Parshvik Chintan said:
wait, so what causes the ammonia overload in sheep?
..an unknown compound which is not an alkaloid which is only in some Phalaris which is thought to come from a parasitic micro-organism or fungus living on the grass..the ammonia is ingested via diet (kilos of pasture a day!), the unknown compound causes it to build up over time..it's a long term/large amount feeding problem..
remember, there are more deaths per year from animals being poisoned by infested Rye grass than Phalaris..but i don't here many entheogen heads warning us not to eat Rye!..