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  1. Alchemist

    Took Galantamine last night

    Neuroscience is not my strength, would you say that this difference is a possible reason for galantamine being effective and the other not, although both increase the ACh in the brain? I took 300ug of Huperizine A last night, this time before bed time, rather that after 4 hours of sleep, and all it did was to prevent me from sleeping. I though that perhaps it began to work at a slower pace than galantamine. I'm a bit disappointed as it is easily available and cheaper. I have suspended its use for now as I want to focus on one supplement at a time. The 50mg freebase was based on the journal article "Use of DMAE (2-dimethylaminoethanol) in the induction of lucid dreams" by W. Sergio. He claimed that after 2 weeks, the level built up and he was able to have lucid dreams of the WILD type in the mornings. I will most definitely focus on this substance again in due course as it may have helped with my everyday memory. I haven't as yet, but I soon will receive alpha GPC, 600mg. Apparently, it can also trigger lucidity by itself, according to the book "Advanced Lucid Dreaming - The Power of Supplements" and as you mention works very well with galantamine, I will will see if Huperizine can be made to work with it too. Some other things the book mentions include tiny doses of yohimbine and nicotine, although the latter is said to damage some receptors crucial for lucid dreaming. L-Dopa from mucuna pruriens is also recommended to better quality dreams. The book is rather old , so there is no mention of using huperizine or salvinorin A. Next plan of action is the alpha GPC, by itself, with galantamine and finally with huperizine, all after 4-5 hours of sleep. But first I will take P5P for a week to investigate if this form of vitamin B6 truly helps with dream recall. I'm interested in lucid dreams and etheric projection (astral projection on this plane). I've never had the latter, not even sure if it is a real thing or a type if lucid dream. Author links open overlay panel
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    Took Galantamine last night

    Galantamine is the real deal for lucid dreams. It worked again last night. Unfortunately the more easily available huperizine A is useless for me. Took up to 400 mcg and simply felt weird the next day. DMAE , 50mg eq. freebase for a week did nothing for dreams either. Calea has done nothing in the past, but I never took it after sleeping for 4 hours first , like needs to be done for galantamine. So I will be giving that a go in a few days, after the G has cleared from the system.
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    Took Galantamine last night

    Quick update, I've taken Galantamine 4mg three times now, and became lucid twice. Also been trying Dimethylamimoethanol for 5 days, 50mg, but no luck. Also tried 200ug Huperizine A twice with no effect.
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    Perth Chit Chat

    It was good to see our old mate selling plants at the East Vic park Markets today. I grabbed a few specimens while I was there. He had quite a few random customers, intrigued by his unusual plants.
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    Took Galantamine last night

    Pm sent Gonna try Huperzine A and DMAE over next few weeks as well. Can't say I have any good or bad side effects from it today.
  6. I've only had a handful of lucid dreams in my life and none for years. Last night I slept for about 4 hours and took a 4mg GalantamineHBr tablet for the first time ever. Went back to bed and fell asleep after what felt like 10 to 25 mins. And while dreaming became lucid! Incredible chemical this galantamine.
  7. Sessa had sesso with a patient
  8. Alchemist

    After a few plants in Perth

    Yeah, those markets are shrinking every week. Looked like 2/3 of stalls weren't there. Stinking hot in Perth. Lots of plants getting sunburned.
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    After a few plants in Perth

    The space he normally is at was empty, in the morning, perhaps he got there later. So funny, I saw those little cacti there a couple of days ago! I was going to get a little pecan tree there, but figured that it its not grafted you never know if it will even fruit well.
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    After a few plants in Perth

    Except for this week by the look of it
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    Seedling Smoke Water Treatment

    I once spoke to the chemist who discovered the active principle, karrikin, in the smoke water. The contraption he used to make the smoke burned, or more correctly heated to smoking point, filter paper! So even just paper smoke can work. More on Karrikins below https://bmcbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12915-015-0219-0
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    After a few plants in Perth

    Ever Been to East Vic Park Sunday markets? There is a dude there who sells special plants.
  13. The Masterkey system is the first book I came across that had this 'truth' revealed. Also the "Power of the subconscious mind" is another old bestseller written by a chemist, and "the secret" is our modern bestseller. It takes a lot of perseverance to accomplish but it might just work. I managed to make the wish to see a future event come true as a hypnopompic vision but it took a month of repetitive repetition day and night and was very mentally draining. Probably has nothing to do with God directly, if true, it simply uses a science we do not know which is there but difficult to test.
  14. I read that you need a rather large amount 100 to 300g of khat quid. Quite a mouthful! For salvia someone has a patent for chewing gum containing salvinorin A, which might be easier than a massive quid.
  15. A friend from Alaska took harmala seeds and felt that he could not fall asleep any more for a whole year! Up all night for a year. I guess he must have go some micro naps but he vowed to never ever touch them again.
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