Psychotropic refers to the herb or plant’s ability to affect thoughts, behaviours, mood, or perception. Psychotropic, also known commonly as psychedelic herbs are typically associated with negative connotations, but their capacity to be used as medicine has been explored extensively for thousands of years in traditional medicine, and in the last century by the global scientific community. Occasionally, the psychotropic qualities of a plant or herb can depend on the amount ingested, and quite a few known psychotropic species are common or even ornamental plants.
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Hemp
Cannabis sativa
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Belladonna
Atropa belladonna
Aphrodisiac properties The belladonna is known in its two extremes: as healer or poison. It goes by two common names, belladonna (beautiful woman) and deadly nightshade. These two extremes become...
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Psychotropic
Psychotropic refers to the herb or plant’s ability to affect thoughts, behaviours, mood, or perception. Psychotropic, also known commonly as psychedelic herbs are typically associated with negative...
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Mediamatic Biotoop
Wormwood
Artemisia absinthium
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