Mindlusion said:synaptolepis kirkii
Its one of the best herbs I've ever taken.
Read up on it, here's a thread Welcome to the DMT-Nexus
Googling 'synaptolepis kirkii' helps a lot too.
To me, its practically nootropic. Amazing herb, makes me feel better in so many ways. And it gives you some very interesting dreams..
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Other than this, I suggest racetam nootropics, they may not be herbs, but are highly recommended, I suggest you research these as well.
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john smith is right, GO CAPSAICIN
EquaL Observer said:Chlorestrol clouds the senses and deranges the mentality so it should be avoided.
Bancopuma said:There is no scientific evidence to show taking multivitamin supplements does anything positive whatsoever.
Bancopuma said:Hi, sorry for the misunderstanding...I think we agree with each other as this was exactly the point I was trying to make!! Of course minerals and vitamins and other trace elements are essential for healthy functioning, but my point was that you really should be ingesting these naturally as a component of food. The scientific evidence to support taking synthetic multivitamin pills though is considerably lacking.
SpartanII said:John Smith, thanks for the info on jalapenos, looks very promising. I'll tell my wife to pick some up for me at her work- (She works at a health food store and gets a good discount on organic food and supplements).8)
I think the source and type of the vitamin is rather important. With Vitamin A, it can certainly become toxic in high doses, but if you eschew the synthetics and get some good beta carotene, most of the toxicity issues can be avoided. Vitamin D as well is generally not toxic in its D3 form (at least not in doses that anyone would ever think of consuming). But if the supplement you are taking is in another form like D5, you might want to limit your intake to the 1k to 4k i.u. range. As I have said before, the human body makes 40k in an hour of direct unfiltered UVB rich sunlight. This is 100 times the RDA. And, studies have shown that the vast majority of Americans & Europeans are D deficient.Bancopuma said:I would recommend people experiment with herbs and plant based supplements. There is no scientific evidence to show taking multivitamin supplements does anything positive whatsoever. A recent study hinted that they may reduce lifespan in females, and certain vitamins and minerals can be very toxic in excess such as vitamin A and D.