BOTANICAL IDENTITY: Kuchla Seeds come from Strychnos nux-vomica L., commonly known as Nux Vomica, Poison Nut, or the Strychnine Tree. It belongs to the Loganiaceae family and is native to parts of South and Southeast Asia.
TOXIC SEED MATERIAL: The seeds naturally contain strychnine, brucine, and related toxic alkaloids. Eating, chewing, crushing, grinding, brewing, or otherwise processing the seeds can cause severe poisoning and may be fatal.
REFERENCE USE ONLY: Intended only for controlled botanical identification, authenticated toxic-plant collections, herbarium-style displays, educational reference, or legally authorized institutional research.
NO HOME PROCESSING: Do not soak, boil, roast, powder, detoxify, extract, or prepare the seeds according to online or traditional instructions. Household processing cannot be assumed to make them safe.
CRITICAL SAFETY WARNING: Keep locked, tightly sealed, and clearly labelled. Keep away from children, pets, livestock, food, drinks, medicines, supplements, cosmetics, and unauthorized persons.
