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Military Cracks Down on 'Legal Highs'

(Feb. 17) -- It's known as "spice," "magic mint" and "Sally D." Now, the psychoactive plant officially called Salvia divinorum is increasingly the target of military bans seeking to stop service members from using the legal drug. Typically chewed or smoked, Salvia produces a "hallucinogenic high," according to the Drug...

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06/10/11 Hallucinogenic herb, salvia, still legal in Texas Source: NBC - KCEN-TV/DT - Temple TX A five year fight to ban the hallucinogenic herb, salvia, has come up short again for a Waco representative.
12/16/10 Study examines salvia's effects Source: The Post and Courier - Charleston SC The effects of smoking Salvia divinorum are surprisingly strong, brief and intensely disorienting, but without apparent short-term adverse effects in healthy people, according to a new study by Johns Hopkins University.
12/14/10 Ancient herb being used as a marijuana substitute Source: CBS - Today's THV - Little Rock AR For years historians have reported salvia's side effects.
12/13/10 Miley Cyrus Salvia Sparks Health Debate Source: lalate.com Miley Cyrus's salvia smoking is sparking sales of the herb.