dreamybunz
Matrice Périnatale
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- 7/9/09
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Not illegal as in completely, it is a prescription-only medicine and it is an offence to possess it without a prescription, see the law, don't trust 3rd party info (damn that's some crazy URL):
http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/plweb-cg ... etCookie=1
This facility is really handy for checking the legal status of drugs in Ireland, by the way, for anyone who's interested, just search the bodies of statutes with the search engine - if it's not in there somewhere then it's fully legal (just get the name and the spelling right!).
Apparently this ban is because its dilatory effect on the blood vessels can affect the delivery of some other drugs. Likewise the St. John's Wort ban, it is banned because of interaction with some pharms.
Damiana synergises with Kanna, for a nice relaxing effect. The trouble with Damiana is that you need to smoke too much - it's better to make a turpentine-flavoured (seriously, but it grows on you!) tea with it, 5g+. A tea is fine, there's no need to decoct it.
Acorus calamus can be quite powerful if you can find the right material (freshness is very important), I can personally attest to strong OEVs, though without much awareness distortion, but be warned that any material picked in Europe is likely to cause dreadful nausea, so wildcrafting it here is a bad idea! Like most herbals, there's a learning curve involved, you need to know the herb, how to deliver it effectively, and what to expect from good material.
EDIT: just noticed that the item referenced by Affirmatory above is almost 10 years old... this is a danger on the web, as people put information up and it never changes. This is legitimate in, say, magazine archives, but is an ever-present danger in the form of stale or just plain wrong info.
http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/plweb-cg ... etCookie=1
This facility is really handy for checking the legal status of drugs in Ireland, by the way, for anyone who's interested, just search the bodies of statutes with the search engine - if it's not in there somewhere then it's fully legal (just get the name and the spelling right!).
Apparently this ban is because its dilatory effect on the blood vessels can affect the delivery of some other drugs. Likewise the St. John's Wort ban, it is banned because of interaction with some pharms.
Damiana synergises with Kanna, for a nice relaxing effect. The trouble with Damiana is that you need to smoke too much - it's better to make a turpentine-flavoured (seriously, but it grows on you!) tea with it, 5g+. A tea is fine, there's no need to decoct it.
Acorus calamus can be quite powerful if you can find the right material (freshness is very important), I can personally attest to strong OEVs, though without much awareness distortion, but be warned that any material picked in Europe is likely to cause dreadful nausea, so wildcrafting it here is a bad idea! Like most herbals, there's a learning curve involved, you need to know the herb, how to deliver it effectively, and what to expect from good material.
EDIT: just noticed that the item referenced by Affirmatory above is almost 10 years old... this is a danger on the web, as people put information up and it never changes. This is legitimate in, say, magazine archives, but is an ever-present danger in the form of stale or just plain wrong info.