Family: Convolvulaceae

Genus: Argyreia

Species: nervosa

Usage:
Because use is oral, onset is affected by the last food that was ingested (try not to eat 4-6 hours before you eat the seeds). The average dosage is 4 to 8 seeds. Some users advise to take no more than 2 or 3 the first time. The seeds must chewed for as long as possible as the active substances are absorbed by the body's saliva.

Here is a recipe to let the seeds work more efficiently:
•Remove any remaining husk and cut the seeds up in small bits with a knife or pair of scissors They can also be pulverised in a coffee grinder.

•Put them in a cup and pour half a cup of hot but not boiling water on them. It is best to use distilled water as tap water and mineral water contain minerals which can diminish the effect of the seeds

•Leave for at least 1˝ hours for the water to cool down to room temperature. The alkaloids dissolve in the water at a certain temperature that is reached at some time during the cooling process.

•Drink the water together with the seeds.

Effects:
LSD-like effects, but less intense and less visual. The trip lasts 6-8 hours; tranquil feelings may last an additional 12 hours. Sleep is deep and refreshing after the trip, however some users may experience a hangover characterized by blurred vision, vertigo, and physical intertia.

History:
Used by the poorer Hawaiians for a high. Shipping of these seeds became popular, as did a great controversy over the propriety of world-wide distribution.

Active Constituents:
D-lysergic Acid Amide and related compounds. NOTE: net wisdom has it that extracting LSA from woodrose/mg seeds is an inefficient way to obtain a precursor for LSD.

Quantity: 10 seeds

Warning:
•Not suited for pregnant women because it contains substances (ergonines) that are uterus stimulating.
•Do not take if you have a history of liver disorders.
•Do not drive motorized vehicles or operate machines after taking Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds!

Shipping restrictions:
We do not ship this product to: Australia, Usa, Brazil, Reunion Island.