I like to eat the leaves of wood sorrel while hiking, they're

Make sure you actually drink water as well if you eat it regularly.The Oxalates in the leaves react with calcium in whatever else you eat and can begin to form kidney stones. Probably won't matter but I just thought you'd like to know in case your dick starts feeling funny one day.

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small amounts of toxic oxalic acid gives it a sharp taste, a little poison is sometimes a good thing.

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>>944861
Are those the ones that taste like apples?

>>944873
No more oxalates then your average spinich or potato chip.

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>>944861
I like to chew on these leaves whenever I find some. A bit bitter but I really like the taste

>>944960
Enjoy your uber toxic alkaloids and horrific stomach cramps, the shits, and looking at your lungs you just puked up.

>>944968
I chew slowly, I get one of that.
Sometimes a bit of drymouth.

>>944970
*none

>>944960
Ignore this troll. That's Brugmansia. You eat those your going to trip balls and not in an enjoyable way. Think 3 day delirium with the possibility of death if overdosed.

>>945226
I am genuinely not trolling. Eating 1-2 small leaves is fine. Smoking them would be risky. Making tea, maybe too. Doing it for fun is dumb.

I do like the taste for some reason.