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Friday, August 13, 2004

Legal Herbs Give Users Effective 'High' / Join Together, 12 Aug 2004

http://www.jointogether.org/sa/news/summaries/reader/0,1854,574111,00.html

  • "Nightclub patrons and music festival-goers in Britain are turning to new herbal hallucinogens like salvia and kratom to get high, the Guardian reported Aug. 8.

    Salvia is a Mexican plant related to sage that has been used by Indians in religious ceremonies for centuries. Users who chew, drink, or smoke the herb experience a powerful hallucinogenic effect.

    Kratom is a Thai herb that works on the same brain receptors as heroin. Users immediately feel alert, have increased physical energy, and have the desire to interact with others."
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