Google says that Harnala and harmaline is neurotoxic

[smoalkiest]

Hi guys I just found out through Google that Harmony or Syrian rue is neurotoxic. Google it to see what I'm talking about, what are you guys think? It does mention high doses is neurotoxic so maybe small doses is not I'm not sure but just curious what you guys think

 

[Nydex]

There are many things that are neurotoxic in high doses yet beneficial in low doses, such as oxygen, glutamate, various vitamins, manganese, selenium and so on. Please share your sources so that we can more accurately ascertain the validity of such a claim.

 

[blig-blug]

Sola dosis facit venenum.

 

[doubledog]

Google it to see what I'm talking about, what are you guys think?

This is not how it works here.
Please share your input directly and we can discuss it.

 

[Nydex]

I once read on Google that you can achieve a state of de-facto photosynthesis and survive only on water and sunlight if you unlock enough chakras, so yeah, you can read a lot of material of questionable quality out there. A skeptical approach seems to always be preferable to blindly trusting whatever it is you might read, especially if it comes from these "AI summaries" that have started popping up with every browser search you do. These have been shown to be wildly inaccurate the majority of the time.

 

[northape]

Hi guys I just found out through Google that Harmony or Syrian rue is neurotoxic. Google it to see what I'm talking about, what are you guys think? It does mention high doses is neurotoxic so maybe small doses is not I'm not sure but just curious what you guys think

 

[universecannon]

I once read on Google that you can achieve a state of de-facto photosynthesis and survive only on water and sunlight if you unlock enough chakras, so yeah, you can read a lot of material of questionable quality out there. A skeptical approach seems to always be preferable to blindly trusting whatever it is you might read, especially if it comes from these "AI summaries" that have started popping up with every browser search you do. These have been shown to be wildly inaccurate the majority of the time.

 

[Voidmatrix]

This is what Google just spit at me.

In short, harmala alkaloids (found in plants like Peganum harmala and Banisteriopsis caapi) are not considered directly neurotoxic to humans at typical ceremonial or therapeutic doses. However, they can be highly dangerous and cause acute central nervous system (CNS) toxicity or overstimulation if taken in excessive amounts or combined with certain medications

The dose makes the toxin.

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[northape]

I get that AI is trendy and Google is a know-it-all now, but people need to start thinking for themselves.
Do your research, understand how maoi work, and learn what makes rue/caapi special. Take responsibility for your life and educate yourself.
Otherwise, you can just ask Google about the effects of dmt or rue and enjoy them that way

 

[Voidmatrix]

I get that AI is trendy and Google is a know-it-all now, but people need to start thinking for themselves.
Do your research, understand how maoi work, and learn what makes rue/caapi special. Take responsibility for your life and educate yourself.
Otherwise, you can just ask Google about the effects of dmt or rue and enjoy them that way

Here's a start.

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