 Since 2007, more specific, unsubstantiated rumors have circulated that the bark and seeds of the tree are used in Ghana as a poison, stimulant, and ceremonial psychedelic due to an edit made to a Wikipedia article about the plant by a Ghanaian businessman who linked to a website advertising the seeds.A 2009 study by the [ in Tokyo, Japan found that the "Voacanga africana" seed products sold online consisted of a mix of chemically distinct products.Voacangine

Voacristine

Vobasine

Voacamine

Voaphylline

Voafinidine

Voafinine

Voaharine

Voalenine

Voaphylline