1
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chewing coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Considered a traditional and acceptable practice for managing altitude sickness and providing energy
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1
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2
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coca leaf
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Bolivia
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Traditionally and culturally significant, used in religious and social ceremonies, and considered a sacred plant with medicinal properties.
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1
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3
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coca leaf chewing
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Bolivia
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Traditionally practiced and culturally accepted for its stimulant and medicinal properties
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1
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4
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coca leaf consumption
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Bolivia
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Traditionally used for its medicinal and ceremonial purposes in indigenous communities
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1
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5
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coca leaf consumption and its derivatives
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Bolivia
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Respected as a culturally significant and integral part of traditions and rituals
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1
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6
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coca leaf consumption and its derivatives
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Colombia
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Associated with the production of cocaine and its negative impact on society
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1
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7
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coca leaf products
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Bolivia
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Used in various traditional products such as candies and energy bars
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1
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8
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coca leaf tea
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Bolivia
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Commonly consumed for its mild stimulant and medicinal properties
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1
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9
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coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Considered a traditional stimulant and offering medicinal benefits
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1
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10
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coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Traditionally used for religious and medicinal purposes
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1
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11
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coca leaves
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Bolivian
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Traditionally used in religious and social ceremonies
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1
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12
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traditional coca leaf chewing
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Bolivia
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An integral part of indigenous culture and customs, often used for its stimulant and hunger-suppressing properties
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1
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13
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use of coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Traditionally and legally used for medicinal, religious, and cultural purposes
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1
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14
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use of coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Chewed or brewed into tea as a mild stimulant
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1
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15
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use of coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Part of ancient indigenous customs and traditions
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1
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16
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use of coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Accepted and regulated by the government
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1
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17
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use of coca leaves
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Bolivia
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Associated with offering hospitality and respect
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1
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