Comment · Sat, October 24, 2020 · ND Owner
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DifficultInevitable3 · 16 points
In terms of slowing fast heart rate / reducing adrenaline?
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wippstar · 3 points
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Probably not one thing. You could mimic some of it with a combo, though. Magnolia bark, lemon balm, L-theanine, and Micromag would be a good solid combo.
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Jesus, dude... Google shit before you do stuff like this. You cannot use test strips to test for heavy metals content in supplements. They shouldn't even be used to test for heavy metals in water, or anything you are con
Replying to Experienced8 · ND does it again! Would love to hear from the ND team how Coriander's relaxing effects compare to other common compounds like lemon balm or l-theanine.
It's much more effective, at least for me. We brought this out because we started working with a company in Europe that specialized in supercritical CO2 extracts, and they sent me a sample of some of their stuff. I start
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
It's in the capsule shell, so you can differentiate between the higher and lower doses of caffeine. Color-coding the high dose caffeine version was more of a safety consideration, so people wouldn't mix up their doses. A
I don't disagree. I often find them too high for myself as well, unless I am taking a strong stimulant. This is why I more often use our 200mg caffeine/100mg L-theanine. However, that's not ideal for those that don't wan