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>fixes your anxiety and depression
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>>77117452
I'm glad we agree.
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>>77117449
>>77117599
Major depressive disorder IS the problem for some people. It IS a mental affliction, but most people who are “depressed” identify as such due to the circumstances in which they live.
It’s a chicken/egg scenario. For some people, the depression is a result of poor habits and lifestyle/life situation issues. For other people, the habits/lifestyle/situational issues are symptoms of depression. It’s tough to know which camp an individual fall in with, but for the vast majority of people who are “depressed”, you are right.
>t. treatment resistant depression disorder sufferer who has figured out how to manage his issues but still has problems occasionally despite being in a better place than ever
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>>77119162
Yes, the colour compound in blackberries is an MAOI, and you can get sick if you eat too many for that reason.
>>77119549
tard
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>>77117269
>blocks your path
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>>77121008
Except that it isn't thoughbeit
>>77121266
You seem weirdly triggered by being told you can make yourself sick eating too much of a bioactive substance. Never seen a kid eat a kilo of berry and puke?
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>>77117269
>Fixes your anxiety and depression without also giving you skin cancer
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I gradually emptied a small bottle of it and felt absolutely nothing. Not even any adverse effects typically associated with antidepressants like a limp dick.
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>>77121865
Ah, okay. I see now that you're going to pivot from your original claim and use a strawman since you know deep down that it's actually physically impossible to get sick from the MAOI effect of blackberries.
Anyway, I'm sorry you're so upset for whatever reason, I'm just going to hide your posts and replies now since you're getting extremely emotional over the fact that you are wrong and We all know that you're not going to be able to concede the point So you'll just keep replying with insults, and I don't really have time for that
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>>77121867
>since you know deep down that it's actually physically impossible to get sick from the MAOI effect of blackberries.
Except that you can thoughbeit. That's why it's so silly to bring up the inability to eat glass, it makes you look like a tard. Doubly so when you continue to be wrong. Try posting once you're in high school bio kiddo.
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Keep your eyes out for Phalaris Aquatica (or a few other Phalaris spp.), their seeds can reach up to 5% DMT (mostly MeO though, be warned). It's probably native in your area, and easier to get than the right acacia unless you're SW USA.
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>>77121867
nigga you fucking retarded
https://www.google.com/search?q=MAOI+overdose
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>>77122354
It inactivates a handful of liver enzymes responsible for making most medications actually work (medication chemicals often don't do something until they've passed the liver once). That is to say, taking St John's Wort prevents many medications from working.
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>>77122458
It's the opposite, it elevates the expression of enzymes that inactivate many medications. More specifically, CYP3A4.
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>>77122546
I'm too retarded to understand what you guys are saying. Is it like grapefruit juice where it can make medication stronger/last longer (due to keeping blood serum levels higher from not metabolizing the medication) or is it doing the opposite of what grapefruit juice does?
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