http://nature.hightoxic.com/feed/? Latest topics Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:31:59 GMT 10 http://i32.servimg.com/u/f32/11/90/38/55/banner10.jpg http://nature.hightoxic.com/feed/? http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/solanum-dulcamara-bittersweet-nightshade-t88.htm Admin All parts are poisonous, containing solanine and causing fatigue, paralysis, convulsions and diarrhea. Rarely fatal. Toxic Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:31:59 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/solanum-dulcamara-bittersweet-nightshade-t88.htm#88 http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/solanum-dulcamara-bittersweet-nightshade-t88.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/azalea-shrubs-t87.htm Admin All parts of the plant are poisonous and cause nausea, vomiting, depression, breathing difficulties, coma. Rarely fatal. Toxic Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:30:59 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/azalea-shrubs-t87.htm#87 http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/azalea-shrubs-t87.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/autumn-crocus-t86.htm Admin The bulbs are poisonous and cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. Can be fatal. Toxic Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:29:58 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/autumn-crocus-t86.htm#86 http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/autumn-crocus-t86.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/aconite-wolfsbane-monkshood-aconitum-napellus-t85.htm Admin The poison is concentrated in the unripe seed pods and roots, but all parts are poisonous. Causes digestive upset, nervous excitement. The juice in plant parts is often fatal. Toxic Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:29:30 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/aconite-wolfsbane-monkshood-aconitum-napellus-t85.htm#85 http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/aconite-wolfsbane-monkshood-aconitum-napellus-t85.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/tomato-solanum-lycopersicum-t84.htm Admin Foliage and vines contain alkaloid poisons which cause digestive upset and nervous excitement. Poisonous food plants Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:27:06 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/tomato-solanum-lycopersicum-t84.htm#84 http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/tomato-solanum-lycopersicum-t84.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/rhubarb-rheum-rhaponticum-t83.htm Admin Leaves, but not stems, contain oxalic acid salts, causing kidney disorders, convulsions, coma. Rarely fatal. Poisonous food plants Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:26:35 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/rhubarb-rheum-rhaponticum-t83.htm#83 http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/rhubarb-rheum-rhaponticum-t83.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/potato-solanum-tuberosum-t82.htm Admin Foliage and green-tinged tubers are toxic, containing the glycoalkaloid solanine, which develops as a result of exposure to light. Causes intense digestive disturbances, nervous symptoms Poisonous food plants Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:26:00 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/potato-solanum-tuberosum-t82.htm#82 http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/potato-solanum-tuberosum-t82.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/cherry-prunus-cerasus-t81.htm Admin As well as other species (Prunus spp) such as peach (Prunus persica), plum (Prunus domestica), almond (Prunus dulcis) and apricot (Prunus armeninaca). Leaves and seeds contain cyanogenic glycosides Poisonous food plants Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:25:39 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/cherry-prunus-cerasus-t81.htm#81 http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/cherry-prunus-cerasus-t81.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/apple-malus-domestica-t80.htm Admin Seeds contain cyanogenic glycosides; although the amount found in most apples won't kill a person, with enough seeds (hundreds), one could die from it. Poisonous food plants Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:25:06 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/apple-malus-domestica-t80.htm#80 http://nature.hightoxic.com/poisonous-food-plants-f18/apple-malus-domestica-t80.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/poison-plants-t79.htm Admin DANGEROUS, please watch out what are you doing with this. Toxic Sun, 20 Jan 2008 11:35:01 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/poison-plants-t79.htm#79 http://nature.hightoxic.com/toxic-f3/poison-plants-t79.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/legal-highs-f4/legal-high-t78.htm Admin Here you can find plants that are legal and they can bring a euphoria or other effects like illegal drugs. Legal Highs Sun, 20 Jan 2008 11:22:13 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/legal-highs-f4/legal-high-t78.htm#78 http://nature.hightoxic.com/legal-highs-f4/legal-high-t78.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/mate-_ilex-paraguayensis-t77.htm Admin forests of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay.
Usage: Leaves steeped in hot water and drunk.
Active Constituents: Caffeine and other purines.
Effects: Stimulant. Not as upsetting to system as coffee or tea.
