Blue Lotus Steam Distilled Oil (More Potent) | 15ml | 60 days of medicine

Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea): Simple Overview

What it is
• Blue lotus is a water lily native to Egypt and parts of Africa and Asia.
• Its botanical name is Nymphaea caerulea.
• It has been used for thousands of years in ancient Egyptian rituals and ceremonies.
• The flower contains natural compounds such as apomorphine and nuciferine, which affect the nervous system.

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Main Benefits

1. Helps Calm Stress and Tension

• Traditionally used to relax the body and quiet the mind.
• Some of its natural alkaloids may gently affect dopamine receptors, which are involved in mood and relaxation.
• Many people report feeling calm, dreamy, or emotionally softer after use.

2. Supports Sleep

• Historically used as a mild sedative.
• May help reduce nervous restlessness before bed.
• Effects are usually described as gentle rather than strong.

3. Mood and Mild Euphoria

• Some compounds may influence dopamine pathways linked with pleasure and reward.
• Users often describe a light mood lift or subtle sense of wellbeing.
• At higher amounts, it may feel mildly psychoactive.

4. Meditation and Spiritual Use

• Widely depicted in ancient Egyptian temple art and burial sites.
• Traditionally associated with expanded awareness and spiritual ritual.
• Some modern practitioners use it to deepen meditation or introspection.

5. Antioxidant Properties

• Contains flavonoids and plant antioxidants.
• Antioxidants help protect cells from oxidative stress.
• There are no strong human clinical trials confirming specific disease benefits.

Research Notes

Laboratory research (limited)

• Most evidence comes from chemical analysis and historical use, not large human clinical trials.
• Apomorphine (found in the plant) is known in pharmaceutical medicine for its effects on dopamine systems, but the amount naturally present in blue lotus preparations varies.
• There is no strong clinical evidence proving medical treatment claims.

Safety and Caution

• Can cause drowsiness, dizziness, or mild altered perception.
• Effects vary between individuals.
• Avoid combining with alcohol, sedatives, antidepressants, or dopamine-affecting medications.
• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
• Research on long-term safety is limited.

How It’s Typically Used

• 5 drops under tongue for relaxation, focused calm and sleep

• 10 drops under tongue for mild euphoria 

Important

Blue lotus is a traditional botanical with cultural and ceremonial history.
Modern scientific evidence is still limited. It should not replace medical treatment.