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<td valign="top" width="50%"><strong>Family</strong>

Aizoaceae (Ice Plant Family) (Mesembryanthemaceae);

Subfamily Mesembryanthemoideae (cf.

Bittrich 1986)

<strong>Forms and Subspecies</strong>

None

<strong>Synonyms</strong>

Mesembryanthemum tortuosum L.

<strong>

Folk Names</strong>

Canna:> canna-root, channa, gunna, kanna, kauwgoed,

kauwgood, kon ("quid"), kou, kougoed,

tortuose fig-marygold

<strong>History</strong>

Some three hundred years ago, it was reported that

the Hottentots (Khoikhoi) of southern Africa

chewed, sniffed, or smoked an inebriant that was

said to be known as kanna or channa (Schleiffer

1979, 39 ff.*). The enthusiasm with which the

Hottentots smoked was noted by all the early

travelers to the region. Unfortunately, most of

them neglected to provide any information about

the botanical source of the "tobacco" (e.g., Meister

1677,31 f.*). And so it was not until the end of the

nineteenth century that it was suggested that the

inebriant must have come from Mesembryanthemum

spp., for these species were then still

known by the name kanna in South Africa. The

effects that were experienced at that time, however,

were not nearly as dramatic and inebriating as had

been hoped (Meiring 1898). Around the same

time, Carl Hartwich was already suggesting that

the species in question was Mesembryanthemum

tortuosum (1911, 810*), which (following a taxonomic

revision) is now known as Sceletium tortuosum.

However, the first ethnobotanical evidence of

the psychoactive use of Sceletium tortuosum as

kougoed was obtained only a few years ago (Smith

et al. 1996).

<strong>Distribution</strong>

The plant occurs only in South Africa, in the socalled

kanna land. Sceletium tortuosum and other

species (Sceletium strictum) have become rare in

South Africa and are increasingly difficult to find

(Smith et al. 1996, 128).

<strong>Cultivation</strong>

Propagation occurs through the seeds, which must

be treated in the same manner as cactus seeds. The

best method is to scatter them onto cactus or

succulent soil, press them down slightly, and water

(Schwantes 1953). Both the cultivation and care

are similar to that for the Cactaceae, which is the

most closely related family.

<strong>Appearance</strong>

This herbaceous plant, which resembles a leaf

succulent, can grow as tall as 30 em. It develops

fleshy roots, a smooth and fleshy stalk, and lowgrowing

branches that spread laterally. The thick,

angular, fleshy leaves do not have stalks but are

attached directly to the branches. The pale yellow

flowers are 3 to 4 em across and are attached to the

ends of the branches. The plant produces angularshaped

fruits with small seeds.

Kougoed is easily confused with other members

of the genus Sceletium (as well as with Mesembryanthemum

spp.). Those species that not only

look similar but also have similar effects and

contai~ the same active constituent (mesembrine)

were presumably also referred to as kougoed and

used in the same manner (Arndt and Kruger 1970;

Jeffs et al. 1970, 1974; D. McKenna 1995, 101 *):

Sceletium anatomicum (Haw.) L. Bolus [syn.

Mesembryanthemum anatomicum Haw.]

Sceletium expansum (L.) L. Bolus [syn.

Mesembryanthemum expansum L.]

Sceletium joubertii L. Bolus288

Sceletium namaquense L. Bolus

Sceletium strictum L. Bolus

<strong>Psychoactive Material</strong>

- Entire plant with root

<strong>Preparation and Dosage</strong>

The method for preparing kougoed has only

recently been discovered and described in great

detail. The plant material-which should be collected

in October, when the plant is most potentis

harvested, crushed between two rocks, and

allowed to "ferment" for a few days in a closed

container. At one time animal skins or hemp bags

were used for this purpose, but plastic bags are

now used in their place. The first step entails

setting the bag containing the plant material in the

sun. During the day, the plant will exude its juice,

which condenses on the plastic and is later

reabsorbed by the plant material. During the

night, the material cools. After two or three days,

the bag is opened and the contents are stirred well.

Then the bag is sealed and placed outside again.

On the eighth day after this procedure was started,

the kougoed is taken from the bag and spread out

to dry in the sun. It can be used as soon as it has

dried. According to informants, the fresh leaves do

not have any potency; only the "fermented" plant

is psychoactive. The kougoed is now either

chopped or powdered. This process presumably

helps to substantially reduce the high content of

oxalic acid that is characteristic of the genera

Sceletium and Mesembryanthemum. Oxalic acid

can produce severe irritation and allergies. A more

hurried method involves simply toasting a fresh

plant on glowing charcoals until it has completely

dried and then powdering the result (Smith et al.

1996, 126).

The powder usually is taken orally with some

alcohol and held in the mouth for about ten

minutes. The saliva that collects can be swallowed.

Two grams of the powder produces a "tranquil

mellowness" in about thirty minutes; approximately

5 g of the powder is a dosage sufficient to

relieve anxiety, and higher dosages can lead to

more profound effects (euphoria, visions) (Smith

et al. 1996, 126 f.).

