Also known as Sinicuichie, meaning 'magical drink which causes oblivion', it is an entheogenic perennial herbaceous shrub native to Central America and Mexico. It has a myriad of uses, traditionally including the treatment of syphillis, though no empirical evidence supports this. It has been used in spiritual ritual throughout the Americas, with scientific testing of its hallucinogenic properties first documented int the 1800's. With subtle auditory and visual hallucinations, the Sun Opener has its most notable effects in the dream world, catalyzing a heightened sense of lucidity, heightened dream recall, and more dream content. A yellow tint to the vision may accompany a high dosage. 
 
Key Constituents:
Cryogenine
Nesodine
Lythrine
Sinicuichine
 
Key Actions:
Anti-inflammatory
Antispasmadic
Sedative
Tranquilizer
Muscle Relaxant
Diuretic 
Hallucinogenic
Narcotic
General Inebriant