Calea Zacatechichi, also known as 'Dream Herb' or bitter grass, is likely the most well-known of all the oneirogens, or dream enhancing plants. Native to Central America, and predominantly growing in Mexico, this plant has been used for thousands of years for lucid dreaming, dream enhancement, and mental clarity. Calea Zacatechichi has also been used by indigenous groups for gastrointestinal issues and a wide array of other ailments.
Calea Zacatechichi has many anecdotal reports that can be found on the internet. Users report an increased ability to control dreams or lucid dream, increased vividness of dreams with an increased memory recall, longer more substantive dreams, and what most find most important, a deeper knowledge and increased ability to understand the meaning of one's dreams.
Traditionally the raw herb is brewed into a tea and consumed prior to going to sleep. However, the main issue that crops up most in the anecdotal reports that can be found on the web is the revolting taste of the tea. Calea Zacatechichi is also known as 'bitter grass', and it gets this name for good reason! Many people consider the tea to be the worst thing they have ever tasted, some even stating it tastes like stomach bile! That's where extracts come into play.
This is a 100:1 extract o raw, dry Calea Zacatechichi leaves. Meaning 100g of plant matter is used to make just 1g of this extract. Although we only sell our extracts for historical and scientific purposes, and the burning as an incense, and not for human consumption, people have found extracts of Calea Zacatechichi to be much easier to consume than the dry herb.
I am pleased to be able to offer you all one of my FAVORITE plant medicines of all time, in this super potent extracted form.
Disclaimer: This Calea Zacatechichi extract is sold purely for ethnobotanical interests as a burning incense, or for scientific research. It is not meant to be ingested. We do not promote our Calea Zacatechichi 100:1 Extract for edible purposes and withdraw ourselves of any responsibility.
