Disclaimer: This is not a post on its psychedlic effects I'm afraid. But worth a read.
I've always found harmala to be interesting in terms of research papers and evidence of its (potential effects and) effects on the human body. I.e It's ability to disrupt hsv division, its anabolic osteoblasts ability, tendon and ligament healing, neuroprtective properties and anti tumour properties just to name a few. I’ve heard in the past that tribes of the Amazon thought caapi as the primary spiritual healer and gateway of the ayahusca brew. And I can see why. Yet this study I find very fascinating. Especially with the poor lifestyles a lot of us lead and the effects that diabetes leads to down the track. Anyway anyone that understands the basic of this disease and how it affects beta cells in the pancreas will like the promise it shows in this paper.
Long story short it showed potential of 300% increase in beta cells with harmine alone and 700% when combined with drugs like ozempic and effects lasted months after initial dose. In vivo*
I've always found harmala to be interesting in terms of research papers and evidence of its (potential effects and) effects on the human body. I.e It's ability to disrupt hsv division, its anabolic osteoblasts ability, tendon and ligament healing, neuroprtective properties and anti tumour properties just to name a few. I’ve heard in the past that tribes of the Amazon thought caapi as the primary spiritual healer and gateway of the ayahusca brew. And I can see why. Yet this study I find very fascinating. Especially with the poor lifestyles a lot of us lead and the effects that diabetes leads to down the track. Anyway anyone that understands the basic of this disease and how it affects beta cells in the pancreas will like the promise it shows in this paper.
Long story short it showed potential of 300% increase in beta cells with harmine alone and 700% when combined with drugs like ozempic and effects lasted months after initial dose. In vivo*
