datura
A drug that should not be done, unless you are ready to step one foot into a grave, and risk not returning.
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Datura
Aka: Jimson Weed; Devil's Apple; Thorn Apple; Stinkweed; Devil's Weed; Malpitte; Moonflower
NOT the same as belladonna. Datura is a deliriant, as is belladonna, henbane, mandrake, nutmeg, and many others. Datura, belladonna, henbane, mandrake, and similar plants all contain the same alkaloids, such as scopolamine and hyoscyamine, which produce the effects.
But there is zero comparison to datura in terms of dangerousness of use. People have ended up in the hospital, in jail, and in the grave. reputations have been ruined and people have been hurt. There is NO other vault on Erowid.org with as many negative trip reports as datura. Everyone who goes to the hospital under the influence fights the doctors and nurses and ends up in a straight jacket or sedated.
NOT the same as belladonna. Datura is a deliriant, as is belladonna, henbane, mandrake, nutmeg, and many others. Datura, belladonna, henbane, mandrake, and similar plants all contain the same alkaloids, such as scopolamine and hyoscyamine, which produce the effects.
But there is zero comparison to datura in terms of dangerousness of use. People have ended up in the hospital, in jail, and in the grave. reputations have been ruined and people have been hurt. There is NO other vault on Erowid.org with as many negative trip reports as datura. Everyone who goes to the hospital under the influence fights the doctors and nurses and ends up in a straight jacket or sedated.
Frankly, even the word "deliriant" should scare you out of putting it in your body. Very few people have ever reported a willingness to try it again. But whatever you do...don't use datura. Use safer drugs such as heroin, cocaine, PCP, meth, and ketamine instead.
Datura by GermanOrganistBrock October 5, 2008
datura
The Atropa Belladonna plant, its seeds contain Atropine and Scopolamine, two very hallucenogenic chemicals. An extremely heavy trip, often so heavy that you will wake up the next day temporarily completely amnesic, and it is easy to die from overdose. Also, it will fuck up your sight pretty badly for the next 3 days. Not a recommended trip, unless you have nothing to live for.
datura by electroshaman July 6, 2004
Dátura
"Dátura is a hallucinogenic plant and if you put too much of the essance in water it could kill you or give you a great trip." - Tori Amos
Dátura by gildedstar June 1, 2004
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