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May 8, 2008
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Salvia divinorum -- just say no.
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Getting high on salvia divinorum?
Posted at
2:45 pm
by
Debra Smith
An excellent story
worth reading about a legal plant (salvia divinorum) with hallucinogenic properties.
The natives of Mexico's Sierra Mazateca range have long known about its effects (which don't sound pleasant) but mainstream mentions are picking up.
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