The chopped plant material can be smoked

alone or in combination with Cannabis sativa (cf.

smoking blends). The finely ground powder

purportedly also can be sniffed, either alone or

mixed with tobacco (cf. snuffs).

This and other species were used as psychoactive

additives to beer or to induce fermentation

(Smith et al. 1996, 127).</td>
<td valign="top" width="53%"><strong>Ritual Use</strong>

The South African Bushmen (San) use the same

name for Sceletium tortuosum as they do for the

eland antelope (Taurotragus oryx Pallas): kanna.

The eland is regarded as the "trance animal" par

excellence; since prehistoric times, it has played a

central role as a magical ally in many ceremonies and was closely associated both with the rainmakers

and with divination, healing, and the

communal trance dances (Lewis-Williams 1981).

Kanna appears to have been used as part of these

rituals (cf. also Ferraria glutinosa).

The Hottentots (Khoikhoi) apparently chewed

Sceletium for their ritual and healing dances or

smoked it together with dagga (Cannabis sativa).

They also use the name kanna for the magical

eland antelope (Smith et al. 1996, 120).

In contemporary South Africa, kougoed is now

used primarily as an agent of pleasure; it is used as

a party drug in the same way that Cannabis sativa

is used in Western society.<strong>Artifacts</strong>

It is possible that a great deal of the rock art of

South Africa, some of which appears to be

extremely visionary, was inspired by kougoed

(Lewis-Williams 1981).

<strong>Medicinal Use</strong>

The natives of Namaqualand and Queenstown

(southern Africa) drink a tea made from the leaves

as an analgesic and to suppress hunger (Smith et

al. 1996, 128).

<strong>Constituents</strong>

The leaves and stalks of the plant contain 0.3 to

0.86% mesembrine (empirical formula

C17H23N03), along with some mesembrinine and

tortuosamine (Smith et al. 1996). The leaves

appear to also contain oxalic acid (Frohne and

Jensen 1992, 125*). It is possible that tryptamines

may occur in the plant as well. Methyltryptamine

(MMT) and N,N-DMT have been detected in a

Delosperma species, a close relative from the same

family (Smith et al. 1996, 124).

<strong>Effects</strong>

The South African users describe the important

effects of small dosages of kougoed as relief from

anxiety and stress, deepening of social contact,

increase in self-confidence, and dissolution of

inhibitions and feelings of inferiority. "Some

reported euphoria as well as a feeling of meditative

tranquility. Several users felt that the relaxation induced by 'kougoed' enabled one to focus on

inner thoughts and feelings, if one wished, or to

concentrate on the beauty of nature. Some

informants reported heightened sensation of skin

to fine touch, as well as sexual arousal" (Smith et

al. 1996, 127f.).

Higher dosages, especially when combined

with Cannabis sativa and alcohol (whiskey), produce

mild visions. Chewing kougoed shortly after

smoking Cannabis can considerably potentiate the

effects of the hemp. Kougoed suppresses both the

effects of tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) and the

desire for nicotine.

<strong>Commercial Forms and Regulations</strong>

Seeds of Sceletium tortuosum and other Sceletium

species-usually under the synonym Mesembryanthemum-

are occasionally available through

flower shops and ethnobotanical specialty sources.

Living members of the genus are sometimes

offered by cactus dealers and shops.

<strong>Literature</strong>

See also the entries for Mesembryanthemum spp.

and kanna.

Arndt, R. R., and P. E. J. Kruger. 1970. Alkaloids from

Sceletium joubertii L. Bolus: the structure of

joubertiamine, dihydrojoubertiamine and

d~hydrojoubertiamine.Tetrahedron Letters

37:3237-40.

Bittrich, V. 1986. Untersuchungen zu

Merkmalbestand, Gliederung und Abgrenzung

der Unterfamilie Mesembryanthemoideae

(Mesembryanthemaceae Fenzl). Mitteilungen aus dem Institut fur Allgemeine Botanik (Hamburg)

21:5-116.

Bodendorf, K., and K. Krieger. 1957. Uber die

Alkaloide von Mesembryanthemum tortuosum L.

Archiv fur Pharmazie 62:441-48.

Jeffs, P. W., G. Allmann, H. F. Campbell, D. S. Farrier,

G. Ganguli, and R. L. Hawks. 1970. Alkaloids of

Sceletium species III: The structures of four new

alkaloids from Sceletium strictum. Journal of

Organic Chemistry 35:3512-28.

Jeffs, P. W., T. Cappas, D. B. Johnson, J. M. Karle, N.

H. Martin, and B. Rauckman. 1974. Sceletium

alkaloid VI: Minor alkaloids from Sceletium

namaquense and Sceletium strictum. Journal of

Organic Chemistry 39:2703-9.

Laidler, P. W. 1928. The magic medicine of the

Hottentots. South African Journal ofScience

25:433-47.

Lewis-Williams, 1. D. 1981. Believing and seeing:

Symbolic meanings in southern San rock paintings.

London: Academic Press.

