Herb Database | The Hippie Scientist

• rivea corymbosa

  Morning glory species used in Mesoamerican rituals.

• calliandra anomala

  Shrubby Fabaceae species with bright pink flowers; limited pharmacological research.

• tylophora indica

  an ayurvedic herb used for bronchial conditions, immune regulation, and allergic responses. known as indian ipecac for its traditional role in treating asthma and respiratory issues.

• alectra sessiliflora

  Parasitic herb in the Orobanchaceae family; possibly used in traditional African medicine.

• mandrake root

  A legendary plant with anthropomorphic root; used as sedative and aphrodisiac.

• henbane

  A toxic plant used historically as an anesthetic, sedative, and hallucinogen.

• ipomoea tricolor (heavenly blue)

  Ornamental morning glory whose seeds contain LSA.

• mistletoe

  a sacred plant in ancient druidic and european traditions, mistletoe has been used both ritually and medicinally for nervous disorders, cancer support, and hypertension. often associated with peace and protection.

• anisoptera thurifera

  Dipterocarpaceae tree native to Southeast Asia; known for aromatic resin.

• iresine herbstii

  Vibrant ornamental plant; used in folk remedies.

• jatropha podagrica

  Ornamental and medicinal plant with thick stem and red flowers.

• pedicularis groenlandica

  High-altitude flowering plant known for CNS and muscle relaxation.

• sceletium tortuosum (kanna)

  south african succulent chewed to elevate mood and decrease tension.

• delosperma cooperi

  Succulent used as groundcover; mild traditional use.

• kra thum na / kok

  southeast asian tree related to kratom with stimulating leaves.

• pedicularis densiflora (indian warrior)

  north american wildflower smoked for muscle relaxation.