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Posted by linkadge on August 6, 2012, at 19:50:54
Its a natural substance (rosmarinic acid) found in the spice rosemary. Anyhow, it has no effect on monoamine reuptake etc, but has been shown to have some interesting properties (significant antidepressant / neuroprotective / cognative enhancing / antidiabetic properties).
Posted by rjlockhart37 on August 9, 2012, at 22:51:26
In reply to Interesting non-monoaminergic augmentation, posted by linkadge on August 6, 2012, at 19:50:54
you know there are so many plants out there that maybe psycholoical effects that we havent discovered yet....but i was reading about an actor in 2004... he was with his family out in the forest...ate some berries or something like that...turned out they where poisenous and he got sick and died at the hospital.
Well....anyways....i sure would like to know the #1 plant that gives much psychological effects, besides weed and K2.
intresting article...
rj
Posted by bleauberry on August 10, 2012, at 16:25:01
In reply to Interesting non-monoaminergic augmentation, posted by linkadge on August 6, 2012, at 19:50:54
Over the years it is easy for us all in the world to accept that the monoamine theory of depression, still just a theory, has somehow become factual. So when something non-monoamine shows up that helps people feel better, we are perplexed and confused how that could be.
I dunno. I made more progress in depression with doxycycline than I did a backpack full of psychiatric prescriptions. So go figure.
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