Meiring, 1. 1898. Notes on some experiments with

the active principle of Mesembryanthemum

tortuosum. Transactions of the South African

Philosophical Society 9:48-50.

Schwantes, G. 1953. The cultivation ofthe

Mesembryanthemaceae. London: Blandford Press.

Smith, Michael T., Neil R. Crouch, Nigel Gericke,

and Manton Hirst. 1996. Psychoactive

constituents of the genus Sceletium N.E. Br. and

other Mesembryanthemaceae: A review. Journal

ofEthnopharmacology 50:119-30. (Good

bibliography. )</td>
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<td valign="top" width="50%"><strong>Family</strong>

Piperaceae (Pepper Family); Pipereae Tribe

<strong>Forms and Subspecies</strong>

It is possible that there are varieties, forms, or

subspecies that may be distinguished on the basis

of their leaves. However, the taxonomy of the

neotropical Piper species is quite confusing.

<strong>Synonyms</strong>

Piper auritum Kunth

Piper umbellatum 1.

Piper sanctum (Miq.) Schl. may also be a synonym;

Martinez 1987 (page 1188) lists practically

the same Mexican names for the two species.

<strong>

Folk Names</strong>

Acoyo, acuya, acuyo, aguiyu, alahan, bakanil a iits'

(Huastec), cordoncillo, cordoncillo blanco, corriemineto,

coyoquelite, gold pepper, goldpfeffer,

hierba anis ("anise herb"), hierba de Santa Maria

(Spanish, "the herb of Saint Mary),279 hierba

santa, hinojo sabalero, ho'ben (Lacandon, "the

herb of the five"), hoja de anis, hoja de cancer, hoja

santa (Mexico, "sacred leaf"), homequelite, ixmaculan,

jaco, jinan (Totonac), maculan, ma'haw,

ma'j60, mak'ulan, mecax6chitl (Nahuatl), momo,

mumun, mumun te' (Tzeltal), omequelite,

omequilit-dos quelite, Santa Maria,2so tlampa,

tlanepa, tlanepaquelite, tlanipa, totzoay, tzon tzko

ntko, wo, woo, xalcuahuitl, xmaculan (Mayan/

Quintana Roo), x-mak-ulam, xmak'ulan, x'obel

(Mayan/San Antonio [Belize]), yerba santa

<strong>History</strong>

Gold pepper is an ancient traditional Mayan

remedy that was mentioned as a medicinal plant

in the few sources from the colonial period (e.g.,

the Motul dictionary and the Relaci6n de las casas

de Yucatan) (Roys 1976, 263*). In contemporary

Mexico, the primary use of the plant is as a

seasoning; fish and other seafood are wrapped in

the large, aromatic leaves and braised (Bye and

Lianres 1983,6*; Cioro 1982, 143*).

In Panama, the leaves were or still are used to

catch fish. Apparently, their scent attracts a food

fish known as sabala pipwu (Gupta et al. 1985).

In Brazil, the leaves were used in the industrial

production of raw safrole for the international

market (Rob Montgomery, pers. comm.).

<strong>Distribution</strong>

Gold pepper is found from Mexico through

Central America and into South America. It is very

common among the tropical flora of Mexico (Chiapas), Belize, Panama, and Brazil and has

been carried into other tropical areas.

<strong>Cultivation</strong>

The plant is most easily propagated through

cuttings (approximately 15 to 20 cm long) taken

from the lower stems. In tropical areas, it can very

easily go wild and can displace other pepper plants

(e.g., Piper methysticum), thereby causing some

ecological damage (e.g., in Hawaii).

<strong>Appearance</strong>

This evergreen perennial bush, which can grow to

a height of 4 to 5 meters, develops branched green

stems that do not lignify on their lower ends until

quite late. The leaves are opposite, oval, and

tapered at the end and project straight out from

the stem or droop slightly. The green-white, very

thin inflorescences extend straight up and can

attain a length of more than 10 cm.

Gold pepper is easily confused with the very

similar species Piper sanctum (possibly a synonym),

which is also known as haja santa and is also

rich in safrole (Martinez 1994, 185*). However,

Piper sanctum grows to a height of only 1.5 meters

and does not occur in the southeastern lowlands

(Argueta et al. 1994,813*).

The closely related and similar, but generally

smaller, species Piper amalaga 1. (see Piper spp.)

also contains safrole and is used ethnobotanically

in very similar ways (Arvigo and Balick 1994,

64 f. *). Some Maya regard this species as the

"female" counterpart of the «male" gold pepper.

Gold pepper is almost identical in appearance

to Piper methysticum; most laymen can distinguish

the two species only by the scent of the leaves.

<strong>Psychoactive Material</strong>

- Fresh leaves

- Dried leaves

- Essential oil

<strong>Preparation and Dosage</strong>

Shade-dried leaves may be smoked by themselves

or in combination with other herbs (see smoking

blends). Fresh leaves are added to alcohol (aguardiente

=sugarcane alcohol, mescal; see Agave spp.)

(Argueta et al. 1994,49*).

