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50 grams shredded, Banisteriopsis Caapi Trueno

History of Banisteriopsis Caapi | Trueno – Herbs of the Gods- Ayahuasca

Banisteriopsis Caapi is used to prepare ayahuasca, which shamans drink to communicate with the spirits. Ayahuasca (meaning “vine of the soul”) is regarded a “plant teacher” owing to its ability to teach men previously unknown information. Banisteriopsis Caapi enables DMT, the other active component of ayahuasca, to be orally active. B. Caapi includes MAO-inhibitors as well as many alkaloids. Ayahuasca is hypnotic and psychedelic when consumed. This page contains further information about Ayahuasca and its usage throughout history.

Indigenous peoples differentiate up to forty distinct species of B. Caapi. The Banisteriopsis Caapi Trueno species is sometimes referred to as the Black caapi. Trueno means thunder in Spanish. Additionally, B. Caapi is utilized as a medication. As a purgative that stimulates the digestive tract and eliminates parasites, it is believed to have medicinal benefits.

Uses of Banisteriopsis Caapi | Trueno – Herbs of the Gods- Ayahuasca

Crush the vine with a hammer or pounder until the plant unbinds to soft, fibrous threads. The doses to take varies from 25-150 grams, depending on the user, the quality of the plant, and the intention of the user.

Warning! This products is illegal in France and Australia. Be very careful to combine the B. Caapi with medication. Make sure to consult your doctor or pharmacist first.

Warning

• Do not use together with or other MAOi (or anti-depressives).
• Do not use when pregnant.
• Do not operate heavy machinery.
• Do not participate in traffic.
• Do not use when you and/or your family has a history of mental illness.
• Do not use when you and/or your family has a history of heart conditions.

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Herbs of the Gods have collected high quality herbs since 1999. They have a selection of relaxing, stimulating and psychoactive herbs, that can be consumed by eating, drinking in teas or with a vaporizer.