nen888 said:
This certainly sounds like a candidate for another Acacia "active" tea, having the β-carbolines (harmalas) present. Similar to nexus reports of drinking active Acacia confusa tea
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Acacia mucronata var. longifolia (tea)
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This certainly sounds like a candidate for another Acacia "active" tea, having the β-carbolines (harmalas) present. Similar to nexus reports of drinking active Acacia confusa tea
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Indeed, and abundant in some parts of Aus. Easy to find with a bit of detective work online.
A.Mucronata subsp mucronata also has a very interesting profile.
A.Mucronata subsp mucronata also has a very interesting profile.
..this species was confirmed active in oral tests a while ago..check entry for oral activity in info thread..
it is a particularly lovely plant..and appreciates kindness and attention when grown
it is a particularly lovely plant..and appreciates kindness and attention when grown
