Sinicuichi

Sinicuichi (Heimia salicifolia) is a flowering shrub from Mexico which may have been employed by the Aztecs during trance rituals. Native from Mexico to Argentina. Sinicuichi has been called an "auditory hallucinogen": sounds seem to come distorted from a great distance.

It is still used by some Mexican shamans as a tool for divination. The natives hold Sinicuichi to be sacred and believe it to be endowed with supernatural powers. It would help them with a wide variety of problems and they use it to recall vividly the events of many years earlier. Sinicuichi has been tested and is believed to have euphoric, overall relaxing and pleasantly drowsy effects.

Effects

Euphoria, general relaxation, acoustic hallucinations, improvement of memory performance.

Usage

10 grams should be enough to make tea with. Mix with 3 cups of hot water and let it boil for a while or sit in the sun for a day, before drinking.

Warning

Longterm use could impair the memory. Some users report unpleasant side-effects after consumption (and also the day after): heavy muscle pain, aching joints, exhaustion, headache.

Reviews

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Nov 30, 2007 JeffuRr said:
   
“Intresting drug, also made a tea from the spice,
it really took a while before it kicked in + -2 hours.
Couple puffs of Cannabis can help kicking it up.

No audiohalucinations for me, also music doesnt sound that different. but a very nice altered state of mind,
clear calm thinking, multible perspectives.

negative is the musle cramping , some advice is not to take Sinicuichi if you've have to be fysical busy the next day.

At some point i couldnt move my legs properly, and walking felt like the wooden legs of Pinokio.

But a had a good time on Sinicuichi so it was all worth it.”