Yohimbe Bark (Wild Harvested)

Corynanthe yohimbe

Format: Bark

Size: 1 oz package

Also Known as: Pausinystalia yohimbe.

Farming Type: Wild Harvested

Origin: Cameroon

Yohimbe is a small evergreen tree native to central Africa, primarily in the nations of Cameroon, Gabon, and Zaire. The terms yohimbine, yohimbine hydrochloride, and yohimbe bark extract are related but different. Yohimbe refers to the herb. Yohimbine refers to the active chemical found not only in yohimbe but also in Indian snakewood, periwinkle, quebracho, and niando.

Traditionally used as a tincture. Unlike chopped bark, the powder does not require an acid (such as lemon juice) to be added to the water with which the tincture is taken for maximum effect. Seldom found in an encapsulated form, and while it may be taken as a tea, it has a fairly unpleasant taste. Yohimbe bark contains a substance called yohimbine in a concentration of about 6%, as well as other, similar compounds known as indole alkaloids.

Note: Seek medical attention in an emergency room if erection lasts more than four hours. Recommended under the supervision of someone qualified to use this substance. Not recommended if you have severe kidney or liver disease. Not to be taken if you are currently on blood thinning medication, and it is not recommended to be taken for extended periods of time..

Since yohimbine is easily absorbed through your mucus membranes, including yohimbe in incense could conceivably produce psychotropic results. Therefore, use yohimbe with care and in very small portions. Used often for Love and lust blends.

Keywords: Love, Lust

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