Morninggloryseed
Bluelight Crew
swayne said:hey man, not doubting you at all, but how come erowid hasn't recognized this myth yet, it seems they may still be fueling it:
Note: the fuzzy coating on the outside contains cyanogenic glycosides
which can make you really sick if you eat enough (same kind of stuff in
apple seeds).
this can be found here : http://www.erowid.org/plants/hbw/hbw_info1.shtml
so assuming this is in fact a myth, perhaps erowid should be made aware of this by someone with authority so they can edit it and spread no more misinformation.
Erowid is a data base of information. Some of the information may be incorrect. Erowid makes no claims of a "poisonous fuzzy layer." In fact, and I quote...Erowid says of the seeds, "Many experience nausea, which may be caused by the layer of fuzz on the seeds, though this is disputed."
There is no evidence that the coating on baby woodrose seed is what causes the nausea. Considering that this fuzzy layer weighs a few milligrams (I scraped 8 seeds once a weighed the coating), there is no molecule potent enough to be present in it to cause the sickness.
Morning glory seeds have no fuzzy coating and they make me just as sick as the woodrose seeds do.