Blue Lotus (Nymphaea Caerulea) Double-Extracted Tincture

Also called Blue Water Lily, Egyptian Lotus, and the Sacred Lily of the Nile... Blue Lotus is most famous for its ceremonial and recreational use in Ancient Egypt, where it is painted on the walls of pyramids and temples, and also mentioned in the Egyptian Book of the Dead. In those days, it was commonly infused into wine and joyful festivities were held in its honor. It was also utilized by the Egyptian priesthood as a medicine and spiritual sacrament.  Blue Lotus is an adaptogen and is considered to considered to be a supportive "cure all" plant for the wellbeing of the body and the mind. Spiritually, it is known to produce subtle, high level expanded states of consciousness that are perfect for ceremony, ritual, meditation, and magick. It is also an aphrodisiac. The alkaloids responsible for Blue Lotus' therapeutic properties are apomorphine (psychotropic, dopamine agonist) and nuciferine (anti-spasmodic). Studies show that these substances can create euphoria, feelings of joyfuln