Last Updated: 8 October, 2010

Happy Shaman Herbs

For any person intending to use or consume herbs for medicinal uses or for a legal or natural 'high', it is important to be educated. Some herbs can be harmfull in prolonged use or may contain deadly toxins in the right concentration or even just mixing the wrong herbs together can cause serious health problems. When buying dried herb or extract it is also important to check for the botanical name of the herb as some herbs of different subspecies can employ the same common name but may contain different alkaloids or toxins. Most of these herbs conatin a main 'active ingredient' but can also contain many other chemicals that cause side effects. Finding information on some herbs can be difficult and here we attempt to provide links to information resources for educational purposes.

Botanical List Of Happy Shaman Herbs

Catnip / Catmint - Nepeta Cataria wiki Celandine / Poppywort - Chelidonium majus wiki - Ranunculus ficaria wiki - Stylophorum diphyllum wiki Corkwood - Erythrina Vespertilio wiki Cubeb - Piper Cubeba wiki Damiana - Turnera Aphrodisiaca - Turnera Diffusa wiki Fumewort - Corydalis Lutea wiki - Corydalis Tomentilla - Corydalis Wilsonii Guarana - Paullinia Cupana wiki Harmal - Peganum Harmala wiki Hawaiian Baby Woodrose - Argyreia Nervosa wiki Hoja Santa / Rootbeer Plant - Piper Auritum wiki Iboga - Tabernanthe Iboga wiki Indian Tobacco - Lobelia Inflata wiki Indian Warrior - Pedicularis densiflora wiki Kava - Piper Methysticum wiki Khat - Catha Edulis wiki Lion's Tail / Wild Dagga - Leonotis Leonurus wiki Lion's Ear / Klip Dagga - Leonotis Nepetifolia wiki Lizard's Tail / Swamp Root - Saururus Cernuus wiki

Lotus - Nelumbo Nucifera wiki - Nymphaea Caerulea wiki Maconha Brava Zornia Latifolia wiki Mimosa Spp. - Mimosa Scabrella wiki - Mimosa Hostilis wiki - Mimosa Pudica wiki Morning Glory - Ipomoea Muelleri wiki Motherwort / Marijuanilla - Leonurus Cardiaca wiki - Leonurus Sibiricus wiki Mugwort - Artemisia Verlotiorum wiki - Artemisia Vulgaris wiki Passionflower / Maypop - Passiflora Incarnata wiki Peyote - Lophophora Williamsii wiki Prickly Poppy - Argemone Mexicana wiki Sage - Salvia Splendens wiki San Pedro - Echinopsis Pachanoi wiki Skullcap / Hoodwort - Scutellaria Lateriflora wiki - Scutellaria Formosana - Scutellaria Humilis - Scutellaria Barbata wiki - Scutellaria Baicalensis wiki Toothache Plant - Spilanthes Oleracea wiki Wild Lettuce - Lactuca Virosa wiki Yohimbe - Pausinystalia Yohimbe wiki

Shown above is a list of herbs and their botanical names that are said to have medicinal or shamanic uses and are available in australia as either plants, seeds, dried herbs or extracts. Please note that this list is incomplete and some of the herbs listed here may be controlled or restricted for human consumption or for cultivation in some areas or states. We cannot give advise on the restrictions of these herbs and we do not promote their cultivation or use for means of 'getting high'. This list is provided for information purposes only. Some of these happy shaman herbs may also be unavailable due to being out of stock or out of season. The herbs listed on this page are listed in alphabetical order.

If you are looking for pre-mixed, legal 'party drug' type concoctions of herbs, you may want to visit a happy high herbs type store online, to find several suppliers of all types of herbs visit the links listed below. We find it much safer and cheaper to learn about each herb and obtain growing plants with which you can mix and match to suit your needs, and health. Each herb listed above has a link to the wiki, a great source of information and education for all of these happy shaman herbs listed here. Also listed below are links to suppliers of all or most of these live happy shaman herbs plants aswell as dried herbs and other products.

Happy Shaman Herbs Links

About Shaman Herbs:

For centuries, thousands of different plants, shrubs, trees, flowers & cactis have been used medicinally to treat the male sexual disfunction, women's libido, anxiety, sleeping disorders, heart conditions, respiratory problems, lung infections, fungal & bacterial infections, drug addictions & withdrawal symptons or as an 'alternative high', sedative, hallucinogen, stimulant or type of cigar or cigarette. Many of these herbs also have a high cultural signifigance in coutries or tribes such as the indian lotus, which is the sacred flower of india. Respectively, plants & plant extracts also play a large part in the pharmaceutical & health industries.