Contraindications: Long-term excessive use of caffeine may cause
nervousness, insomnia, habituation.
Supplier: MGH, health stores.]]> Sedatives Sun, 20 Jan 2008 11:18:24 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/mate-_ilex-paraguayensis-t77.htm#77 http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/mate-_ilex-paraguayensis-t77.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/shamanic-f2/shamanic-plants-t76.htm Admin Here you can find everything about plants that has shamans used to heal and comunicate with the ghost. Shamanic Sat, 19 Jan 2008 17:04:51 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/shamanic-f2/shamanic-plants-t76.htm#76 http://nature.hightoxic.com/shamanic-f2/shamanic-plants-t76.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/discussion-f7/expiriences-t75.htm Admin Here you can open your self to others and tell us about your expirience Discussion Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:48:48 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/discussion-f7/expiriences-t75.htm#75 http://nature.hightoxic.com/discussion-f7/expiriences-t75.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/yohimbe-corynanthe-yohimbe-t74.htm Admin Material: The inner bark of a tropical West African tree. Usage: 6-10 tsp. of shaved bark boiled 10 minutes in 1 pt. water, strained and sipped slowly. Addition of 500 mg vitamin C per cup makes it take effect more quickly and potently (probably by forming easily assimilated ascorbates of the alkaloids). Active Constituents: Yohimbine, yohimbiline, ajmaline (indole- type alkaloids). Effects: First effects after 30 minutes (15 minutes with vitamin C), warm, pleasant spinal ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:45:59 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/yohimbe-corynanthe-yohimbe-t74.htm#74 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/yohimbe-corynanthe-yohimbe-t74.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/yage-banisteriopsis-caapi-t73.htm Admin Material: Lower parts of stem from vine found in Amazone and Orinoco basins of South America. Usage: Stem is pounded in mortar, usually with other local psychoactive materials (mostly solanaceous plants), boiled in just enough water 2-24 hours, strained, reduced to 1/10 volume. 4 oz. cup is drunk by natives. Others should start with 1/4 this amount. Active Constituents: Harmine, haraline, harmalol, and tetrahydroharmine. Approximately 500 mg total alkaloids per 4 oz. cup prepared ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:45:25 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/yage-banisteriopsis-caapi-t73.htm#73 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/yage-banisteriopsis-caapi-t73.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/wormwood-artemisia-absinthium-t72.htm Admin Material: Leaves and stems of common herb. Usage: Bitter essential oil is extracted into alcohol. Sometimes combined with Pernod or anisette to make absinthe. Active Constituents: Absinthine (a dimeric guaianolide), anabsinthin, and a volatile oil mainly consisting of thujone. Effects: Narcotic. Contraindications: Excessive long-term use of liqueur may be habit-forming and debilitating. Ingestion of volatile oil or liqueur may cause GI disturbances, nervousness, stupor, and ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:44:52 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/wormwood-artemisia-absinthium-t72.htm#72 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/wormwood-artemisia-absinthium-t72.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/l-tryptophan-1-alpha-aminoindole-3-propionic-acid-t71.htm Admin Usage: 5-8 grams are ingested on empty stomach.
Effects: Drowsiness, euphoria, and mental changes similar to mild
(5 mg) dose of psilocybin.
Contraindications: Tendency to fall asleep. Excessive use could
cause dietary amino acid imbalance.
Supplier: CS, 500 mg tablets from some heatlh food stores.]]> Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:43:25 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/l-tryptophan-1-alpha-aminoindole-3-propionic-acid-t71.htm#71 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/l-tryptophan-1-alpha-aminoindole-3-propionic-acid-t71.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/syrian-rue-peganum-harmala-t70.htm Admin also active but seldom used.)
Usage: 1 oz. seeds are thoroughly chewed and swallowed. Most
effective when combined with other psychotropic materials, especially
those containing tropanes.
Active Constituents: Harmine, harmaline, and harmalol.
Effects and Contraindications: Hallucinogen; see HARMINE et al.
