Datura stramonium, commonly known as jimsonweed or thorn apple, is a solanaceous plant with a long history of medicinal, ceremonial and toxicological relevance across many cultures. Its tropane alkaloids — atropine, hyoscyamine and scopolamine — induce powerful deliriant and anticholinergic effects, with a narrow safety margin that distinguishes it sharply from classic psychedelics. ICEERS gathers here ethnobotanical, pharmacological and harm reduction content related to Datura stramonium.
