Tryptamine and AMT are synthetic and naturally inspired chemical compounds studied in scientific and educational contexts. Tryptamine is a naturally occurring chemical structure found in the human body and in some plants, forming the basis for many psychoactive substances. AMT (Alpha-Methyltryptamine) is a synthetic research chemical derived from tryptamine and classified as a stimulant and psychoactive compound. Neither compound is approved for medical use, and both carry potential health and legal risks. Learning about these substances helps students understand chemical structures, classification, safety concerns, and public health awareness.