Supplier: MGH (inquire).]]> Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:42:32 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/syrian-rue-peganum-harmala-t70.htm#70 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/syrian-rue-peganum-harmala-t70.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/so-ksi-mirabilis-multiflora-t69.htm Admin Material: Root of magenta-flowered perennial found at elevations of 2500-5000 ft. on hillsides among rocks and shrubs throughout aArizona, Utah, Colorado, and northern Mexico. Usage: Large root is chewed and juice is swallowed. Used by Hopi medicine men for diagnostic divination. Active Constituents: Unidentified. Effects: Hallucinogen. Contraindications: None known. Root of similar species _M. jalapa_ (four-o'clocks) may possess similar activity, but is also powerful emetic. Supplier: ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:42:04 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/so-ksi-mirabilis-multiflora-t69.htm#69 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/so-ksi-mirabilis-multiflora-t69.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/scopolamine-hydrobromide-t68.htm Admin Material: Hydrobromide salt of tropane alkaloid found in belladonna, datura, and other solanaceous plants. Usage: 0.5-5 mg orally on empty stomach. Effects: CNS depressant, anticholinergic, sedative in small doses (0.3-0.8 mg). Euphoriant, hallucinogen, and narcotic in larger doses. Takes effect within 15 minutes; last 4-12 hours. Contraindications: Dry mouth and mucous membranes, blurred vision, difficulty swallowing, hot dry skin, headache, restless fatigue. Must not be ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:41:15 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/scopolamine-hydrobromide-t68.htm#68 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/scopolamine-hydrobromide-t68.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/san-pedro-trichocereus-pachanoi-t67.htm Admin Material: Tall branching cactus from Peru and Ecuador. Usage: A piece 3 inches in diameter by 3-6 inchest long is cut, peeled and eaten (do not waste that which clings to the inside of the skin as it is most potent), or instead of peeling, msh it or cut it into small pieces and boil in 1 quart water for 2 hours, strain, and drink slowly. Active Constituents: Mescaline (1.2 g/kg fresh weight), homoveratrylamine, 3-methoxytyramine. Effects: Similar to peyote but more tranquil. ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:40:44 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/san-pedro-trichocereus-pachanoi-t67.htm#67 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/san-pedro-trichocereus-pachanoi-t67.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/reserpine-345-trimethoxybenzoyl-methyl-reserpate-t66.htm Admin Material: Major active indole-based alkaloid in _Rauwolfia_ spp. Usage: 0.05-2.5 mg orally. Effects: Hypotensive, sedative, tranquilizer. Depletes serotonin and norepinephrine in brain tissue. Delayed but prolonged effect. See INDIAN SNAKEROOT. Contraindications: Usually safe if not taken in overdoses or excessively. Too much, or in sensitive individuals, may case nasal stuffiness, diarrhea, slowed heartbeat, drowsiness, fatigue. Too frequent use may cause weight gain. MAO ... Sedatives Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:40:09 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/reserpine-345-trimethoxybenzoyl-methyl-reserpate-t66.htm#66 http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/reserpine-345-trimethoxybenzoyl-methyl-reserpate-t66.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/rescinnamine-345-trimethoxycinnamoyl-methyl-reserpate-t65.htm Admin Usage: 0.5-2.5 mg orally.
Effects: Hypotensive, sedative, tranquilizer similar to
reserpine.
Contraindications: Similar to reserpine but less severe.
Supplier: CS.]]> Sedatives Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:39:40 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/rescinnamine-345-trimethoxycinnamoyl-methyl-reserpate-t65.htm#65 http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/rescinnamine-345-trimethoxycinnamoyl-methyl-reserpate-t65.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/psilocybe-mushrooms-psilocybe-mexicana-t64.htm Admin Material: Carpophores and nycelia of this mushroom, found in southern Mexico and of other chemically related species (see below) found in North and South America. Usage: 4-20 fresh mushrooms are consumed on empty stomach. Number depends upon size, species, time of harvest, and individual's tolerance. Active Constituents: Psilocybin and psilocin. Effects: Musculare relaxation and mild visual changes during first 15-30 minutes followed by giddiness, straying of concentration, ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:38:53 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/psilocybe-mushrooms-psilocybe-mexicana-t64.htm#64 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/psilocybe-mushrooms-psilocybe-mexicana-t64.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/pemoline-magnesium-2-imino-5-phenyl-4-oxazolidinonato2-t63.htm Admin Material: A complex from equimolar mixture of pemoline and magnesium hydroxide under study in Abbott Laboratories as an adjunct to learning and memory. Usage: 50-100 mg taken orally each morning for 10-14 consecutive days. The effects are cumulative. Results are most noticeable when combined with high protein diet, abundant vitamin C and balanced B complex intake, and adequate calcium and magnesium consumption. For more pronounced and immediate effects as a cerebral and CNS ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:38:17 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/pemoline-magnesium-2-imino-5-phenyl-4-oxazolidinonato2-t63.htm#63 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/pemoline-magnesium-2-imino-5-phenyl-4-oxazolidinonato2-t63.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/pemoline-2-imino-5-phenyl-4-oxazolidinone-t62.htm Admin Usage: 20-50 mg orally.
