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Understanding the Past and Present: What is the use of scarab?

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In ancient Egypt, scarab amulets were highly revered symbols of regeneration and protection, found in tombs and worn by the living. However, in a surprising modern twist, the answer to **what is the use of scarab?** also points to an anti-parasitic topical medication used to treat common skin infestations.

Unveiling the Ancient Herb: What is the blue flower drug?

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Depictions of the sacred Blue Lotus appear on the walls of ancient Egyptian tombs dating back to the 14th century B.C.. Often asked 'What is the blue flower drug?', the answer refers to *Nymphaea caerulea*, a water lily with psychoactive properties that has been used medicinally and recreationally for millennia.