The essential oil, which is easily obtained

through steam distillation (Gupta et al. 1985), is

suitable as a precursor for the synthesis of

amphetamine derivatives (e.g., MDMA; cf. herbal

ecstasy).

An orally administered dose of 9 g/kg of plant

extract did not have any lethal effects upon rats. When administered via Injection, the LDso is

calculated as 2g/kg (Argueta et al. 1994,50*).</td>
<td valign="top" width="53%"><strong>Ritual Use</strong>

Today in Belize, the large leaves are smoked, most

likely as a marijuana substitute (cf. Cannabis

indica) and for hedonistic purposes. To date, we

know of no traditional rituals in which gold

pepper has been used for its psychoactive

properties.

The natives of the West Indies (or Mexico) are

said to have once used Piper plantagineum Schlecht.,

a species found throughout the Caribbean region,

as a narcotic in a manner similar to the way kavakava

(Piper methysticum) is used. It is possible

that this species is synonymous with Piper

auritum. Unfortunately, almost nothing is known

about it.

'''Artifacts'''

None

<strong>Medicinal Use</strong>

In Belize (San Antonio, Cayo District), the large,

fresh leaves are heated over a wood fire and laid

over painful areas of the back, especially around

the small of the back. The Yucatec Maya of

Quintana Roo use the leaves as a stimulant, as an

analgesic, and to treat asthma, bronchitis, dyspnea,

weak digestion, stomachaches, head colds,

erysipelas, fever, gout, rheumatism, and wounds

(Cioro 1982, 143*; Roys 1976, 263*). In Mexican

folk medicine, the leaves are used for ethnogynecological

purposes. A tea made from the

leaves and mixed with honey is used to treat

scorpion stings. Juice pressed from the leaves is

ingested to relieve asthma, coughing, and

bronchitis (Argueta et al. 1994,49*).

The fresh leaf buds and young shoots can be

eaten as mild stimulants. When eaten, a mild

numbness is produced in the mouth that feels very

similar to the anesthesia of the mucous

membranes that is caused by Piper methysticum.

<strong>Constituents</strong>

The leaves contain 0.47 to 0.58% essential oil

(Martinez 1994, 185*). The essential oil is also

present in the stalks, although in much lower

concentrations (Oscar and Poveda 1983).

The essential oil has a characteristic safrole or

sassafras scent and consists of up to 700/0 safrole;

also present are some forty other substances,

including a-thujene, a-pinene, camphene, sabinene,

~-pinene, myrcene, ~-phellandrene, carene,

a-terpinene, limonene, 1,8-cineole, ')'-terpinene,

~-phellandrene, cis-sabinene hydrate, nonanon-2,

r-cymenene, terpinolene, linalool, camphor, borneol,

r-cymene-8-ol, bornylacetate, eugenol, Delemene, a-cubenene, muurolene, a-copaene, ~bourbonene,

paraffin, ~-caryophyllene, humulene,

myristicin, ~-bisabolene, elemicine, D-cadinene,

cadina-1,4-dien, spathulenole, ~-caryophyllene

oxide, and n-hexadecane (Gupta et al. 1985;

Argueta et al. 1994, 49*).

The leaves have been found to also contain the

flavonoid 3'-hydroxy-4',7-dimethoxyflavone, ~sitosterol,

and the diterpene trans-phytol. Various

phenoles are also present in the leaves (Ampofo et

al. 1987). The roots contain isoquinoline alkaloids,

phenylpropenoids, and safrole (Argueta et al.

1994,49*; Hansel et al. 1975; Nair et al. 1989).

<strong>Effects</strong>

The pharmacological effects of the leaves are

clearly the result of their high safrole content (cf.

Sassafras albidum).

<strong>Commercial Forms and Regulations</strong>

Although the plant is not subject to any

regulations, it is not available as a living plant or as

dried raw plant material. Because it is a precursor

for the synthesis of MDMA and closely related

amphetamine derivatives, safrole is subject to

registration (cf. herbal ecstasy). In some areas,

trade in safrole or in preparations with a high

safrole content is regulated or even prohibited.

<strong>Literature</strong>

See also the entries for Piper betle, Piper methysticum,

Piper spp., and essential oils.

Ampofo, Stephen A., Vassilios Roussis, and David F.

Wiemer. 1987. New prenylated phenolics from

Piper auritum. Phytochemistry 26 (8): 2367-70.

Collera ZUfiiga, Ofelia. 1956. Contribuci6n al estudio

del Piper auritum. Mexico City: Tesis, Facultad de

Ciencias Quimicas.

Gupta, Mahabir P., Tomas D. Arias, Norris H.

Williams, R. Bos, and D. H. E. Tattje. 1985.

Safrole, the main component of the essential oil

from Piper auritum of Panama. Journal of

Natural Products 48 (2): 330.

Hansel, Rudolf, Anneliese Leuschke, and Arturo

Gomez-Pompa. 1975. Aporthine-type alkaloids

from Piper auritum. Lloydia 38:529-30.

Nair, Muraleedharan G., John Sommerville, and

Basil A. Burke. 1989. Phenyl propenoids from

roots of Piper auritum. Phytochemistry 28 (2):

654-55.

