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Turnera diffusa – Damiana
A shrub with fragrant leaves, which grows in tropical America, Texas and California. Use: 2 tablespoons of the leaves are brought to boil...
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Turbina corymbosa – Ololiuhqui
Turbina corymbosa is also offered under the name Rivea corymbosa. It is a rare, white-blooming vine, that can be found in the mountains of...
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Theobroma cacao – Cacao
The cacao plant is a tree which is native to tropical America from Mexico to Chile, but also grown in Asia and...
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Tabernanthe iboga – Iboga
Tropical African shrub or small tree, a member of the dogbane family with glossy leaves and small, pink and white flowers. Use:...
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Strychnos nux vomica – Poison nut, strychnine tree
The poison nut is a tree, that grows in Southeast Asia and Australia. Use: 1–5 mg of pure strychnine, maximum daily dose 10 mg....
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Sophora secundiflora – Texas mountain laurel
What was used is the red bean of an ever-green shrub of Mexico and Texas. The beans were, just like the beans of another...
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Smilax havanensis – Chaneyroot
The chaneyroot is a woody liana that grows in great masses out of a yellowish, gnarled, polymorph rootstock. The climbing stalks of the plant carry...
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Sassafras albidum – Sassafras
Sassafras is a tree with bluish leaves, which grows in the forests in the northeast of the USA. Use: Used are the bark of the...
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Salvia divinorum – Diviner’s sage, Ska maria pastora
A sage-species with characteristic thick tetragonal stalks. The stalks often show thin leafy fringes. This plant occurs naturally only in South Mexico, and even there...
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Rauwolfia serpentina – Indian snakeroot
The Snakeroot is an Indian shrub. Its roots have been medically used for a long time. Mahatma Gandhi drank daily a cup of snakeroot-tea. German...