This charming plant is a member of the mesemb family, commonly found in South Africa, and produces slender, cream-colored flowers. Its nickname, "Kanna," doesn’t actually come from a girl’s name—it means "something you can chew." The leaves contain uplifting compounds and were traditionally used as chewing tobacco or snuff, making this plant both fascinating and full of history.
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@JDaviesPhD Sceletium tortuosum A pinch with breakfast is all it takes.
I suspect that Sceletium tortuosum is essentially a weak empathogen. There were some interesting results when using it for self-discovery work (in sensory deprivation chamber for instance), but also for an ordinary coaching.
Sceletium tortuosum aka kanna. South African succulent that has been used for its mood boosting/ antidepressant effects. The most prominent alkaloid in the plant, Mesembrine acts as a non selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor. https://t.co/TMuDGJiox5
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