Oscar, C. C., and A. 1. J. Poveda. 1983. Piper auritum

(H.B.K.), Piperaceae Family: Preliminary study

of the essential oil from its leaves. Ing. Ciencias

Quimicas 7 (1/2): 24-25.</td>
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<td valign="top" width="50%"><strong>Other Names</strong>
Beta-carbolines, l3-carbolines, I3Cs
l3-carbolines are derived from the actuall3-carboline
(norharmane). They belong to the group of
indole alkaloids and are closely related to tryptamines.
They consist of an indole skeleton and
various side chains.
The psychoactive effects of l3-carbolines are
due primarily to the harmala alkaloids harmaline,
harmine, harmalol, harmane (I-methyl-l3-carboline),
and norharmane (l3-carboline) (Naranjo
1967). The simpler (l3-carboline) alkaloids occur
in numerous plants (Allen and Holmstedt 1980).
Many plants that produce psychoactive effects
or are utilized for psychoactive purposes contain
l3-carbolines (including Acacia spp., Arundo
donax, Banisteriopsis caapi, Banisteriopsis spp.,
Mucuna pruriens, Papaver spp., Passiflora spp.,
Peganum harmala, Phalaris arundinacea, Phalaris
spp., Psychotria spp., Strychnos spp., Virola
spp., Tribulus terrestris, and Amanita muscaria).
These compounds are also present in tobacco
smoke (cf. Nicotiana tabacum) and in many
plants that are used traditionally to make ayahuasca
or are now used as ayahuasca analogs
(Schultes 1982).
Many l3-carbolines occur as endogenous substances
in animals and in humans, where they
serve important functions in the nervous system
(Bringmann et al. 1991). They appear to influence
both moods and dreaming. It is likely that
norharmane (l3-carboline) occupies a specific 13carboline
receptor. Harmane is the endogenous
MAO (monoamine oxidase) inhibitor, suppressing
MAO-A (Rommelspacher et al. 1991). This
allows the endogenous N,N-DMT to persist for a
longer duration and trigger visionary perceptions
that manifest either as spontaneous visions during
the waking state or as dreams while sleeping
(Callaway et al. 1995).
The harmala alkaloids harmaline, harmine,
harmane, and tetrahydroharmane are all MAO
inhibitors that inhibit primarilyMAO-A (Buckholtz
and Bogan 1977; McIsaac and Estevez 1966).
In the presence of certain foods, MAO
inhibitors are considered to be dangerous or even
very dangerous. Tyramine, which is found in such
foods as aged cheese, is especially hazardous. If it is
not broken down by MAO, it can cause severe
toxic effects to an organism. More-recent studies,
however, have shown that the dangers have been greatly exaggerated in both the literature and «on
the street:' Moreover, the amount of tyramine
contained in most "dangerous" foods tends to be
rather low (Berlin and Lecrubier 1996).</td>
<td valign="top" width="53%"><strong>Literature</strong>
Allen, J. R. F., and Bo Holmstedt. 1980. The simple
l3-carboline alkaloids. Phytochemistry
19:1573-82.
Berlin, Ivan, and Yves Lecrubier. 1996. Food and
drug interactions with monoamine oxidase
inhibitors: How safe are the newer agents? eNS
Drugs 5 (6): 403-13.
Bringmann, Gerhard, Doris Feineis, Heike Friedrich,
and Anette Hille. 1991. Endogenous alkaloids in
man-synthesis, analytics, in vivo identification,
and medicinal importance. Planta Medica 57
supp!. (1): 73-84.
Buckholtz, N. S., and W. O. Bogan. 1977.
Monoaminooxydase inhibition in brain and liver
produced by l3-carbolines: Structure-activity
relationships and substrate specificity.
Biochemical Pharmacology 26: 1991-96.
Callaway, James C., M. M. Airaksinen, and J.
Gynther. 1995. Endogenous l3-carbolines and
other indole alkaloids in mammals. Integration
5:19-33. (Includes a very comprehensive
bibliography.)
McIsaac, W. M., and V. Estevez. 1966. Structureactivity
relationship of l3-carbolines monoamine
oxidase inhibitors. Biochemical Pharmacology
15:1625-27.
Naranjo, Claudio. 1967. Psychotropic properties of
the harmala alkaloids. In Ethnopharmacologic
search for psychoactive drugs, ed. D. H. Efron,
385-91. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare.
Rommelspacher, Hans, Torsten May, and Rudi
Susilo. 1991.I3-carbolines and
tetrahydroisoquinolines: Detection and function
in mammals. Planta Medica 57 stipp!. (1): 93 ff.
Schultes, Richard Evans. 1982. The beta-carboline
hallucinogens of South America. Journal of
Psychoactive Drugs 14 (3): 205-20.
Stohler, R., H. Rommelspacher, D. Ladewig, and
G. Dammann. 1993. Beta-carboline
(Harman/Norharman) sind bei
Heroinabhangigen erhoht. Therapeutische
Umschau 50:178-81.</td>
