reference?Neurogenesis
so… all you have to do is post what is called a "reference", so that people who are interested can find and examine for themselves the information sources you've been using. The usual way in this modern era is to provide the DOI (digital object identifier). If this is not available, then we use the author name or names, publication name, the issue number, the page number or range, the year of publication, and the title of the article. Further information on structure and formatting of a scientific literature reference is available online to help you do this.The theoretically probability of neurogenesis is quite high with these seeds. By avoiding the operculinic acid A, cortisol shouldn't spike. It's a complex matrix including around 20 alkaloids. I'm sure you're aware that oftentimes these chemicals are isolated when studied. I could post papers about a dozen of them but it wouldn't do it much justice. Things like isoLSH aren't documented well at all.
That doesn't exist yet.so… all you have to do is post what is called a "reference", so that people who are interested can find and examine for themselves the information sources you've been using. The usual way in this modern era is to provide the DOI (digital object identifier). If this is not available, then we use the author name or names, publication name, the issue number, the page number or range, the year of publication, and the title of the article. Further information on structure and formatting of a scientific literature reference is available online to help you do this.
I hope this makes sense to you.
So what information sources have you been using?That doesn't exist yet.
And this user will be gone for a week... to hopefully work on some more serious and better founded ideas.None. An all knowing alien told me about it directly.

When you're back, feel free to expand and expound on the implications of this in a separate thread of its ownNone. An all knowing alien told me about it directly.

I appreciate your honest post. Did you raw dog it or try any extraction methods? Just curious because I am staring at my Argyreia nervosa seeds I obtained and I am salivating yet nervous about eating or sublingual/spitting these out.Took one seed of HBWR in 2001. It wasn’t bad. Took some more in 2007. Also not bad. Haven’t taken any since then. Took some morning glory seeds in 2007 and tripped fully. Didn’t take them again (except for one time with rue, though I mostly got rue effects). Took some Ololiuqui seeds in 2008. They were the best, by far, but only worked once for me. All other times were extremely sedating with no psychedelic effects. What’s my point, you might ask, and I would not blame you for doing so.
I appreciate your honest post. Did you raw dog it or try any extraction methods? Just curious because I am staring at my Argyreia nervosa seeds I obtained and I am salivating yet nervous about eating or sublingual/spitting these out.
Nice I feel this will be my next endeavor, I've only been talking about it since forever it seems lol..
The dreamy state and psychedelic effects sound great even though tabs and fungus are nearby, I feel a pull to it and have been growing a variety of stuff this season which I've never done at all!!
it's great to see how they are getting along day to day.
Appreciate your input, thanks again!
How did that work out with morning glory specifically? Would you recommend? Did you sprout/remove hulls?With morning glory and Ololiuqui, I did cold water extractions
How did that work out with morning glory specifically? Would you recommend? Did you sprout/remove hulls?
Many years ago, I experimented with both HBWR and MG seeds. I ate 8-10 HBWR seeds whole; with the MG seeds, I tossed ~1 ounce into a blender and made a banana milkshake.I appreciate your honest post. Did you raw dog it or try any extraction methods? Just curious because I am staring at my Argyreia nervosa seeds I obtained and I am salivating yet nervous about eating or sublingual/spitting these out.