Effects: Mental stimulant with very little CNS stimulant, lasting
6-12 hours.
Contraindications: No serious side effects. Insomnia may occur
if sufficient time is not allowed between taking permoline and
retiring.
Supplier: CS.]]> Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:37:40 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/pemoline-2-imino-5-phenyl-4-oxazolidinone-t62.htm#62 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/pemoline-2-imino-5-phenyl-4-oxazolidinone-t62.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/passionflower-passiflora-incarnata-t61.htm Admin Material: Leaves and stems of perennial vine native to West Indies and southern USA, now cultivated throughout world. Usage: May be smoked, steeped as tea (1/2 oz./1 pt. boiled water) or reduced to crude alkaloidal mix. Active Constituents: Harmine and related alkaloids. Approximately 1 g mixed harmal alkaloids per kg. Also several unidentified alkaloids. Effects: Smoked, very mild, short-lasting marijuana-like high. Tea, tranquilizer and sedative. Harmala alkaloids are hallucinogens. Contraindications: ... Marijuana Like High Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:37:14 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/passionflower-passiflora-incarnata-t61.htm#61 http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/passionflower-passiflora-incarnata-t61.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/nutmeg-myristican-fragrans-t60.htm Admin Material: Seed of tropical evergreen tree found in East and West Indies. Usage: 5-20 grams of whole or ground nutmeg is ingested. Active Constituents: Methylenedioxy-substituted compounds: myristicin (non-amine precursor of 3-methoxy-4,5- methylenedioxyamephatemine [MMDA]), elemicin, and safrole (non-amine precursor of 3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine [MDA]). These and other aromatic fractions combine synergistically to produce psychotropic effect. Terpenes enhance absorption. Effects: ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:36:43 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/nutmeg-myristican-fragrans-t60.htm#60 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/nutmeg-myristican-fragrans-t60.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/mormon-tea-ephedra-nevadensis-t59.htm Admin Material: Above-ground parts of leafless desert shrub found in American Southwest. Usage: 1/2 oz./1 pt. water boiled 10 minutes. Active Constituents: D-norpseudoephedrine. (Note: In contrast to the Asian species _E. equisetina_ and _E. sinica,_ _E. nevadensis_ contains little or not ephedrine.) Effects: Stimulant. Also relieves congestion and asthma. Contraindications: No serious side effects known. May depress appetite if used to excess. Supplier: Dried herb, MGH; viable ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:36:05 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/mormon-tea-ephedra-nevadensis-t59.htm#59 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/mormon-tea-ephedra-nevadensis-t59.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/5-meo-dmt-5-methoxy-nn-dimethyltryptamine-t58.htm Admin Material: Indole-based alkaloid found in seeds, pods, bark, and resins of several South American trees, including _Piptadenia peregrina_ and _Virola calophylla,_ used in the snuffs yopo, epena, and parica. Usage: 3.5-5 mg are places on top of parsley flakes in a small- bowl hash pipe and smoked in one inhalation, or broken into fine particles and snuffed. Effects: Overwhelming psychedelic effects occur almost instantly, softening to a pleasant LSD-like sensation after 2-3 ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:35:37 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/5-meo-dmt-5-methoxy-nn-dimethyltryptamine-t58.htm#58 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/5-meo-dmt-5-methoxy-nn-dimethyltryptamine-t58.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/maraba-kaempferia-galanga-t57.htm Admin Malaya, and the Moluccas.
