With these seeds and pods the indigenous populations of Brazil,
Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru produced a shamanic snuff called Yopo, that has broad historical and contemporary use. Yopo is normally employed only by shamans as an aid to divination, although in some cultures, such as many Yanomamö tribes of Venezuela and Brazil, is used frequently in non-ritual contexts while other Waikás tribes also used them for hunting.
Harvested from sustainable sources.

Sold for propagation. Not for human consumption.