Datura supplements

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Sad/insane hypothetical:
Young boy in fields on Kansas ingests datura [an extremeley toxic, extremely potent hallucinogen].
What do we give the poor boy so he does not die?
Piracetam and its analogues [aniracetam, pramiracetam, oxiracetam] are able to reverse the effect of scopolamine at some doses.
Since datura is a powerful anti-cholergenic, would choline-producing (sorry for the wording) supplements improve the trip drastically?
I wouldn't think alcohol would be a good idea, but maybe a little bit would be beneficial since it helps with urination, a function often restricted when under the influence of datura.
I would guess cannabis would help with the body load as well.
Input from anyone who actually knows about datura use or has used these supplements while on datura?

 

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This is from Quality Health, Inc.'s website: www.qhi.co.uk
"One particular self study that stands out involved isolation of hyoscine (scopolamine) from a sample thorn apple ("datura stramonium") with subsequent self administration of the active L-isomer. As expected dry mouth and skin with tachycardia (arterial blood pressure unaffected), pulpillary dilation and some constipation later ensued. The inevitable disorientation sedation and dysphoria with some memory impairment were however attenuated by pretreatment and a subsequent maintenance doses of pramiaracetam and arecoline (from betel nuts)."