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<td valign="top" width="50%"><strong>Other Names</strong>
Beta-carbolines, l3-carbolines, I3Cs
l3-carbolines are derived from the actuall3-carboline
(norharmane). They belong to the group of
indole alkaloids and are closely related to tryptamines.
They consist of an indole skeleton and
various side chains.
The psychoactive effects of l3-carbolines are
due primarily to the harmala alkaloids harmaline,
harmine, harmalol, harmane (I-methyl-l3-carboline),
and norharmane (l3-carboline) (Naranjo
1967). The simpler (l3-carboline) alkaloids occur
in numerous plants (Allen and Holmstedt 1980).
Many plants that produce psychoactive effects
or are utilized for psychoactive purposes contain
l3-carbolines (including Acacia spp., Arundo
donax, Banisteriopsis caapi, Banisteriopsis spp.,
Mucuna pruriens, Papaver spp., Passiflora spp.,
Peganum harmala, Phalaris arundinacea, Phalaris
spp., Psychotria spp., Strychnos spp., Virola
spp., Tribulus terrestris, and Amanita muscaria).
These compounds are also present in tobacco
smoke (cf. Nicotiana tabacum) and in many
plants that are used traditionally to make ayahuasca
or are now used as ayahuasca analogs
(Schultes 1982).
Many l3-carbolines occur as endogenous substances
in animals and in humans, where they
serve important functions in the nervous system
(Bringmann et al. 1991). They appear to influence
both moods and dreaming. It is likely that
norharmane (l3-carboline) occupies a specific 13carboline
receptor. Harmane is the endogenous
MAO (monoamine oxidase) inhibitor, suppressing
MAO-A (Rommelspacher et al. 1991). This
allows the endogenous N,N-DMT to persist for a
longer duration and trigger visionary perceptions
that manifest either as spontaneous visions during
the waking state or as dreams while sleeping
(Callaway et al. 1995).
The harmala alkaloids harmaline, harmine,
harmane, and tetrahydroharmane are all MAO
inhibitors that inhibit primarilyMAO-A (Buckholtz
and Bogan 1977; McIsaac and Estevez 1966).
In the presence of certain foods, MAO
inhibitors are considered to be dangerous or even
very dangerous. Tyramine, which is found in such
foods as aged cheese, is especially hazardous. If it is
not broken down by MAO, it can cause severe
toxic effects to an organism. More-recent studies,
however, have shown that the dangers have been greatly exaggerated in both the literature and «on
the street:' Moreover, the amount of tyramine
contained in most "dangerous" foods tends to be
rather low (Berlin and Lecrubier 1996).</td>
<td valign="top" width="53%"><strong>Literature</strong>
Allen, J. R. F., and Bo Holmstedt. 1980. The simple
l3-carboline alkaloids. Phytochemistry
19:1573-82.
Berlin, Ivan, and Yves Lecrubier. 1996. Food and
drug interactions with monoamine oxidase
inhibitors: How safe are the newer agents? eNS
Drugs 5 (6): 403-13.
Bringmann, Gerhard, Doris Feineis, Heike Friedrich,
and Anette Hille. 1991. Endogenous alkaloids in
man-synthesis, analytics, in vivo identification,
and medicinal importance. Planta Medica 57
supp!. (1): 73-84.
Buckholtz, N. S., and W. O. Bogan. 1977.
Monoaminooxydase inhibition in brain and liver
produced by l3-carbolines: Structure-activity
relationships and substrate specificity.
Biochemical Pharmacology 26: 1991-96.
Callaway, James C., M. M. Airaksinen, and J.
Gynther. 1995. Endogenous l3-carbolines and
other indole alkaloids in mammals. Integration
5:19-33. (Includes a very comprehensive
bibliography.)
McIsaac, W. M., and V. Estevez. 1966. Structureactivity
relationship of l3-carbolines monoamine
oxidase inhibitors. Biochemical Pharmacology
15:1625-27.
Naranjo, Claudio. 1967. Psychotropic properties of
the harmala alkaloids. In Ethnopharmacologic
search for psychoactive drugs, ed. D. H. Efron,
385-91. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare.
Rommelspacher, Hans, Torsten May, and Rudi
Susilo. 1991.I3-carbolines and
tetrahydroisoquinolines: Detection and function
in mammals. Planta Medica 57 stipp!. (1): 93 ff.
Schultes, Richard Evans. 1982. The beta-carboline
hallucinogens of South America. Journal of
Psychoactive Drugs 14 (3): 205-20.
Stohler, R., H. Rommelspacher, D. Ladewig, and
G. Dammann. 1993. Beta-carboline
(Harman/Norharman) sind bei
Heroinabhangigen erhoht. Therapeutische
Umschau 50:178-81.</td>
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* Depressants
** [[Cannabis]]
** [[Alcohol]]
** [[Benzodiazepines]]
** [[GHB]]

* Opioids
** [[Heroin]]
** [[Poppy extracts]]
** [[Oxycodone]]
** [[Fentanyl]]

