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Before we get into what datura is and how it works, it’s important to mention straight away that datura is not a safe plant. There are many cases of people becoming permanently injured both mentally and physically from the effects of this plant. Buy Datura stramonium online

Datura is no joke. With that out of the way, let’s explore the datura plant in more detail.

What is Datura?

Datura is a plant in the nightshade family (Solanaceae). There are nine separate species in the Datura genus, but the most common is Datura stramonium.

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Yes, extremely — it’s quite possibly one of the most psychoactive species on earth. But the only people who actually use this plant for its psychoactive effects are those that don’t know anything about it.

People who have tried it rarely do it a second time.

The best summary for the datura experience is this:

“Datura is a 72-hour psychedelic nightmare from which you may never recover.”

This plant is considered a deliriant — which means it induces a state of delirium. It alters your perception of reality — making you see things that aren’t really there. These hallucinations are completely indistinguishable from reality. Some of what you see is real, some of it is not — and there’s no way of knowing which is which.

The active ingredients are a group of compounds that act as anticholinergics (more on what this means later). These chemicals are strong enough to cause permanent damage if taken in high enough doses.

While there are always some exceptions, the majority of people who submit their experience with datura have a strong negative sentiment. The hallucinations it produces are dark, violent, and completely detached from reality.

Despite how horrifying this plant actually is, it’s completely legal in most parts of the world and is a fairly common garden variety — well-loved for its attractive flowers. There hasn’t been much pushback against the use of datura because it’s not a substance people tend to recommend or ever take for a second time.

Datura Specs & Technical Details:

Active Ingredients	Tropane alkaloids (Scopolamine, hyoscyamine, & atropine)
Level of Risk	Very high
Street Names	Jimsonweed, devil’s flower, hells bells, moonflower, thorn apple
Most Common Side-Effects	Psychosis, dehydration, & blurry vision, inability to urinate
Duration of Effects	12–72 hours
Legality	Legal throughout most of the world

What Does Datura Feel Like?

Datura’s effects can be broken into two categories — its effects on the body and its effects on the mind. Neither are very desirable, and both can result in long-term trauma and damage.

Datura can damage the mind (causes psychosis) and the body due to dehydration, heat exhaustion, organ failure, or accidental injury.

The first effects you feel are physical. Your mouth and throat feel dry, and you feel hot. Pupils dilate so much it becomes difficult to focus on anything. Vision becomes blurry or hazy.

Shortly after this, the psychological effects start to kick in. Strange and chaotic visions appear and don’t go away for several hours or days.

Even when the experience is over, people often feel persistent “weirdness” or lapses in memory.

The Physical Effects of Datura

The physical effects of datura are predictable and follow the same path as all other anticholinergics (such as belladonna or mandrake root).

There’s even a little rhyme that describes the effects:

Blind as a bat (blurry vision)
Dry as a bone (dehydrated)
Full as a flask (can’t urinate)
Hot as hell (feverish)
Red as a beet (flushing)
Mad as a hatter (delirium)
Tacky as a leisure suit (tachycardic)

All of these effects are the direct result of the anticholinergic action of compounds in datura, including atropine, scopolamine, and hyoscine. By blocking acetylcholine, datura effectively inhibits the parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) — which is responsible for the function of rest and digest.

The PNS is responsible for digestion, immune function, temperature regulation, pupil constriction, relaxation, bladder control, and more. Blocking this system causes side effects that are the result of a total lack of PNS activity.

The key physical side effects include:

• Dehydration
• Hyperthermia
• Sedation & fatigue
• Intense hallucinations
• Inability to urinate
• Flushing
• Heart arrhythmias
• Dilated pupils
• Blurry vision
• Muscle stiffness

Datura is poisonous and can be lethal. The psychoactive dose isn’t far-off from the lethal dose. It’s not uncommon for people to overdose and die from datura.

The Psychological Effects of Datura

Datura is very reliable for inducing hallucinations. These hallucinations are different from that of LSD, magic mushrooms, DMT, or even salvia. These substances change the way we perceive visual and auditory sensory information.

Datura seems to invent entirely new information, which is seamlessly combined with reality.

More technically, datura is considered a deliriant — which means the type of hallucinations they produce fall into the category of delirium.

Delirium is defined as a reduced awareness and ability to interpret the environment.

Hallucinations are so strong and so realistic — it’s impossible for those affected to be able to tell the difference between what they’re imagining and what’s happening in real life.

The most unfortunate part about this is that with datura, these alternate realities are almost always nightmarish and disturbing.