Sinicuichi (Heimia salicifolia)

Sinicuichi (Heimia salicifolia) ist ein blühender Busch aus Mexiko, welchen die Azteken während Trance-Ritualen verwendet haben. Er ist einheimisch von Mexiko bis nach Argentinien. Sinicuichi wird als auditorisches Halluzinogen bezeichnet: Geräusche werden wie verzerrt aus grosser Distanz wahrgenommen.

Es wird immer noch von mexikanischen Schamanen zur Weissagung benutzt. Die Eingeborenen halten Sinicuichi für heilig, und glauben, dass es übernatürliche kräfte hat. Es würde ihnen mit einer Menge Probleme helfen, und sie verwenden es, um Geschehnisse aus der Vergangenheit wiederzubeleben. Sinicuichi-Extrakt wurde getestet und man sagt, es hat euphorische, durchgehend entspannende und angenehm einschläfernden Effekte.

Effekte

Euphorie, generelle Entspannung, akkustische Halluzinationen, Verbesserung des Gedächtnisses.

Anwendung

10 Gramm sollten genug sein, um einen Tee zu bereiten. Vermenge mit 3 Tassen Wasser, lass es für eine Weile kochen, oder einen Tag lang in der Sonne stehen; dann ist es fertig zum Trinken.

Warnung

Langzeitiger Gebrauch könnte das Gedächtnis beeinflussen. Einige Gebraucher melden, dass es unangenehme Nebeneffekte nach der Einnahme (auch am Tag danach) gibt: schwerer Muskelkater, schmerzende Gelenke, Erschöpfung und Kopfschmerzen.

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Feb 15, 2012 Lazyshaman sagt:
   
“ interesting plant, strange effects, difficult to describe, at 10 grams boiled a numb feeling, somehow "the mind starts to go backwards" and really some auditory distortions. Combinated this with DMT and effects were wild BUT an overdose starts with 25 grams boiled and the next day after deep sleep crazy muscle aches in the legs, in the arms, in the stomach with every breath I took but mind was clear, but these aches, no reaction to analgesics, seems to evoke really severe pain effects by affecting the biochemistry of the nerves...psychedelic activity: medium I would say, hallucinogenic: super as supplement, alone: mild or none (visual, tactile etc.), acustical yes, mind: subtle and strange.
The plant can be seen stilized way on the surface of Xochipilli-statues ( the flowers and stilized leaves ).”

Feb 4, 2010 iaytgul sagt:
    
“I extracted about an ounce of sinicuichi in boiling water (boiled it for an hour or so, strained, boiled off the water; can't remember well since it was a while ago). It formed little resiny clumps. I left it for a while and eventually decided to smoke some, thinking it was Calea zacatechichi (the label had come off and I keep them together). I wanted to dream well... Anyway, I realized my error after about 4-5 hits. I suppose the psychoactives in sinicuichi work much better at high concentrations, since I'd smoked the plain leaf before. The resin, unlike the plain leaf, smelled sort of similar to cannabis, but not too much.

Anyway, after about 10 minutes (felt like a long onset for inhalation, but that's fine) I started feeling high; the plateau (after about 30-40 minutes) felt similar to cannabis in terms of mood and slight euphoria and such. Very minor auditory hallucinations, primarily thinking I'm hearing (friendly) voices or a TV in the other room. However, the body effects were much different; I felt relatively normal physically, at least from the neck down. It actually made me concentrate somewhat more, though only about particular things (unlike the sort of euphoric apathy that I get from cannabis). I can't remember how long it lasted, but it was comparable to cannabis, maybe slightly shorter though.

Had no side-effects at all, except for increased appetite (though the food wasn't much tastier than normal like I always get with cannabis).

I tried it again a couple days later; this time I smoked another chunk of resin (not very much, but the same as the first time) and nothing much happened. I ate one of the chunks, and after 90 min. or so nothing happened. It is possible that I had some sort of tolerance, or maybe I did something wrong the second time. Unlike the first time, the second time I had minor muscle aches (and minor chest tightness, though that is apparently normal, and I'm young so it wasn't exacerbating an existing problem) the day after. Could have been the fact that I ate some the second time, so it stayed in my system longer.

Overall, reminiscent of cannabis, but quite unique. I'll do it again. Hopefully the inconsistency was due to tolerance and not due to something I did the first time that I'll never remember how to do right again... :)”

Aug 27, 2009 Cobra sagt:
  
“Made a 20gr sinicuichi tea (boil 500ml water, add sinicuichi, reduce to approx. 300ml) and drank it in 15 minutes. Also rolled 1 fat joined of dried sinicuichi and smoked half of it.

This all resulted in no effect at all. Two hours later I went to bed, and had a very restless night, woke up every 60minutes, pains in muscles started 3 hours after ingestion.

Did dream funny and was able to remeber most of it.

The only 'effect' I value afterwards is the feeling of not being alone during my sleep but together with two others, one male, one female (more present then the male). During my dreams I shared feelings with the famale. Felt more or less like I was accompanied by them during everything I did in my dreams and I shared my thoughts with them.

The morning after my whole body hurt like crazy. My throat was swollen, making it harder to breath and talk. The pains in my muscles were so severe I had to stay in bed till 4 in the afternoon, then taking painkillers to relieve it...

Although the dream-effect might sound cool/positive, it was not that clear or vivid that I would use sinicuichi again soon...”