Usage: Rhizome chewed and ingested.
Active Constituents: Unidentified substance(s) in volatile oils
of rhizome.
Effects: Hallucinogen.
Contraindications: None known. Has long history of medicinal
use.
Supplier: MGH (inquire).]]> Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:34:31 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/maraba-kaempferia-galanga-t57.htm#57 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/maraba-kaempferia-galanga-t57.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/mandrake-mandragora-officinarum-t56.htm Admin perennial plant found in fields and stony places of southern Europe.
Usage: Brew made from boiling crushed root.
Active Constituents: Scopolamine, hyoscyamine, mandragorine, and
other tropanes.
Effects: Hallucinations followed by deathlike trance and sleep.
Contraindications: Same as thornapple. Said to cause insanity.
Not recommended.
Supplier: Must be obtained in Europe.]]> Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:33:59 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/mandrake-mandragora-officinarum-t56.htm#56 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/mandrake-mandragora-officinarum-t56.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/madagascar-periwinkle-catharanthus-roseus-t55.htm Admin Material: Leaves of everblooming subshrub native to Madagascar, now grown as ornamental throughout USA and found in Florida. Usage: Dried leaves are smoked. Active Constituents: Indole alkaloids resembling ibogaine: akuammine, catahrosine, vindoline, vincristine, vinblastine, vincamine. Effects: Euphoria and hallucinations. Vincamine improves mental ability in cerebrovascular disorders. Contraindications: Causes immedate reduction of white corpuscles. Excessive or prolonged ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:33:33 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/madagascar-periwinkle-catharanthus-roseus-t55.htm#55 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/madagascar-periwinkle-catharanthus-roseus-t55.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/lobella-lobelia-inflata-t54.htm Admin Material: Leaves, stems, and seeds of North American plant sometimes called Indian tobacco. Usage: May be smoked or steeped -- 1 tbsp./pt. water. Active Constituents: Lobeline -- 2-[6-(beta-hydroxy-phenethyl)-1- methyl-2-piperidyl] acetophenone -- and related alkaloids. Effects: When smoked, produces mild marijuana-like euphoria and improves mental clarity. Tea acts simultaneously as a stimulant and relaxant. Lesser amounts tend to act as stimulant; larger amounts as a relaxant. ... Marijuana Like High Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:33:02 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/lobella-lobelia-inflata-t54.htm#54 http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/lobella-lobelia-inflata-t54.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/lion-s-tail-leonotis-leonurus-t53.htm Admin Material: Resins from leaves of tall South African perennial shrub found in gardens of warmer parts of U.S. Usage: Dark green resin is scraped or extracted form leaves and flower parts and added to tobacco or other smoking mixtures. Dried leaves may also be smoked or chewed. Active Constituents: Unidentified resinous materials (possibly leonurine). Effects: Euphoric, marijuana-like experience. Contraindications: Persistent use may lead to habituation (same degree as tobacco). Supplier: ... Marijuana Like High Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:32:18 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/lion-s-tail-leonotis-leonurus-t53.htm#53 http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/lion-s-tail-leonotis-leonurus-t53.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/kola-nuts-cola-nitida-t52.htm Admin Material: Seeds of African tree. Usage: Seeds are chewed or ground and boiled in water, 1 tbsp./cup. Active Constituents: Caffeine 2%, theobromine, kolanin (a glucoside). Effects: Stimulant and economizer of muscular and nervous energies. Aids combustion of fats and carbohydrates, reduces combustion of nitrogen and phosphorus in the body. Contraindications: Long-term excessive use of caffeine may cause nervousness, insomnia, habituation. Supplier: MGH. Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:31:47 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/kola-nuts-cola-nitida-t52.htm#52 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/kola-nuts-cola-nitida-t52.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/khat-catha-edulis-t51.htm Admin Material: Fresh leaves and stems of shrub or three found in wooded areas of Ethiopia. Now cultivated in neighboring lands. Usage: Fresh leaves are chewed or brewed as tea. Active Constituents: Norpseudoephedrine, vitamin C (which helps to counteract some bad effects of the drug). Effects: Stimulation, euphoria, mental clarity, followed occasionally by hallucinations terminating in drowsiness, sleep, or depression. Respiratory and pulse rate increase. Contraindications: Initial ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:31:14 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/khat-catha-edulis-t51.htm#51 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/khat-catha-edulis-t51.