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Bufo Alvarius Toad Medicine | Aims of Use and Benefits
Bufo alvarius (aka Incilius alvarius, Colorado River toad, or Sapo Grande) is a Bufo toad species from Northern America that produces Bufotoxin, which [ ... ]

Kambo Medicine Explained | Frog Vaccine Health Benefits
Kambo, also known as Frog vaccine or Vacina do sapo (the Brazilian Portuguese name), consists of the poisonous secretions of the skin of the Kambo, th [ ... ]

Mapacho | Ritual and Ceremonial Use of Tobacco
Mapacho is the South American name for the tobacco plant Nicotiana rustica, which is typically found in rainforests. It’s sometimes also called [ ... ]

Difference Between Psychoactive, Psychedelic, Hallucinogenic, and Entheogenic
We often read or hear about herbs, plants, concoctions, drugs, or other substances that they induce psychoactive, psychedelic, hallucinogenic, and/or [ ... ]

Ayahuasca | Origin, Traditional Use, and Health Benefits
Ayahuasca (also spelled Ayawaska) is a psychoactive, psychedelic, hallucinogenic, and entheogenic decoction or brew, commonly made from the Banisterio [ ... ]

Cannabis Oils, Tinctures, and Capsules | CBD and THC
A common way to use CBD (Cannabidiol) and THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) is in the form of oils and tinctures. Oils are typically produced by extracting t [ ... ]

Cannabis in Foods and Drinks | CBD and THC Edibles
Cannabis — typically the CBD and THC compounds — can be eaten or drunk. But before we continue this post, just a quick note: in the remain [ ... ]

What Is CBD Oil? | Production, Application, and Health Benefits
CBD oil, the full name being Cannabidiol oil, is an ingredient found in the Cannabis plant (also called Marijuana plant). CBD is a non-intoxicating, n [ ... ]

Cannabis, Hemp, and Marihuana | What You Need to Know
Cannabis use has a long history. The plant is thought to have been cultivated already 10,000 years ago in Asia, but written evidence of its use — [ ... ]

Jojoba Oil | Benefits and Healing Properties
Jojoba oil is an edible liquid derived from the seed of the Jojoba plant (Simmondsia chinensis), which is a shrub native to Southwestern USA and Mexic [ ... ]