28.01.2011 – For thousands of years the coca leaf has been a part of daily life and sacred ritual in the Andes. Chewing the mild stimulant staves off hunger, cold and altitude sickness. But it use is, in fact, banned by the UN.
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28.01.2011 – For thousands of years the coca leaf has been a part of daily life and sacred ritual in the Andes. Chewing the mild stimulant staves off hunger, cold and altitude sickness. But it use is, in fact, banned by the UN.