New: Cebil and Yopo seeds! These little seeds can take you on a wild psychedelic ride!

New! NLNaturals Cebil & Yopo Seeds

The NLNaturals productline has two new products: Cebil and Yopo seeds! These psychedelic seeds are full of Bufotine, DMT and 5-Meo-DMT. This makes popular seeds in the Psychedelic world of Psychonauts, trippers and other travelers. Read more about this every interesting seed.

Cebil (Anadenanthera colubrina)

The seeds of the Anadenanthera colubrina have been known for generations as snuff under the name Cebil or Vilca. Cebil seeds are widely used in South America. Other tribes that use Cebil or Anadenanthera species are the Yanomano and Waika tribes. For the tribes Yanomano and Waika the snuff is called 'Epena'. In Epena even ash was used, which resulted in a snuff with many more intoxicating effects.

Anadenanthera colubrina also known as cebil, vilca, huilca, huilco or cohona has been used as medicine by various tribes. They used the bark of tree troubles such as respiratory infections or as expectorant.

Effects

The seeds of the Cebil tree are full of psychoactive alkaloids: 5-MeO-DMT and bufotenine. The fabrics have a strong hallucinogenic effect: black / white colors and geometric patterns. Cebil effects are often compared to DMT or LSD but then shorter. To use to make a psychedelic snuff or grow a Cebil tree.

Yopo (Anadenanthera peregrina)

After use, one often comes across a psychedelic dreamy state that lasts about 15 minutes and then it lasts for half an hour. When yopo is sniffed in the traditional way, it quickly shoots to the brain, causing many headaches, dysfunctions and dizziness. It is also very well known that people, especially at higher doses, vomit. Some describe themselves as being reborn after such a yopo trip. The active components of yopo are: N, N-DMT, 5-MeO-DMT and 5-HO-DMT (bufotenine).

The Yopo tree is almost identical to the Cebil (Anadenanthera colubrina). The only way to distinguish them from each other is the texture of the bark of mature trees and the fact that A. peregrina is sensitive to frost. A.colubrina bark is smooth and dark, while A.peregrina bark is rough and brown / grayish with warts and lumps.

Effects

The main active substance in yopo is bufotenine, a tryptamine related to serotonin. Bufotenine is present in the leaves and bark of the tree, although the beans contain the highest concentration.

Yopo also contains two other compounds of the tryptamine family: DMT and 5-MeO-DMT. All three compounds have psychedelic effects.

DMT and 5-MeO-DMT have a relatively short duration of effects. Bufotenin, on the other hand, can hit the user for up to 2-3 hours.

Yopo is generally insufflated because DMT is not orally active without MAO inhibitors. Yopo has both physical and cognitive effects. A tingling through the body and an increased heartbeat appear first. This is followed by visual hallucinations.

Cebil and Yopo Useage

Heat the seeds in a pan over low heat. When the yopozaden burst open, you can remove the pan from the fire. Remove the peel and store the inner part. Then heat the inner part again on low heat. Remove the remainder of the fire when it becomes hard and grainy. Grind the remainder with a coffee grinder or mortar. Then mix 2 parts of seed with 1 part calcium hydroxide and 1 part baking powder. Add a few drops of water to make it a doughy substance. Mix well and gently heat until the material is dry. Then grind again with a mortar or coffee grinder to a fine powder. The recommended dosage is 1-4 seeds per person.

If you use it for the first time, you can start on the low side to see how sensitive you are to the fabrics. It is easiest to blow the powder into someone else's nose because it does not feel nice to sniff it.