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Sinicuichi (Heimia) also known as Sun Opener is a flowering shrub <BR> native from Mexico to Argentina which may have been employed by <BR> the Aztecs during trance rituals. It has been identified as one of the <BR> flowers on the Aztec statue of Xochipilli, God of Flowers and Dance. <BR> The natives hold Sinicuichi to be sacred and endowed with supernatural <BR> powers and that it helps them recall vividly the auditory events of many <BR> years earlier. <BR> <BR> Hemias contains several alkaloid as Heimidine, Lyfoline, Lythrine, <BR> Lythridine, Nesodine, Vertine, Cryogenine and other active alkaloid. Sinicuichi Extract 10 X €10.00 (Including tax)	Damiana Extract 4:1 €8.00 (Including tax)	Calea zacatechichi, Mexican Herb, 10 X Extract. <BR> <BR> Family: Compositae <BR> Genus: Calea. Species: zacatechichi <BR> Common Names: Calea, Mexican Dream Herb, Bittergrass. <BR> <BR> Calea zacatechichi is a plant known by the Chiapas and Chontal Indians <BR> of Mexico to obtain divinatory messages during dreaming. <BR> The Chontal Shaman call it "thepelakano" or leaves of god. <BR> Active Constituents: James Duke reported, in his Handbook Herbs, <BR> 0.01% of a crystalline alkaloid, C21H26O8. Psychoactive components <BR> uncertain but believed to be in aromatic and bitter principle. Calea Extract 10 X €8.00 (Including tax)
Kanna - (5gm) €10.00 (Including tax)	Yopo is also known as Anadenanthera Colubrina and is one of the four most widely used types of psychoactive substance in traditional South American Indian cultures, along with Tobacco, Ayahauasca and Virola species.<BR> <BR> Archaelogical remains of Anadenanthera Colubrina have been found all throughout South America and the West Indies. The two species of trees in the Anadenanthera genus (A. peregrina and A. colubrina) both have hallucinogenic properties and have been widely used to make powerful psychoactive snuffs or smoked in American Indian cultures Yopi yopo Cebil Seeds (Yopo) €8.00 (Including tax)	Leonotis leonorus, Wild Dagga Flower petals, also called "Lions Tail" <BR> because of its feathery gladiolus-like spiked flowers. Top of the Tops. <BR> <BR> Wild Dagga: Tall shrubby South African plant of the mint family with <BR> deep green foliage that elongates into long strips after flowering. <BR> Especially striking for its fiery orange, feathery flower tufts that bloom <BR> in spikes or balls. Leonotis leonurus contains marrubin, tannins, <BR> quinones, saponins, alkaloids and triterpene steroids were detected. <BR> <BR> Wild dagga is widely used in traditional medicine and has had a long <BR> entheogenic and therapeutic tradition among the Hottentot tribesmen <BR> of South Africa. Traditional the Wild Dagga flowerpetals where used <BR> as a cannabis substitute in parts of Africa. Wild Dagga Extract 10 X €9.00 (Including tax)
Passion Flower Extract 5 X €6.50 (Including tax)	Blue Lotus 5X €10.00 (Including tax)	Amanita Muscara - Dried Mushroom Powder €20.00 (Including tax)
Hawaiian Baby woodrose(8 seed vial) €15.00 (Including tax)