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Algerian Blend is a mixture of 6 different psychoactive herbs, soaked in the resin of renowned sedative herbs. This produces a smooth and even burning smoke, which is probably the strongest legal smoking mix available.

White Lotus or White Waterlily (Nymphaea Alba) contains the psychoactive compounds nupharine and nymphaeine, which have euphoric, sedative and narcotic effects. According to some sources Waterlily is also a potent aphrodisiac.

Usage: To make a tea, take 5 grams per person and let it steep in hot water for ten to fifteen minutes. You can also soak the flowers in an alcoholic drink for several hours. Use approximately 5 grams per bottle. Do not exceed recommended dosage: White Lotus makes the wine bitter and hard to drink.

This amazing herb has been used for centuries for mood enhancement. Traditionally Kanna is chewed or consumed as a tea. Its famed qualities are elevating mood, decreasing anxiety and stress. The major alkaloids responsible for its effects are Aptenia and Mesembrine.

More info here – http://www.erowid.org/plants/kanna/

Concentrated extract of the relaxing Passiflora Incarnata herb. 1 gram of this extract equals to 5 grams of dried plant material. May be used to release tension or as a sleeping aid. Mildly hallucinogenic at higher dosages

Passionflower is usually made into a tea. A common dosage is 0,3 to 0,5 grams per day.

For a hallucinogenic tea let 3-4 grams steep in hot water for about half an hour. At these kinds of dosages, be aware of the MAO inhibiting qualities.

Wormwood is the main ingredient of the legendary drink absinthe, which was invented in 1792 by a French doctor. Intended as a medicine, it became very popular as a recreational drink. The effects are narcotic and mildly hallucinogenic.

Usage: Soak 1 teaspoon in a cup of hot but not boiling water. The tea has a bitter taste, which can hardly be avoided. You can mix it with peppermint leaves or anise.

To make Absinthe, soak 40 grams (1½ oz.) of wormwood for a couple of weeks in ½ liter of liquor. After sifting it, the drink is ready for use. Take one small glass at first and wait for the effects before taking more.

Leonurus sibiricus is also known as Siberian motherwort and little marijuana. This bush, reaching 1-2 meters has been used in traditional Asian medicin for many centuries for its relaxing and soothing effects. It is said to help against potency problems, menstruation problems and bruises. In South America and Mexico the herb was nicknamed “marihuanilla” (little marijuana). Mixed in a blend of herbs or used on itself, it is said to be a mild intoxicant.

Leonotis leonurus also known as Lion’s Tail or Wild Dagga, an ingredient used in the spice blends, and used by many as a marijuana alternative. It is also commonly made into a medicinal tea, which is favored for the hypnotic focus it gives. The Hottentot tribe of Southern Africa used it because of its calming, sedative and euphoric effects. It grows mainly in southern and eastern Africa, where it is widely used as a substitute for Cannabis.

It is Nymphaea caerulea (blue lotus) which was used in ancient Egypt as a key to good health, sex, and re-birth. An aphrodisiac for both men and women as well as a general remedy for all illness. Enhancing sexual vigor and general good health. A tonic like ginseng, pain reliever like arnica, circulation stimulant richer than ginkgo biloba, and sexual stimulant richer than Viagra. Creating a feeling of well-being, euphoria and ecstasy.

Damiana (Turnera diffusa) is an invigorating aphrodisiac which produces a mellow, relaxing high that lasts about two hours.

Damiana is also a muscle relaxant as well as a sexual stimulant that improves blood circulation in the genital area. It contains compounds that directly stimulate the senses. When used regularly for a longer period of time Damiana strengthens the erection in men and helps to restore the hormonal balance in women.

It works as a wonderful tobacco replacement in your smoking blends……..