Solanaceae Ointment. By Bane Folk.

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Medicinal Nightshade Ointments: Toxic if ingested. Keep away from children and pets. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Do not use if you are elderly with a compromised immune system. Do not use if you have a nightshade allergy. Do not use if you have a salicylate allergy. Do not use if you have heart, liver, or kidney issues. Do not use if you have glaucoma and especially not if you are on medication for it. Safe to use with cannabis and SSRIs. Safe to use with alcohol, but be aware liquor will increase the nightshades’ effects of drowsiness. Do not use if you are already taking anticholinergic medication (such as atropine). Contact your doctor or pharmacist if you are not certain. Do not use the week before or after surgery to avoid overdosing on anticholinergics.

Side Effects: May cause drowsiness. Do not use while driving or operating machinery. You may need to refrain from use during work hours if you experience severe drowsiness. Keep ointments away from mucous membranes (eyes, nose, mouth, and genitals), with the exception of mandrake, and discontinue use if a rash occurs. Side effects may include dry mouth, dilated pupils, blurry vision, light sensitivity, and rapid heart beat. Adverse effects may include loss of coordination, heart palpitations, difficulty swallowing, thirst, dry fever, dizziness, restlessness, and delirium. Effects can last for 6-8 hours.

Solanaceae Ointment:

A medicinal herbal salve containing equal parts of four potent nightshade herbs: belladonna, datura, henbane, and mandrake. Solanaceae ointment helps with acute or chronic joint, muscle, and nerve pain, muscle cramps & spasms, sleep issues, anxiety, and libido loss. Topical products can take up to two hours for full effects to kick in. Do not use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, already on meds containing atropine, or have glaucoma, heart, liver, or kidney issues. Keep away from mucous membranes, children, and pets. Shelf life is 2-5 years after purchase.

Properties: analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antisialagogue, antispasmodic, anticholinergic, anti-nausea, anti-anxiety, antidepressant, aphrodisiac, euphoric, and sedative.

Used externally to treat muscle and joint pain and is especially effective at treating back pain, muscle spasms, muscle cramps, pulled muscles, tense muscles and nerves, sciatica, pulled and torn tendons, tendonitis and bursitis, carpal tunnel, arthritis, rheumatism, pain and bruising after surgical procedures, and the pain of menstrual cramps. Belladonna is a nervine relaxant and has the ability to calm the nerves, reduce physical and psychological tension, and directly affect the nervous system to induce sleep.

Rub the ointment into your temples, neck, and shoulders to help relax and fall asleep. If applied to the affected area 1-2 hours before bedtime it can help you sleep through anxiety, chronic pain, or the pain of a recent injury.

Folklore:

Solanaceae (pronounced so-la-nay-cee or so-la-nay-cee-ay) is the name of the nightshade plant family which contains belladonna, datura, henbane, mandrake and other poisonous and psychoactive species. Solanaceae is simply the plural of solanum, the genus name. Both names are ancient latin and mean “belonging to the sun”. Despite the dark reputations of poisonous nightshade plants, when it comes down to it they are plants of the sun which explains their boundless healing capabilities and magical properties. The Sun has the power to blast away any evil and darkness. Like fire, the sun is purifying, cleansing, exorcising, and the source of life and warmth. In the oldest recorded origin myths these poisonous nightshade plants were created with magic from the poisonous but intoxicating body fluids of the gods by the titans Prometheus and Hekate. In the stories it is they who first teach the poison path to humans, including the witches Circe and Medea. Prometheus is the trickster who stole fire from the heavens and gifted it to humans and is more than a bit luciferian in nature.

The combination of four nightshade herbs in this ointment is found in some historical flying ointment recipes, most notably the witch’s salve described by Giambattista della Porta in his work Magic Naturalis in 1558. Witches’ ointments were and still are used for astral travel, dream work, lucid dreaming, shapeshifting, divination, trance work, and ecstatic rituals. No need to use a broom though, that is just a bit of fakelore and propaganda that won’t die. Just apply to the skin away from mucous membranes before your magical work. The Solanaceae Ointment can also be used to commune with deities, nature spirits, and the ancestors. The plants are also protective and used for uncrossing and curse removal.

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