Erowid.org: Erowid Reference 9334 : [Behavioural impairments and hallucinations after consumption of boldo leaf infusions] Troubles du comportement et hallucinations après consommation d’infusions de feuilles de boldo : Chaboussant PJ, Gagez AL, Graber M, Zhao JM, Chavant F, Perault-Pochat MC, Graber D

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Chaboussant PJ, Gagez AL, Graber M, Zhao JM, Chavant F, Perault-Pochat MC, Graber D. “[Behavioural impairments and hallucinations after consumption of boldo leaf infusions] Troubles du comportement et hallucinations après consommation d’infusions de feuilles de boldo”. Therapie. 2014 Sep-Oct 19;69(5):465-7. <a name="ref">Chaboussant PJ, Gagez AL, Graber M, Zhao JM, Chavant F, Perault-Pochat MC, Graber D.</a> <a href="/references/9334">"[Behavioural impairments and hallucinations after consumption of boldo leaf infusions] Troubles du comportement et hallucinations après consommation d’infusions de feuilles de boldo"</a> <i>Therapie</i>. 2014 Sep-Oct 19;69(5):465-7.
Text Abstract (this page) Full Text - English (private) Show Articles by Chaboussant PJ Gagez AL Graber M Zhao JM Chavant F Perault-Pochat MC Graber D Article IDs Erowid RefID: 9334 PubMedID: 25230279 Collections Hofmann Collection MDMA Collection All References	Abstract We report a case of behavioural impairments with hallucinations in a twelve-year-old girl, after consumption of boldo leaf infusions. The main alkaloid of boldo, named boldine, is very likely responsible for temporary neuropsychiatric disturbances present in the patient. The emergence of behavioural problems and hallucinations without any obvious cause, should lead to search for consumption of boldo leaf infusion ("tisanes"). This consumption must be avoided in children.
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