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Tatula (lat. Datura stramonium) is an annual plant from the Solanaceae family, known for its wide range of effects on the human body. It contains atropine, hyoscyamine and scopolamine, which act as delirium or anticholinergics. Tatula, in the middle of an overdose, is the cause of the death of a user of her drug. It is originally from North America. It grows in neglected places, wastelands, next to roads and fences, around settlements, but also in gardens, fields, vineyards... Regardless of the fact that the whole plant is poisonous, the tatula leaf is used in anti-asthma preparations. The seeds of this plant have a strong narcotic, analgesic and hallucinogenic effect, so they are used in medicine for many diseases.