Mystifeye
Bluelighter
can anyone recommend any decent herbs (/herbal extracts, if you like) other than ones containing dmt and obvious ones like poppy and canabis?
thanx
thanx
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decent herbs?
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I heard that herbal essence shampoo shit makes chicks orgazzm like crazzzy...
ok i'm sorry
(salvia ain't bad, that's for sure, and calea zacatechichi is a nice, dreamy-sleepy herb)
oh yes, if you get a hold of any iboga plants, let us bluelighters know, eh?
ok i'm sorry
(salvia ain't bad, that's for sure, and calea zacatechichi is a nice, dreamy-sleepy herb)
oh yes, if you get a hold of any iboga plants, let us bluelighters know, eh?
do you mean to get high with?
None.
Maybe Kava Kava, pretty damn mild. The rest are worthless for recreation.
Are salvia and iboga herbs? I was commenting on herbs you can get OTC, but if you consider these herbs...there you go. If you want to talk plant highs that is a whole other story.
"know one knows all the plants"
-DP
[This message has been edited by Dr. Quack (edited 22 August 2001).]
None.
Maybe Kava Kava, pretty damn mild. The rest are worthless for recreation.
Are salvia and iboga herbs? I was commenting on herbs you can get OTC, but if you consider these herbs...there you go. If you want to talk plant highs that is a whole other story.
"know one knows all the plants"
-DP
[This message has been edited by Dr. Quack (edited 22 August 2001).]
Trickz
Bluelighter
www.amazing-nature.com has a pretty extensive list of special (psychoactive and other) herbs.
Yeah I guess..... the pills are absolutely worthless....
I have tried various methods, and various brews. If you get really fresh root, and use oil to extract some of lactones, it is sort of cule..... More of a body thing I would say. Good for sore muscles, and makes vision a bit weird...and your head a bit swimmy if you chug a bunch. Any tips or recipes? I have never tried the native brew, but know how it is made.
I have tried various methods, and various brews. If you get really fresh root, and use oil to extract some of lactones, it is sort of cule..... More of a body thing I would say. Good for sore muscles, and makes vision a bit weird...and your head a bit swimmy if you chug a bunch. Any tips or recipes? I have never tried the native brew, but know how it is made.
How about gingko biloba?
(Oldest tree on earth, but supposedly the stuff sold in pill form is not the same part of the plant used by the Chinese use for medicinal purposes)
Don't use if you have thin blood or are on blood-thinning medications. Gingko reportedly increases blood flow between the brain hemispheres.
I have found, however, that gingko does pretty much zip for short-term use. Not piracetam. Check this shit out, it's great fun (not too expensive, and [quasi-] legal).
Don't take the recommended dosage. I find it makes you too smart. (no joke, beware, you'll find yourself pissing off your friends/colleagues a lot more than usual)
note: take in combination w/ a choline supplement like DMAE (available at your local General Nutrition Center [2 for $13.99, and all you need is 1 per day, forget the "1-4 a day" instructions] or Lucidril, very good stuff)
Oh yea, piracetam is not an herb. It was developed in the 1960's as a "nootropic", a "class" of drugs scientists hoped would promote brain clarity and protect the brain from various toxic agents [piracetam has been found to protect against alcohol poisoning, curare-like agents, and barbituates] with minimal to no side effects.
Since piracetam slightly lowers acetylcholine levels, expect minor headaches if you don't take it in combination with a choline supplement.
(P.S. the price ranges are wide when ordering from an internet supplier, so do a little searching; it'll all turn out right in the end, you'll see!)
(Oldest tree on earth, but supposedly the stuff sold in pill form is not the same part of the plant used by the Chinese use for medicinal purposes)
Don't use if you have thin blood or are on blood-thinning medications. Gingko reportedly increases blood flow between the brain hemispheres.
I have found, however, that gingko does pretty much zip for short-term use. Not piracetam. Check this shit out, it's great fun (not too expensive, and [quasi-] legal).
Don't take the recommended dosage. I find it makes you too smart. (no joke, beware, you'll find yourself pissing off your friends/colleagues a lot more than usual)
note: take in combination w/ a choline supplement like DMAE (available at your local General Nutrition Center [2 for $13.99, and all you need is 1 per day, forget the "1-4 a day" instructions] or Lucidril, very good stuff)
Oh yea, piracetam is not an herb. It was developed in the 1960's as a "nootropic", a "class" of drugs scientists hoped would promote brain clarity and protect the brain from various toxic agents [piracetam has been found to protect against alcohol poisoning, curare-like agents, and barbituates] with minimal to no side effects.
Since piracetam slightly lowers acetylcholine levels, expect minor headaches if you don't take it in combination with a choline supplement.
(P.S. the price ranges are wide when ordering from an internet supplier, so do a little searching; it'll all turn out right in the end, you'll see!)
Mystifeye
Bluelighter
i took piracetam for quite a time and its ok - increases alertness and promotes mental clarity as a mild stimulant. i am more concerned with herbs and peeps have gotten a real kick off. i know about all the well known ones (inc. salvia) and have never gotten a great deal out of any of them (other than ones that contain caffeine) but maybe the right dosage/combinations have done magic for you? as far as unusual items i saw mexican (californian) poppy 5x for sale at 1.5g for $20au. i thought this might be worth a go, anything like this (i.e. uncommon stuff) that has been tried i would love to hear about. thanx.