Any experience with Prickly Lettuce (sativa capita)???

[sexyt1980]

I was researching at some of the different herbs online and came across Prickly Lettuce. It has opium-like affects but without the potential for dependency. You can read a little here:

http://montana.plant-life.org/species/lactuca_serrio.htm

Please post any experience with this as it said this herb has pain-relieving properties.

 

[sexyt1980]

correction (Lactuca scariola)

 

[sexyt1980]

Oh and this website has all the medicinal herbs A to Z

http://www.naturalmedicinalherbs.net/

 

[Guest]

interesting...

 

[schumer]

Isn't this illegal in some states? Does it really cure WD?

 

[Guest]

Isn't this illegal in some states? Does it really cure WD?

Trust me there is no such thing as a cure for WD, however, and while I cannot speak about this plant, kratom (totally legal in US etc.) works just like an opiad but hits the receptors in a different manner and can curb your WD. I recommend the powder and just mixing it with water and swigging it (try not gag). This is because only one of the three main alkoloyds is really seeped out into the tea.

I think I'm going to add this to my try list too.

 

[The Shattered Soldier]

I was researching at some of the different herbs online and came across Prickly Lettuce. It has opium-like affects but without the potential for dependency. You can read a little here:

http://montana.plant...tuca_serrio.htm

Please post any experience with this as it said this herb has pain-relieving properties.

I tried it before years ago, maybe I got a weak batch or didn't prepare it in any special way, but I didn't feel anything but stupid for wasting my money.