Damiana (Turnera diffusa)

Damiana (Turnera diffusa) is a species of plant from the genus of Turnera, which is part of the Passionflower family. Its distribution area extends from southern North America to Argentina. This species is particularly known for its reputed effect as an aphrodisiac, but it is also used for colds and, due to its caffeine content, as a tonic. When smoked, Damiana has an eroticizing and mood-enhancing effect and was used by the indigenous peoples of the Americas against colds, infectious diseases, or vascular diseases.

• Content approximately 50 g