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Can You Really Smoke Chocolate … I mean Cacao?
Who would have thought that every corner of a civilized modern metropolitan society, a Coffee Shop would exist offering Hot Chocolate .. that is because Cacao along with its cousin the Coffee bean, has been used by Meso-Americans for millenniums … before any Jesus Christ.
Is Wild Lettuce a Smokable Herb?
Wild Lettuce was historically smoked as an alternative to using Opium in the 19th century. The relaxing euphoric feeling makes falling asleep much easier when you smoke, sip, vape or steamed it. Wild Lettuce has a mild sedative effect which makes it great for anxiety. Used as a tea, smoke or tincture to treat insomnia. Medicinal…
Can You Smoke Blue Lotus Herb?
The Blue Lotus Herb is one of the most beautiful plants highly admire by all the ancients. Blue lotus herb is a sight to see. No mud no lotus is a true testament to the polarities in this dimension. When sipped in a tea, used in a bath or smoked, Blue Lotus has a calming,…
Can you smoke Raspberry Leaf?
Used as medicine for centuries, providing high levels of vitamins and other nutrients. The entire raspberry plant was used by Natives of the Americas to treat a number of illnesses. Raspberry roots, leaves and bark were all used to treat different ailments of the digestive and intestinal tracts. Roots were used to treat diarrhea while raspberry leaf tea was…
Can You Smoke Skullcap?
Smoke Skullcap for a calming and relaxing effect to your senses. History of Skullcap Skullcap has been show to treat anxiety and insomnia. A native North American perennial herb of the Lamiaceae (mint) family (View our Skullcap IGTV). Cherokee smoke skullcap in ceremonies to mark the transition of girls to womanhood. The flowers look like…
Can You Smoke Marshmallow?
If images of roasted marshmallows over a campfire come to mind, your not wrong! The original marshmallow was the root of this plant. Todays marshmallows are all synthetic candies. But the leaf, stem and root of the Marshmallow plant holds a smilier texture along with a mucilaginous consistency. Its botanical name, Althaea officinalis, refers to…
Can You Smoke Damiana?
Smoking Damiana has been documented by Spanish Missionaries to Western Clinical scientist. Damiana as a Smoke The first time I met Damiana was on a hot humid day in Costa Rica. It’s small shrub with tiny yellow flowers only grow in Central and South America. Mainly used as a tea by the natives of these…
Top Smokable Herbs & Herbal Smoking Blends
Specifically curated in Brooklyn to balance YOUR world 24/7. The following herbal trios are our personally recommended formulas to tackle your morning, evening and night. You can use all the organic, chemical-free herbal blends as a ritual smoke (alone or blended with other herbs), warm/cold tea, dry herb vape or herbal face steam. All you…
You can Smoke This? Part 2
If you are reading this then it means you are currently a smoker. If we dissect why you started, we’d probably attribute it to stress, peer pressure, a familiar smell, social use while drinking, and oral fixation. Whichever way that you were introduced, you received “some” of the benefits of the tobacco. You kept trying…
You can Smoke This? Part 1
Start by asking yourself – Do you REALLY know what you are doing when you smoke plants? Whether you’re using Tobacco, Cannabis or Chamomile, you are “communing” with the plant by burning it. In plain english, you’re experiencing the chemical reactions that the plant has with your body when you consume it. Be it smoke…
Can You Smoke Passion Flower?
Even though its call Passion flower, its main energy is to bring calm and peace. First discovered in Peru in the 17th century and named for its resemblance to the crucifixion of Christ. The Peruvians used the flower as a sedative. While the Aztecs of Mexico use Passion flower as a remedy for anxiety and…
Smoke the Herb
Our ancestral romance with inhaling plant fumes started 7,000 years ago. Very likely the first plant to be burned and inhaled can be tracked back to humans inadvertently inhaling fumes off of burning vegetation. Imagine a small bush burning during a campfire … Imagine a strong wind bring the fumes your way… Imagine that you’ve…
Can You Smoke Gotu Kola?
Also called tiger’s herb because injured tigers often rub against it to heal their wounds. Gotu Kola features in both Chinese and Indian myths and folklore. The Tai Chi Chuan master Li Ching-Yun purportedly lived to an advanced age of over 200 years old, due in part to his use of Gotu kola and other…
