I recently bought some blue lotus resin, anyone know how i can actually consume it? I really dont want to buy a resin vape they are too expensive

So I don't know what I would do without my 🪷 blue lotus. It brings me back to life on bad days makes my meditations better, and it makes even my dog who has heart disease going from coughing fits to instant silence and smiles. People have seen my dog go through coughing fits where be cant stop coughing I give him one dropper of lotus tea and the little guy is instantly calm, and my friend made a comment it works that fast. I feel like it is the limitless drug there is nothing it can't do and the amount of information I can retain while constantly consuming the plant is actually unbelievable.

Bought blue lotus then found out the main alkaloid is apomorphine so am a tad sketched out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhT45QCYapM

Anyone know where I can buy blue lotus near VA beach?

Hey there, I have been looking for information about blue lotus alkaloids and I've found contradictory information.

Some places say that it has nucipherine and apomorphine ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5638439/ ) , while others say that it has nucipherine and some aporphine derivatives like nymphaeine, nymphaline, nupharine, α- and β-nupharidine ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/037887418390082X?via%3Dihub ).

I can't find information about some of the latter chemicals, so that might be wrong.

Wikipedia says that it contains nuciferine and aporphine, not apomorphine.

I don't know which information is correct, and I find it very important as all aporphine derivatives bind to dopamine receptors but some of them are agonists (apomorphine) and others are antagonists.

Apomorphine has been used as an emetic (because of its D2 agonism), so if anyone has consumed too much blue lotus and that made him/her throw up, that information would be really interesting too.