Party, Chill or Chat? Boost your experience with Kanna extracts from Holland. These Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) extracts offer mild (30-40%), medium (50-60%) and strong (70%) alkaloid profiles, so it's up to you how concentrated an extract you choose. Extracts with a high mesembrin content (70%) are compared by many people to M*D*M@, but it is still a 100% natural product.

The difference between Kanna extracts from Holland and extracts from Kryptonite Life?

Brand Kanna High Extract we have created for the highest possible quality. Our Kanna extracts really work because we make sure they are always 100%. We source our extracts directly from the source in South Africa and fully control their packaging and storage. In addition, they contain up to 75% mesembrin! You simply won't find better. 😉 Click HERE

Contains: Kanna (Sceletium Tortuosum) extract, Cocoa extract, Peganum Harmala (Harmala multiflora / Syrian routa) extract.

Syrian rue (Peganum harmala) contains the same alkaloids as the lianas of the genus Banisteriopsis = (Caapi - Ayahuasca), which are mainly harmine, harmaline. It also contains tetrahydroharmine in minimal amounts.

Commercial use

Kanna contains a unique combination of alkaloids, including mesembrine, mesembrenon, mesembrenol and tortuosamine. An interesting fact is that Kanna is currently used commercially in South Africa, where it is available on prescription under the name Zembrine. It is a medicine that helps improve mood, reduce anxiety and improve cognitive function. (source: https://www.zembrin.com/)

History and origin

Sceletium tortuosum, traditionally known as Kanna, is a fascinating plant with a rich history going back deep into the traditions of South African tribes. The original inhabitants, especially khoikhoi and San tribes, have used it for centuries in their sacred ceremonies. This plant was so valued in their culture that it became an important part of social rituals and shamanic ceremonies.

Traditional use in shamanic practice

African shamans traditionally incorporated Kanna into their ritual ceremonies, where it was associated with inducing a sense of social harmony and mental well-being. In indigenous cultures, this herb is traditionally associated with promoting a positive attitude and deepening the sense of connection to the community. Shamans used it at important tribal gatherings where it helped to create an atmosphere of mutual understanding and social cohesion.

Synonyms and alternative names

In various languages, Kanna is known by names such as canna or good in English, Kanna in German and also as canna in French.