* [[Psychedelics]]
** [[LSD]]
** [[DMT]]
** [[Mushrooms]]
** [[Salvia]]
** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]
** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]

* [[Stimulants]]
** [[Street amphetamine]]
** [[Methamphetamine]]
** [[Adderal]]
** [[MDMA]]

* '''[[Dissociatives]]''' <font color="green">✔</font>
** [[Ketamine]]
** [[DXM]]
** [[MXE]]
** [[Nitrous]]

* [[Deliriants]]
** [[Scopolamine]]
** [[Diphenhydramine]]
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== Entheogens ==
* [[Test]]

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== Compounds ==
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* [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]

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== Drug Knowledge ==

:<font color="green">✔</font> = Good Page

* Depressants
** [[Cannabis]]
** [[Alcohol]]
** [[Benzodiazepines]]
** [[GHB]]

* Opioids
** [[Heroin]]
** [[Poppy extracts]]
** [[Oxycodone]]
** [[Fentanyl]]

* [[Psychedelics]]
** [[LSD]]
** [[DMT]]
** [[Mushrooms]]
** [[Salvia]]
** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]
** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]

* [[Stimulants]]
** [[Street amphetamine]]
** [[Methamphetamine]]
** [[Adderal]]
** [[MDMA]]

* '''[[Dissociatives]]''' <font color="green">✔</font>
** [[Ketamine]]
** [[DXM]]
** [[MXE]]
** [[Nitrous]]

* [[Deliriants]]
** [[Scopolamine]]
** [[Diphenhydramine]]
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== Entheogens ==
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== Important Pages ==
* [[To do list]]
* [[Admin Daily Digest]]
* [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]

== Philosophy and Spirituality ==
* [[Tree Idea]]
* [[DILD]]
* [[Disso Theory]]
* [[Dimensions]]
* [[MBTI mind reading theory]]
* [[Egg Theory]]
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Pandadream:

Main Page

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Pandadream:

* [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]
* TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].
* View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].

<table style="max-width: 1000px; display:block;" cellpadding=5><tr><td valign=top width=33%>
== Community ==

=== Radio ===

DrugsRadio is an internet radio driven by volunteers.

* '''[http://tripsit.me/flash Listen Now]'''

More info:
* [[How to DJ]], and how to apply
* [[Radio schedule|DJ Schedule]] - add yourself to a timeslot

=== IRC chat ===

* <strike>Join all channels</strike> Currently not working.
* [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/drugs #drugs]
* [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/tripsit #tripsit]
* [[IRC rules]]
* [[List of IRC bot commands]]
* [[List of users and permissions]]

=== IRC network ===

We're in the planning phases of building a free, uncensored IRC network letting people discuss controversial subjects without being afraid of banning and censorship.

* [[IRC Network|Tripsit IRC Network]]

=== Nexus ===
TRIPSit Nexus is an exclusive social network for psychonauts.
*[[Nexus Wiki Page|Nexus Wiki]]
*[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/features/ Features]
*[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/terms/ Terms & Conditions]

=== Tripsitting ===
* [[Tripsit howto|How to be a good trip sitter]]
* [[Handling bad trips|How to handle a bad trip]]

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== Drug Knowledge ==

:<font color="green">✔</font> = Good Page

* Depressants
** [[Cannabis]]
** [[Alcohol]]
** [[Benzodiazepines]]
** [[GHB]]

* Opioids
** [[Heroin]]
** [[Poppy extracts]]
** [[Oxycodone]]
** [[Fentanyl]]

* [[Psychedelics]]
** [[LSD]]
** [[DMT]]
** [[Mushrooms]]
** [[Salvia]]
** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]
** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]

* [[Stimulants]]
** [[Street amphetamine]]
** [[Methamphetamine]]
** [[Adderal]]
** [[MDMA]]

* '''[[Dissociatives]]''' <font color="green">✔</font>
** [[Ketamine]]
** [[DXM]]
** [[MXE]]
** [[Nitrous]]

* [[Deliriants]]
** [[Scopolamine]]
** [[Diphenhydramine]]
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<td valign=top width=33%>
== Important Pages ==
* [[To do list]]
* [[Admin Daily Digest]]
* [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]
</td>

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Main Page

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Pandadream:

* [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]
* TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].
* View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].

<table style="max-width: 1000px; display:block;" cellpadding=5><tr><td valign=top width=33%>
== Community ==

=== Radio ===

DrugsRadio is an internet radio driven by volunteers.

* '''[http://tripsit.me/flash Listen Now]'''

More info:
* [[How to DJ]], and how to apply
* [[Radio schedule|DJ Schedule]] - add yourself to a timeslot

=== IRC chat ===

* <strike>Join all channels</strike> Currently not working.
* [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/drugs #drugs]
* [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/tripsit #tripsit]
* [[IRC rules]]
* [[List of IRC bot commands]]
* [[List of users and permissions]]

=== IRC network ===

We're in the planning phases of building a free, uncensored IRC network letting people discuss controversial subjects without being afraid of banning and censorship.

