Recipe for a dragon.
Mostly based on the description of the Taraskon dragon of Provence, France and Spain
-- plus some guess work... Please Do Not Try This Recipe, it might kill a person, or cause cancer, or cause a severe mental health episode.
I do not yet know how these ingredients were used. But I'm guessing that in the right amount, this mixture might work something like ayahuasca.
Ingredients for a Taraskon:
Dandelion latex, Taraxacum officinales - works like opium
Bumble Bee sting, Apitoxin
European yellow-tailed scorpion venom, works like Viagra
essential oil of tarragon, Artemesia dracunculus
Saint John's Wort, Hypericum perforatum
(and maybe ergot? maybe with or without alcohol?)
Edit: I had the wrong scorpion in the recipe. I believe it may have been a species of Buthus not Escorpious. Other ingredients may have included snake venom and dragonflies but I can't do the bio-chemistry to sort them out. Also curious about Gum Tragacanth which was once used in dragon water...
Mostly based on the description of the Taraskon dragon of Provence, France and Spain
-- plus some guess work... Please Do Not Try This Recipe, it might kill a person, or cause cancer, or cause a severe mental health episode.
I do not yet know how these ingredients were used. But I'm guessing that in the right amount, this mixture might work something like ayahuasca.
Ingredients for a Taraskon:
Dandelion latex, Taraxacum officinales - works like opium
Bumble Bee sting, Apitoxin
European yellow-tailed scorpion venom, works like Viagra
essential oil of tarragon, Artemesia dracunculus
Saint John's Wort, Hypericum perforatum
(and maybe ergot? maybe with or without alcohol?)
Edit: I had the wrong scorpion in the recipe. I believe it may have been a species of Buthus not Escorpious. Other ingredients may have included snake venom and dragonflies but I can't do the bio-chemistry to sort them out. Also curious about Gum Tragacanth which was once used in dragon water...
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