Schwarze Tollkirsche (Atropa Belladonna) - Die Hexenpflanze des Waldes

The deadly nightshade is one of the most poisonous and intoxicating plants among the nightshades. Its history as a magic plant in rites and for witchcraft is long. But this potentially deadly plant also played a role as a medicinal plant. However, many medical and psychonautical self-experiments failed because of their toxicity. Atropa Belladonna is always toxic, but how much depends on many factors, which are discussed in more detail in this video. We also deal with the history of this plant in ethnobotany, such as their possible use in witch ointments or as a murderous poison. In this video you can also learn more about the appearance of the plant and the location where it likes to grow, so that searching and finding is a little easier. Furthermore, we go into detail about the ingredients atropine, scopolamine and hyoscyamine and their application and the associated effect on the human and animal organism, which is far more than just a delirium. So then: Open your eyes and off you go on a journey into the world of this magical plant. This plant is potentially deadly poisonous and we strongly advice you not to consume it orally in any way!