Ham-milton said:Looks like nothing but mugwort- nothing but. There's little to suggest there's actually all the other shit in it. "Indian Warrior" my ass.
The stuff contains a synthetic cannabinoid, plain and simple.
otb01 said:They have done GC/MS determining no cannabinoids. There is no cannabinoid. It's that simple!
Ham-milton said:That's not entirely true, but what is true is that none of the ingredients claimed are found. Tocopherols have been added, and the only obvious reason it's been added is to cover up synthetic cannabinoids.
The manufacturer is really tight-lipped about what's been added, it's obvious none of the herbs they claim are in there (barring mugwort), so I'm not exactly surprised.
All of those things have been used singly and none have gotten such rave reviews.
Aeon Psyche said:Shut up klowns. There's got to be a reason why you don't want us to find out what's in it. What's your investment in this?
I've tried skullcap and it wasn't worth shit. Also it doesn't look like anything that is in spice gold. Spice gold doesn't look like a blend of herbs. It doesn't feel like a blend of herbs. It is to potent to be a blend of herbs. It simply isn't a blend of herbs. It's just mugwort and some cannabinoid. And some shit that covers it up so the tests doesn't find it. None of the herbs claimed to be in there have been found. Also, how do they make two different types with different potency? Spice and spice gold. With cannabinoids this would be rather easy huh. I've tried several herbals and they all aren't worth shit. Even combining them is never going to give a result that looks like and is as potent as spice gold. Nor feel like.
To me, there's only one quesion left: What cannabinoid is it?