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Belladonna in translation is a beautiful woman. This plant is one of the most poisonous representatives in the magical science of herbs. Modern magicians are reluctant to use this plant because of its toxicity – all its parts are extremely poisonous. Nevertheless, women of the past centuries were not afraid of this - the juice of the plant was instilled into the eyes for purely cosmetic purposes: the pupils dilated and shone extraordinarily, giving the look a special charm. Belladonna berries were used as blush, despite the fact that with too active use of sleepy stupor (another popular name for belladonna), it was possible to get serious narcotic poisoning, enter a state of stupor or coma and even go to the next world. There were times when ancient women took a sleepy stupor intentionally. During the witch hunt, when every rich (and not so rich) heiress could end up in a torture chamber, many escaped from torment at the stake by taking the necessary dose of a sleeping potion. Belladonna is a magical plant
Once, in the 17th century, belladonna was used not only as a magic drink. This plant, together with henbane and datura, was part of the famous magic ointment. The recipe for the "witchcraft" ointment was discovered in 1903 by German researchers. They also revealed its effect on the human body using the evidence of experimental volunteers.
During the experiment, it was found out that after rubbing this cream into the skin, the subjects fell asleep for 24 hours, but all this time they felt the influence of an irresistible force involving them in a whirlpool of events taking place in some other dimension.
For example, respected people, whose opinion cannot be ignored, woke up from sleep, assured that they flew to a real witchcraft sabbath, where they danced furiously all night.

Description
Belladonna in translation is a beautiful woman. This plant is one of the most poisonous representatives in the magical science of herbs. Modern magicians are reluctant to use this plant because of its toxicity – all its parts are extremely poisonous. Nevertheless, women of the past centuries were not afraid of this - the juice of the plant was instilled into the eyes for purely cosmetic purposes: the pupils dilated and shone extraordinarily, giving the look a special charm. Belladonna berries were used as blush, despite the fact that with too active use of sleepy stupor (another popular name for belladonna), it was possible to get serious narcotic poisoning, enter a state of stupor or coma and even go to the next world. There were times when ancient women took a sleepy stupor intentionally. During the witch hunt, when every rich (and not so rich) heiress could end up in a torture chamber, many escaped from torment at the stake by taking the necessary dose of a sleeping potion. Belladonna is a magical plant
Once, in the 17th century, belladonna was used not only as a magic drink. This plant, together with henbane and datura, was part of the famous magic ointment. The recipe for the "witchcraft" ointment was discovered in 1903 by German researchers. They also revealed its effect on the human body using the evidence of experimental volunteers.
During the experiment, it was found out that after rubbing this cream into the skin, the subjects fell asleep for 24 hours, but all this time they felt the influence of an irresistible force involving them in a whirlpool of events taking place in some other dimension.
For example, respected people, whose opinion cannot be ignored, woke up from sleep, assured that they flew to a real witchcraft sabbath, where they danced furiously all night.