Velvet Bean Resin Oil (Mucuna pruriens)
$9.99 – $54.99
The most frequent use of the plant is to implement it in your everyday diet as an antioxidant.
However, another useful property of the seed oil is that it reduces itchiness and helps with skin allergies. This is somewhat strange since the plant itself is difficult to touch because it causes itchiness, but when it is properly manufactured it can be used to create the opposite effect.
When it was first discovered, the initial use of the Velvet Bean was as a fertilizer. Because the plant is in the same family as other legumes, it fixes Nitrogen and helps fertilize soil. At the time of its initial discovery, no one dare to try and eat this plant in any shape or form because of its toxic properties. Through the development of research and science however, this has now become a very safe way to make the most of all the healthy benefits of the plant.
The only parts of the Velvet Bean that can be used are its seeds. However, even though it has a much more limited number of useful parts, the seeds are so helpful and medicinally impressive that they certainly make up for their small size.
Because of its toxicity, the plant is fantastic for detoxifying the body and helping cancer patients.
The doses that are used with this plant are very carefully controlled and are usually specifically issued by doctors, but the seed oil can be purchased on the market and used by everyone.
The seed oil is not so high in its toxic concentration, so it can be added to warm water (only the oil that is meant to be drunk) and taken in small doses on a daily basis.
In comparison with our E-Liquids which already deliver a surprising effect at 4% concentration, Our Resin Oil takes it to a higher level at a 50% concentration.
12 times stronger, hence the one hit wonder. In practical terms it is a liquid resin which we achieve by adding Vegetable Glycerin to make it more versatile. Which has an otherworldly viscosity much like a pitch black honey.
Our 2ml presentation already contains one gram of resin. Since this product is SO thick, common E-Cigarettes can’t handle it, you need an Herb Vaporizer. Another good thing is that you can just use sublingual and it will mix with food and drinks. When smoking one hit should be a medium to strong dose, depending on your body weight, so the 2ml will last you a while. And when consumed orally dose is between ½ ml and 2 ml. The effects are different from herb to herb, find one that suits you, surely there is an herb for you.
Description
General Information
The Velvet Bean is a plant that is native to the regions of Africa and Asia, and can also be referred to as the Macuna pruiens, which is its Latin name. The plant is very appropriately called a ‘bean’, because it looks like a combination of a purple flower and a black bean. It is not a widespread plant that can be found all over the world because it is very difficult to take care of it. One of the main reasons for this is because the plant cannot be touched with bare hands because it causes extreme itchiness and it stings. This is the plant’s natural defence mechanism in the shape of toxic seed pots, which release chemicals that are very irritating to the skin. This is of course not a defence mechanism that is meant for humans. It serves as a great protector for the plant against birds and other animals that wish to eat it. The Velvet Bean is a very recognizable plant. It has a long green stem that bends at the top in order to hold the heavy number of purple bean beads that grow on its edges. Because of its heavy blossom, the plant usually attaches itself to tree branches and uses them for support to carry its own weight. This is quite an evolutionary development for a plant, since they have not been particularly impressive with such behaviour.
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The vines of this plant can stretch for longer than fifteen meters and can reach over more than one tree at a time. This helps the plant survive the rough conditions, because if one end of the vine breaks there will be another side that will continue to grow. The Velvet Bean is an annual plant that blossoms only once a year regardless of how wonderful the conditions around it are. In its first stages of development as a plant, the Velvet Bean is very small and covered in green fuzz. This fuzz eventually drops of as the plant matures and is replaced by beautiful, dark, bean-shaped beads. Once the beads mature they are ready to be picked and produced. However, if they are left on their own to wither, the plant will use these remaining beads to spread its existence on wider areas. Unlike with most other plants, birds cannot carry the seeds of this plant over larger areas because of its toxins. So the plant relies almost entirely on wind to do this job for it. One plant is very unlikely to bloom again after its one year life span is up, and if it does, it will certainly not produce the same quality of seeds as it did in its first year.
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