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The worlds only exclusively Wild Lettuce ( Lactuca Virosa) (Lactuca Serriola), Lettuce Opium ( lactucarium) and related products - online store. ... Additionally, we tested opioid receptor binding in mice brain membranes by receptor binding assay but no effects of lettuce opium on opioid receptors were seen.
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The products were intended to be smoked in order to produce a feeling of euphoria and well-being (a "high "). Over the years, repeated attempts have been made to demonstrate sedative and painkilling effects in lettuce opium and to identify active principles which might be responsible for them...
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Lactucarium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lactucarium is the milky fluid secreted by several species of lettuce, especially Lactuca virosa , usually from the base of the stems. Lactucarium is known as lettuce opium because of its sedative ...
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We offer Wild Lettuce Opium, Blue Lotus, Wild Dagga, Kratom, and Kanna for no intention or purpose. Due to the possibility of abuse of these products you must be over ... Therefore we make no claims whatsoever as to the medicinal, psychological or physiological properties or effects of these products or market them as pot,
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Lactuca virosa is the botanical name of the plant more commonly known as opium lettuce. Other common names for Lactuca virosa include bitter lettuce, laitue vireuse, poisonous lettuce, and wild lettuce. ... Someone interested in a legal drug that produces effects similar to those of opium should be aware of the kratom plant.
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1. When cut, the stems of lettuce plants ooze a milky juice whose appearance, taste, and smell are said to be similar to opium. Once dried, the substance is called lactucarium, or lettuce opium. ... 2. Most of what little research has been done on the pharmaceutical effects of lettuce is old--one article in my stack...
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Other names : Opium lettuce, bitter lettuce; ... Information:. It was an opium substitute, (notably during hippy period at the 70's) thanks to her similar properties but not toxin, not entrainant neither dependence nor overdose. ... Effects: Painkiller, stimulates dreamlike activity.
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site.voila.fr/medicherb/wildlettuce_en.htm
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Inhibiting the action of monoamine oxidase can produce a variety of effects, some of which ... In the mid-1970s, smokable extracts of lettuce opium were marketed throughout the United States under such brand names as L'Opium and Lettucene. 'Buy your lettuce before they make it illegal!' announced the national ads.
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www.erowid.org/psychoactives/faqs/natural_highs_faq.sht...
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A categorized index into experiences with Lactuca spp. ... Just Physically Drowsy Style Lactuca - L. virosa (Opium Lettuce) ... Subtle but Noticeable Effects j Calea zacatechichi & Wild Lettuce (L. virosa)
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