Extraction - Bindweed?

[nousername]

So there is a bushy field near a friends house with lots of bindweed growing there, looks like morning glory and has white trumpet flowers.

Is there any part, the seeds (have not found seeds yet off of them, yet the plants come back, so there are in fact seeds) stems, leaves that have the 'stone' contained therein?

Anyone try bindweed?
There seems to be inconclusive info on the web.

[fritzthecat]

What shape are the leaves ? Are they heart shaped like Morning Glorys ? Have you looked up bindweed in a botanical book ? Find the laten name if you can or how about uploading a picture with a closeup of leaf and flower . Are there seeds ? How many per flower . Describe the shape and then we'll go from there OK ? I'll keep an eye on this thread .

[nousername]

Well, here they are fritzthecat:
So turns out SWIM forgot they were pink and white.

[V3TR]

They are pink or white flOwers and I need to find a reference but I believe they have between 4 and 8 seeds a flower as for containing LSA I have no clue tranger believes they could contain it though and for factuality there is a couple types of bindweed in the USA I will add on all the info I can gather

V3TR added 14 Minutes and 12 Seconds later...

So there is 3 types of (bindweed) hedge bindweed*Calystegia sepium (Convolvulus sepium) , beach morning glory*Calystegia soldanella , and bindweed*Convolvulus arvensis.*Medicinal use of Hedge Bindweed: The root is demulcent, diuretic, febrifuge, poultice and strongly purgative. Use of the root is believed to increase the flow of bile.*Medicinal use of Beach morning glory: Antiscorbutic, diuretic, febrifuge, irritant, purgative and vermifuge.Medicinal use of Bindweed: The root, and also a resin made from the root, is cholagogue, diuretic, laxative and strongly purgative. The dried root contains 4.9% resin. The juice of the root is used in the treatment of fevers. A tea made from the flowers is laxative and is also used in the treatment of fevers and wounds. A cold tea made from the leaves is laxative and is also used as a wash for spider bites or taken internally to reduce excessive menstrual flow. I'm pretty sure these don't contain LSA *and since they are highly purgative trying them may not be smart