Comment · Tue, August 18, 2020 · ND Owner
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ianonuanon · 2 points
Excellent, thank you.
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
No problem!
Comment · Mon, August 17, 2020 · 8 pts
Some people swear by taking polygala sublingually. For some the effects are much more pronounced with that dosing method. However, for me personally, I take it orally. The people that do take it sublingually seem to stay
Comment · Tue, August 18, 2020 · 4 pts
I prefer keeping it low at 100mg, dosed multiple times a day.
Comment · Tue, August 18, 2020 · 12 pts
You can boof anything if you try hard enough. Just ask some of the judges on the Supreme Court!
Yeah, definitely true. Shit's fucked right now. It's not just our industry, either. It's ALL industries. I am replacing all the ACs at my house, and their is an air conditioner shortage. I am also replacing the roof righ
It's going to depend on the person. What works best for one person might do nothing for you, or have side effects. We like to talk in generalities, but people's brain chemistries vary a lot more than most realize. So fin
Replying to Mcgrufer · u/MisterYouAreSoDumb and u/Pretty-Chill, what have been your experiences so far with Tiger Milk Mushroom? Given its rarity, there is little knowledge on this one. Additionally, cou…
The most immediate effect I notice is an improvement in breathing and a reduction in inflammation. It's pretty noticeable. There is some mild stimulation, and a cognitive/mood effect that is hard to put your finger on. I
Replying to Majalisk · MYASD has mentioned there does seem to be some people who are essentially’super-responders’ to it, which is great for them
Yep, we have some customers that say polygala works better for them than anything else they have ever taken. Some of them have told me it has literally changed their lives. Then we have some people that are like "Eh, it'
Yeah, we have thought about it. We just need to determine the best way to formulate that. We are also considering doing sublingual polygala tablets.
No, it's not something you need to worry about. The main compound in polygala that has MAOI effects is called DISS (3,6'-disinapoyl sucrose). It has less than 0.5% bioavailability. This means it is likely not clinically