nightshades

Whats interesting is why nightshades diversified and selectively bred into so many staple plants in the new world but the nightshades in the old world did not.

Black henbane is indigenous to Europe and Asia and belongs to the Solanaceae family — the nightshades.

Iirc the mild poisons in nightshades trigger the learned helplessness response in people who are on the jagged edge of sobriety.

No, it does not appear to be true that hygrine is found in nightshades.

The author of that comment seems to be onto something because hygrine is indeed found in nightshades as well as in coca.

And, other nightshades such as tomatoes, bell peppers, and goji berries contain lectins.

This was after years of not eating anything with fiber, gluten, or nightshades.

Chilis, tobacco and tomatoes are all in the same family (nightshades).

The leaves of nightshades are bitter and toxic even to birds.

Where are you getting that hygrine is found in nightshades?

For 30 days eat nothing but completely innocuous foods: no dairy, eggs, nightshades, vegetable oils, or grains.

Per protocol I also excluded other things like nightshades, nuts/seeds, grains.

They say they are sceptical because "there are a number of Tropane alkaloids which are very close to cocaine and are present in other plants - especially nightshades (e.g., belladonna) - which were known to and used for various purposes by Europeans for a long time."

"we found something that kinda looks like a coke spoon in some Germanic warrior burials, let's see what drugs were available to people back then - opium, nightshades, cannabis and various fungi, notably ergot".

Nightshades are problematic for stressed and old people because the plants have mild poisons.

Nightshades seemed to have the greatest correlation for me.

Nightshades (tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants) contain solanine which is toxic.