KHAT
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What is KHAT?
Occurrence
Khat is a tree found in Africa and on the Arabian Peninsula
The Uses of KHAT
Khat has been used in traditional herbal medicine to treat fatigue, obesity, depression, and peptic ulcer
Definition
khat: A plant, Catha edilis, found inEast Africa and the Arabian peninsular.The leaves are chewed to give amildly stimulating and euphoric effect.Its activity comes from two alkaloids:cathine and, in fresh leaves,the more potent cathinone. It is acontrolled substance in many countriesincluding the US. In the UK it isnot a controlled substance and isused by certain Somalian and Yemeniethnic groups.
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