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/kava-kava-piper-methysticum-t50.htm Admin Material: Root pulp and lower stems of tall perennial shrub from South Pacific islands, Hawaiian Islands, and New Guinea. Usage: In the islands two methods are used. If dried kava roots are simply made into a tea, the water-soluble components are released and it acts as a mild stimulating tonic. If materials are first chewed, then spit into a bowl and mixed with coconut milk, powerful narcotic resins are released in emulsion. Those who do not wish to pre-chew the root may ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:30:42 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/kava-kava-piper-methysticum-t50.htm#50 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/kava-kava-piper-methysticum-t50.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/juniper-juniperas-macropoda-t49.htm Admin Materials: Leaves and branches of bush or tree found in northwestern Himalayan area. Berries of some juniper species are used in gin. Usage: Leaves and branches are spread upon embers of fire. Person places blanket over head while inhaling smoke. Active Constituents: Psychotropic agent uncertain. Nonacosanol,beta-D-glucoside of beta-sitosterol, sugiol (a diterpene ketone), and several glycosides and aglycones have been isolated. Effects: Intoxicant, hallucinogen, and deliriant. ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:30:15 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/juniper-juniperas-macropoda-t49.htm#49 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/juniper-juniperas-macropoda-t49.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/iochroma-iochroma_-spp-t48.htm Admin Material: Leaves of shrub of small tree with tubular flowers (purple, blue, scarlet, or white) found in wooded areas of Peru, Chile, and Colombia (especially Andean highlands); also cultivated in gardens in USA. Usage: Leaves are smoked or made into tea. Active Constituents: Unidentified (probably tropanes). Effects: Hallucinogen. Contraindications: Insufficient data. Caution advised with all tropane-bearing materials. Supplier: Cutting, RCS. Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:29:41 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/iochroma-iochroma_-spp-t48.htm#48 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/iochroma-iochroma_-spp-t48.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/intoxicating-mint-lagochilus-inebrians-t47.htm Admin Usage: Leaves are dried and steeped to make tea.
Active Constituents: Unidentified polyhydric alcohol.
Effects: Tranquilizer, intoxicant, mild hallucinogen.
Contraindications: None known.
Supplier: MGH (inquire first).]]> Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:29:01 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/intoxicating-mint-lagochilus-inebrians-t47.htm#47 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/intoxicating-mint-lagochilus-inebrians-t47.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/indian-snakeroot-rauwolfia-serpentina-t46.htm Admin Material: Root of shrub native to India. Usage: 50-150 mg of root is chewed and ingested. Active Constituents: Reserpine, rescinnamine, yohimbine, ajmaline, serpentine (indole alkaloids). Effects: Lowers blood pressure, tranquilizes mind without causing stupor and ataxia. Effects are delayed for several days to several weeks because reserpine must be converted in the body into secondary substances. Used medicinally to treat insanity and by holy men to produce states of tranquility ... Stimulants Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:28:25 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/indian-snakeroot-rauwolfia-serpentina-t46.htm#46 http://nature.hightoxic.com/stimulants-f16/indian-snakeroot-rauwolfia-serpentina-t46.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/hops-humulus-lupulus-t45.htm Admin Material: Flaky-textured and pleasantly bitter fruiting parts of perennial vine used as a flavoring in beer brewing. Usage: May be smoked like marijuana, extracted into alcohol or steeped in water (1 oz./pt.). Active Constituents: Lupuline (a resinous powder chemically related to THC). Effects: Sedative: When smoked gives mild marijuana-like high with sedative qualities. Contraindications: Excessive use over a long period may cause dizziness, mental stupor, and mild jaundice ... Marijuana Like High Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:27:50 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/hops-humulus-lupulus-t45.htm#45 http://nature.hightoxic.com/marijuana-like-high-f17/hops-humulus-lupulus-t45.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/henbane-hyoscyamus-niger-t44.htm Admin Material: Various parts of hairy, sticky biennial or annual found in waste places, roadsides, and sandy areas of Europe (sometimes USA). Usage: Leaves and seeds are smoked in India and Africa for inebriating effect. Brew made by boiling crushed roots. Active Constituents: Hyoscyamine, scopolamine, and other tropanes. Effects: Hallucinogen and sedative. Hyoscyamine is similar to atropine but more powerful in its effects upon the peripheral nervous system. Contraindications: ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:27:22 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/henbane-hyoscyamus-niger-t44.htm#44 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/henbane-hyoscyamus-niger-t44.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/heliotrope-valeriana-officinalis-t43.htm Admin Usage: 1/2 oz. boiled for 5 minutes in 1 pt. water, strained, and
drunk.
