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| Catha edulis – Khat 'گیاه خط ادولیس |
The kath shrub grows is northern Africa, most of all in Yemen. Kath is a traditional Arabic, North African stimulant.
Use: Only rarely is a tea prepared out of the kath leaves; more commonly the leaves are chewed. To obtain a perceptible effect, an amount of leaves is required which is so large, that home growing is of no use.
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| دانه های گیاه خط KHAT |
Catha edulis, seeds
Effects: Stimulating, appeases the hunger, slightly euphoriant, after some hours sedation takes place. The kath inebriation ends in a depressive mood.
Side Effects: None are known from moderate use. Frequent regular use can lead to impotence, apathy and strong addiction.
Suppliers: Legally fresh leaves can be bought only in GB und NL, plants and seeds are available in the ethnobotanical trade.
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| گیاه خط ادولیس |
Remarks: The main constituent of kath, cathinone, is since 1986 listed in the German BtMG (narcotics act). The kath plant itself is not listed in the BtMG; the possession because of botanical interest is hence not prohibited, if “Abuse for inebriation purposes is [not] intended”. Most countries have similar regulations.
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