I was wondering, because I heard that ingesting the seeds of the Morning Glory flower has sent several local teens to the hospital. It reminded me of an incident a few years ago, when a woodchuck entered my garden and ate all of the leaves off a morning glory vine. he was so high that he ignored me-i calpped my hands and threw pebbles at him-yeat he remained in a daze.
Do these seeds have strong psychoactive effects?
I had a friend try morning glory seeds, and spent the night caring for disoriented, puking friend. The FAQ explains a lot about why she didn’t have a good experience. You need a hundred seeds? They each ate 4. I think she was disoriented by everything else she took, smoked or drank that night.
heh. Nutmeg is the one that always makes me wonder. Nutmeg contains myristicin, which when taken in large amounts, is a hallucinogen. But it also causes a plethora of nasty effects: severe vomiting, dry mouth, tachycardia, convulsions, etc.
I have heard that nutmeg has to be kept locked up in prison kitchens or else it gets swiped. That makes me wonder why TF prison kitchens need nutmeg. Do they stock saffron as well? :dubious:
Nutmeg