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Datura has zero abuse potential.

Posted by J.R. on June 21, 2004 at 03:52:01:
There are no datura addicts, but datura is an extremely dangerous
plant. The Zuni say it should only be taken with a special kind of
healer and if one takes it alone he'll be lucky if he dies. Carlos's
datura experiences are his most bizarre drug experiments. It is
appallingly irresponsible to give datura to anyone. In a nutshell,
it's toxic and very, very dangerous. Regards,
J.R.