LSA seeds

Yopo is a green plant that is originally found in the Caribbean and South America. The beans, or edible seeds, of this Anadenanthera Peregrina have been used for thousands of years for their psychoactive effect. It provides a powerful experience that lasts about an hour and a half, including after-effects....

This plant is a rare example of a hallucinogen whose qualities have only recently been discovered. While its cousins ​​from the Convolvulaceae family such as Rivea corymbosa (Ololiuhqui) and Ipomoea Purpurea (Morning Glory) have been used for centuries in shamanic rituals in Latin America, Hawaiian baby woodrose was not yet...

The psychoactive substance in the Morning Glory, also known as Blue Bindweed, is called LSA (Lyserg Sauer Amide). This is similar in effect to LSD. That is not strange. Because it was created in a laboratory in 1938 by Albert Hoffman, who was best known as the inventor of LSD....

Oloiuqui, or Rivea Corymbosa, is a plant species that usually produces white flowers. The seeds of the Rivea Corymbosa have been used for various purposes for centuries, mainly because of their psychoactive and medicinal effects. Mexican Aztecs called the seeds Ololiuqui, which means round grain. Using the seeds gives an...