the devils breath

i think they call them angel's trumpets here in the states. aka datura.... jimson weed... etc.

I think there's like 10 species of plants like this all similar.t there are quite a few of these plants in my yard. I'm not retarded enough to try it out... but they are pretty plants and they smell good
 
It's actual name is scopolamine, made from a very common plant in south america but the name is slipping my mind at the moment. Starts with a B. It was originally meant to treat divers with motion sickness and some other problem I forget that as well but I know where to get it and cheap.

*Had to edit because I would NOT classify this as a drug, more of a mind control substance. Takes about 30 minutes to kick into effect which sucks. And if you were to use it on someone to say drain their bank account or whatever pleases you then you'd need to get your doses correct because that shit can kill you FAST.
 
it's in a lot of different plants like I said, but you are thinking about borracheros.

time to google this. i think i'm wrong about it being the same as datura?
 
okay so it's not a datura.... there's 9 species of datura. and borrachero trees aren't one of them. scopolamine is in datura plants... but as well as other alkaloids. so they just extract straight scopolamine from this borrachero tree in south america. I've heard of scopolamine before. Didn't know where it came from. It's one of those things i don't plan on ever trying.
 
I don't know the correct spelling but i'm almost positive it comes from the (budadanga plant) sounds something similar to that. If you were to just eat the fruit from this tree you would go into extream hallucinations for a good amount of hours. They have a very good documentary about devils breathe on youtube by Vice. And like I said it's not a drug because it's not something that gets you high. Lets say I slipped this in your drink without you knowing, within 30 minutes you would be mine to do with as I please. In the DOC you'll hear stories from actual people who have been victims of Scopolamine. It's not fun.
 
I have takenl scopolmine on a number of occasions. It was the primary ingredient in motion sickness pills and one could take a hand full of them and go into a state of delirium It was used in pregnancies mostly so that the mother would be unable to remember the painful episode of child birth after the fact. I found it interesting but not at all enjoyable.
 
There is some Scopalomine in Datura but the main intoxicant in datura is atropine. Atropine was the answer we were looking for there.
 
shit vice does a doc on somthing called krocodil look that shit up its fucking gross it literally eats your flesh
 
There is some Scopalomine in Datura but the main intoxicant in datura is atropine. Atropine was the answer we were looking for there.


I didn't think atrophine was psychoactive. I had heard stories of datura since before the days of "don Juan" and of course after that book came out we were hearing about people oding or dying all the time. Those bell shaped flowers grow EVERYWHERE and anyone could get seeds, flowers, stems or roots in an hour.

We heard from those who took it that it brought one into a full on delerium with coherency, that is the set of one's imagining was complete and not disjointed, everything seemed to make sense - it lasted for many hours to days, the "visions" it brought on were generaly uncomfortable, evil, ominous, frightenting, the body load was huge and I believe I heard of a few deaths. There was some lore about the difference between the seeds, the seed capsules, the leaves, the stems, the flowers and the roots. It was said that each brought on different sorts of visions and that only the most daring would take the root.

But I believe that a lot of that came from the book and may not have been real. I opted, after my experience with other deleriants to forgo datura.
 
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