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Peganum harmala,
commonly called wild rue,
Syrian rue,
African rue,
esfand or espand, or
harmel (among
other similar pronunciations and spellings), is...
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oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs).
These alkaloids are
found in the
seeds of
Peganum harmala (also
known as
Harmal or
Syrian Rue), as well as
leaves of tobacco...
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across the world:
Peganum harmala L. (Harmal or
Syrian rue) —
Mediterranean region east to
China Peganum mexicanum Gray —
Mexico Peganum multisectum (Maxim...
- MAOI-containing herbs, such as the
ayahuasca vine, and/or leaf or
harmala alkaloids from
Peganum harmala to
create a mix that is 25 to 50% DMT.
Changa was created...
- burn
Peganum harmala or
haoma (wild rue) in a
corner of the
tombs and pour some salt on the fire, and
recite a poem saying: the
Peganum harmala is bitter...
- The
coincident occurrence of β-carboline
alkaloids and
serotonin in
Peganum harmala indicates the
presence of two very similar,
interrelated biosynthetic...
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European researchers suggest other plants, such as the
perennial Peganum harmala,
Nelumbo nucifera (also
known as the "sacred lotus"),
Cannabis sativa...
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other alkaloids,
harmine and harmaline,
found in 1837 in the
plant Peganum harmala. The name
derives from the
Arabic word for the plant, حَرْمَل (ḥarmal)...
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including organ damage or
incomplete abortions. Rue (Ruta graveolens) and
Peganum harmala are
other commonly available emmenagogues which can
result in serious...
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species as
sources of DMT (like
Mimosa hostilis) or β-carbolines (like
Peganum harmala).
Pharmahuasca (pharmaceutical ayahuasca). This
indicates the pills...
