Intoxicating Mint (25 gram) (Lagochilus inebriens)

Known as Intoxicating or Inebriating mint, Lagochilus inebrians has been used for centuries in Turkestan as a sedative and intoxicant among the Tajik, Tartar, Turkoman, and Uzbek tribesmen.

Traditionally the leaves, stems, and flowers are made into tea. Starting dosage is usually about 5 grams.

Warning: Research material. Not intended for human consumption.

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