Tyramine-restricted diet
What is tyramine? Tyramine is a monoamine found in, for example, aged cheese and other products. Tyramine can be formed under
January 23, 2019
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What is tyramine? Tyramine is a monoamine found in, for example, aged cheese and other products. Tyramine can be formed under
Mushroom therapy We use mushroom therapy, truffle therapy and psilocybin therapy according to our protocol successfully in the treatment of depression, anxiety, low self-esteem
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Psilocybin therapy is over 6,000 years old and is now becoming increasingly popular in the Netherlands because of its success in
The trip session After gathering information about Matthijs, Matthijs and I, trip coach Marcel, decided to do a triplevel 3
About the video This TEDx talk explores psychedelics in history, current research, and a possible future model of post-prohibition regulation.
Pomegranate is a super-superfood The term superfood is often used to give certain foods a valuable meaning. Pomegranate has
Information from an external source In the meantime, I, Marcel, have already written a lot about why psychedelics are a very strong remedy against
Similar tryptamines There are many types of tryptamines such as tryptophan, serotonin, and melatonin. The important tryptamines in this story are dimethyltryptamine
New Brain Connections Magic mushrooms and magic truffles have been shown to have active ingredients, psilocybin and psilocin, that promote growth
The research by Imperial College A clinical psychologist from Imperial College describes how Magic Mushrooms containing Psilocybin, when used
Dopamine is one of four important happiness hormones/neurotransmitters. DOSE is the abbreviation for the happiness hormones/neurotransmitters that most influence your mood.