* [[IRC Network|Tripsit IRC Network]]

=== Nexus ===
TRIPSit Nexus is an exclusive social network for psychonauts. The Nexus is much like a combination of a blogger, twitter, forum, friend chat, and more, where psychonauts can discuss the topics that they are interested in. You can search for past discussions with key words, or start new topic to discuss and find answers. You can also provide the community with time stamped updates of your experiences with the sites “the wire” feature.
*[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/features/ Features]
*[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/terms/ Terms & Conditions]

=== Tripsitting ===
* [[Tripsit howto|How to be a good trip sitter]]
* [[Handling bad trips|How to handle a bad trip]]

</td>

<td valign=top width=33% bgcolor=#f1f1f1>
== Drug Knowledge ==

:<font color="green">✔</font> = Good Page

* Depressants
** [[Cannabis]]
** [[Alcohol]]
** [[Benzodiazepines]]
** [[GHB]]

* Opioids
** [[Heroin]]
** [[Poppy extracts]]
** [[Oxycodone]]
** [[Fentanyl]]

* [[Psychedelics]]
** [[LSD]]
** [[DMT]]
** [[Mushrooms]]
** [[Salvia]]
** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]
** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]

* [[Stimulants]]
** [[Street amphetamine]]
** [[Methamphetamine]]
** [[Adderal]]
** [[MDMA]]

* '''[[Dissociatives]]''' <font color="green">✔</font>
** [[Ketamine]]
** [[DXM]]
** [[MXE]]
** [[Nitrous]]

* [[Deliriants]]
** [[Scopolamine]]
** [[Diphenhydramine]]
</td>

<td valign=top width=33%>
== Important Pages ==
* [[To do list]]
* [[Admin Daily Digest]]
* [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]
</td>

</tr>
</table>

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Main Page

2013-01-09T17:51:39Z

Pandadream:

* [[About|About Tripsit wiki]]
* TripSit wiki currently has [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages]].
* View a [[Special:AllPages|list of all pages]].

<table style="max-width: 1000px; display:block;" cellpadding=5><tr><td valign=top width=33%>
== Community ==

=== Radio ===

DrugsRadio is an internet radio driven by volunteers.

* '''[http://tripsit.me/flash Listen Now]'''

More info:
* [[How to DJ]], and how to apply
* [[Radio schedule|DJ Schedule]] - add yourself to a timeslot

=== IRC chat ===

* <strike>Join all channels</strike> Currently not working.
* [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/drugs #drugs]
* [http://webchat.snoonet.org/kiwi/irc.snoonet.org/tripsit #tripsit]
* [[IRC rules]]
* [[List of IRC bot commands]]
* [[List of users and permissions]]

=== IRC network ===

We're in the planning phases of building a free, uncensored IRC network letting people discuss controversial subjects without being afraid of banning and censorship.

* [[IRC Network|Tripsit IRC Network]]

=== Nexus ===
TRIPSit Nexus is an exclusive social network for psychonauts. The Nexus is much like a combination of a blogger, twitter, forum, friend chat, and more, where psychonauts can discuss the topics that they are interested in. You can search for past discussions with key words, or start new topic to discuss and find answers. You can also provide the community with time stamped updates of your experiences with the sites“the wire” feature.
*[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/features/ Features]
*[http://www.tripsit.me/network/tripsit-network/terms/ Terms & Conditions]

=== Tripsitting ===
* [[Tripsit howto|How to be a good trip sitter]]
* [[Handling bad trips|How to handle a bad trip]]

</td>

<td valign=top width=33% bgcolor=#f1f1f1>
== Drug Knowledge ==

:<font color="green">✔</font> = Good Page

* Depressants
** [[Cannabis]]
** [[Alcohol]]
** [[Benzodiazepines]]
** [[GHB]]

* Opioids
** [[Heroin]]
** [[Poppy extracts]]
** [[Oxycodone]]
** [[Fentanyl]]

* [[Psychedelics]]
** [[LSD]]
** [[DMT]]
** [[Mushrooms]]
** [[Salvia]]
** [[2C-X|2C-X series]]
** [[NBOMe|NBOMe series]]

* [[Stimulants]]
** [[Street amphetamine]]
** [[Methamphetamine]]
** [[Adderal]]
** [[MDMA]]

* '''[[Dissociatives]]''' <font color="green">✔</font>
** [[Ketamine]]
** [[DXM]]
** [[MXE]]
** [[Nitrous]]

* [[Deliriants]]
** [[Scopolamine]]
** [[Diphenhydramine]]
</td>

<td valign=top width=33%>
== Important Pages ==
* [[To do list]]
* [[Admin Daily Digest]]
* [[List of people|List of staff and their roles]]
</td>

</tr>
</table>

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2013-01-04T00:15:20Z

Pandadream:

[http://www.tripsit.me/nexus/profile/admin
]

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2013-01-04T00:14:28Z

Pandadream:

[http://www.tripsit.me/nexus/user/admin
]

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2013-01-04T00:13:53Z

Pandadream: Created page with "[http://www.tripsit.me/user/admin ]"

[http://www.tripsit.me/user/admin
]