Active Constituents: Chatinine, valerine (alkaloids), valeric
(propylacetic) acid.
Effects: Tranquilizer and sedative.
Contraindications: Has unpleasant smell but tolerable taste. May
add honey.
Supplier: Herb, MGH; seeds, RCS.]]> Sedatives Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:26:49 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/heliotrope-valeriana-officinalis-t43.htm#43 http://nature.hightoxic.com/sedatives-f15/heliotrope-valeriana-officinalis-t43.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/harmine-7-methoxy-1-methyl-9h-pyrido-34-b-indole-t42.htm Admin Material: Indole-based alkaloid found in several places including _Banisteriopsis caapi_ (from which the South American hallucinogenic brew yage is prepared), _Peganum harmala_ (Syrian rue), _Zygophyllum fabago_ and _Passiflora incarnata._ Usage: 25-750 mg harmine (see effects) is ingested on an empty stomach. In its hydrochloride form harmine may be snorted (20-200 mg). Injection dosges are smaller: SC 40-70 mg, IV 10-30 mg. Absorbed poorly through stomach. Small doses (20-200 ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:25:42 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/harmine-7-methoxy-1-methyl-9h-pyrido-34-b-indole-t42.htm#42 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/harmine-7-methoxy-1-methyl-9h-pyrido-34-b-indole-t42.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/epena-virola-calophylla-t41.htm Admin Material: Red resin beneath the bark of tree found in rain forests of Colombia and Brazil. Usage: Resin scraped or boiled from bark, dried, pulverized, mixed with ashes, and snuffed. Active Constituents: N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), 5-methoxy-N,N- dimethyltryptamine (5-MeO-DMT), bufotenine. Effects: Powerful instantaneous hallucinogen. Peak effects last about 30 minutes. Color and size changes, dizziness. Aftereffects: buoyant feelings, pleasant stimulating lasting several ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:24:27 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/epena-virola-calophylla-t41.htm#41 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/epena-virola-calophylla-t41.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/donana-coryphanta-macromeris-t40.htm Admin Material: Small, spiny cactus from northern Mexico and southern Texas. Usage: Spines are removed and 8-12 fresh or dried cacti are consumed on an empty stomach. These may be chewed or crushed and brewed for 1 hour as tea. Active Constituents: Macromerine (L-alpha-3,4-diimethoxyphenyl- beta-dimethylaminoethanol), a beta-phenethylamine 1/5 the gram potency of mescaline. Effects: Hallucinogen somewhat similar to mescaline. Contraindications: Should not be taken in large doses ... Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:23:22 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/donana-coryphanta-macromeris-t40.htm#40 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/donana-coryphanta-macromeris-t40.htm http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/dill-amethum-graveolens-t39.htm Admin Usage: Oil is ingested.
Active Constituents: Dillapiole (non-amine precursor of 2,3-
dimethoxy-4,5-methylenedioxyamphetamine [DMMDA-2]).
Effects and contraindications: See PARSLEY.
Supplier: Spice section of grocery stores; herb dealers, MGH.
Viable seeds; B, FM, G, NK, RCS.]]> Hallucinogens Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:22:43 GMT http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/dill-amethum-graveolens-t39.htm#39 http://nature.hightoxic.com/hallucinogens-f13/dill-amethum-graveolens-t39.htm