A silent sense of contentedness; tranquility, meaning free from pain, causing no pain, harmless, allaying pain". Despite the risks associated with this tea, there are also many health benefits when it is consumed responsibly and in small amounts, including better heart health, lower stress levels, analgesic effects, treat diarrhea and boost mood.

It is important to note that this tea does have narcotic properties, owing to the two types of alkaloids found in the seeds – phenanthrenes and benzylisoquinolines. The former is where morphine and codeine come from, and these chemicals will bond to the opioid receptors in the body, providing the majority of the benefits listed above. DO NOT use the tea on a regular basis. 1-2 per week is the maximum recommended amount.