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	<div>epilepsy, neuralgia, and sleeplessness. The plant</div>		<div>epilepsy, neuralgia, and sleeplessness. The plant</div>
	<div>contains the flavonoid scutellarin, which has</div>		<div>contains the flavonoid scutellarin, which has</div>
	<div>sedative and antispasmodic effects (Foster ~~and Duke~~ 1990, 186*). A species described under the</div>		<div>sedative and antispasmodic effects (Foster and Duke 1990, 186*). A species described under the</div>
	<div>name Scutellaria arvense is reputed to have</div>		<div>name Scutellaria arvense is reputed to have</div>
	<div>psychoactive or hallucinogenic effects (Schultes</div>		<div>psychoactive or hallucinogenic effects (Schultes</div>
	<div>and Hofmann 1980, 367*).</div>		<div>and Hofmann 1980, 367*).</div>

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<div>Skullcap is a component of smoking blends with</div>
<div>alleged psychoactive effects that are offered as a</div>
<div>marijuana substitute (see Cannabis indica). The</div>
<div>herbage formerly was used as a sedative and nerve</div>
<div>tonic and was even prescribed for the treatment of</div>
<div>epilepsy, neuralgia, and sleeplessness. The plant</div>
<div>contains the flavonoid scutellarin, which has</div>
<div>sedative and antispasmodic effects (Foster and Duke 1990, 186). A species described under the</div>
<div>name Scutellaria arvense is reputed to have</div>
<div>psychoactive or hallucinogenic effects (Schultes</div>
<div>and Hofmann 1980, 367).</div>