Herbs, like everything else in this life, are dangerous unless they are taken properly. This is especially true with the Mexican herb Divine Sage. Some call this new herb LSD.
To begin with, you must first understand that this herb was first used by responsible adults. Adults use these in ceremonial rituals, healing rituals and meditations. But not now. Now people, teenagers are hallucinating for its benefits. How is it getting? It is sold in herbal shops, on the Internet and in plant and seed nurseries, legally, in all states, except Louisiana and Missouri, where bills were passed to allow teenagers to buy
Sage Divinorum mint is a perennial herb. It grows in large clumps and can exceed 3 feet in height. It has large green leaves, square hollow stems, purple calyx flowers.
If you go and read about Divine Sage, you will soon find stories about how this has this health benefit, but a certain dose must be given. This dose is given as an effect between the brain and behavior. Some call this effect the psychotropic effect. Looking up the word psychoactive in the dictionary, you will find “The mind or mood or other mental processes” Some readings say, this effect is called divine intoxication, but it is thought to be more important than alcohol.
What does this sound like to you? This sounds to me like a trip with street drugs.
So one can buy Divine Sage at any herbal site shop or on the internet sites. But not everyone can. Seeds and seeds can be bought, planted, sold and used. Indeed, men who are in the Divine Sage are encouraged to do this, especially to sow and use it for themselves. It seems that it grows easily from cuttings.
How is divine sage used? The leaves are dried and then smoked or eaten. The bruised leaves are added to the potion, or they are added to the decoction in the potion. An ounce of Divine Sage contains 100-200 leaves.
What happens when someone uses Divine Sage? The effect can start within 5 minutes to 10 minutes and last from 30 seconds to 30 minutes depending on the amount taken and the frequency taken. First he can see bright lights, vivid colors, shapes and parts of the body or movements confused with objects. It can also cause dizziness and slurred speech.
But how serious are the effects? Researchers don’t know for sure. Not enough research done.
But many warned the Sage of the Divines to be the cause of some funerals. What would you do if you were a parent? Warn your children not to try this herb. And if you are a teenager, stay away from it? If you don’t know enough about something, is it wise to stay away from it?
