as the industry. Luckily 'some' reputable centres are doing something about this, and are in some kind of an association, although this is better than nothing, it's still unregulated, so people need to step carefully.

If this were to happen in a 1'st world country, then some kind regulation would be essential. In fact in Europe untill recently 'legal highs' were sold and banned because of issues that were related to it being an unregulated industry. If it was regulated, then it may have still been in operation as some kinds of safety mechanisms would have been in place, thus preventing the negative scenarios leading to negative press, and a total ban on all psychoactive substances-apart from Alcohol and Tobacco.