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I did a search on Mucuna Pruriens and found several Halucinogenic references. This is one: I am experienced with this substance so I should have been prepared! It started with a slight tingling in my forearms and around my neck. In the beginning I ignored it, but it soon took complete control of my mental state. As it hit me I noticed the telltale cloud of sparkly purple filaments floating about my head. I could have marveled at the way the sun reflected from these microscopic hairs, but I confess I was otherwise engaged. As I raced up the hill ripping off my shirt I could barely contain the mounting anxiety. I left my machete down below along the fence I had been clearing. Now I could only think of running cool water over my burning arms and face. That was forty-five minutes ago, now, after standing in the shower for 30 minutes it seems to have subsided. Mucuna Pruriens indeed! So I wonder just what this Mucuna Pruriens really is. Be careful, Terry ---------- > From: Nita Andres <[log in to unmask]> > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: Re: Mucuna pruiens > Date: Sunday, June 13, 1999 7:39 PM > > my husband has found that this more palatable ( for him ) in a little > milk and chocolate syrup with some sugar. He does have a sweet tooth. We > are still experimenting. We bought the one from Utah. Hope this makes > sense to you. I put it on the list because I do not know who if anyone > is taking it. Nita