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rassurez-vous le chanvre n'est qu'un cousin du cannabis et ne produit que peu de THC donc pas de soucis d'éléphant rose ou autre
Guigz a dit:mais j'ai pas trop de mémoire...donc....
Le 5HTP augmente le taux de sérotonines présentes dans l'émeteur de la synapse? Cette augmentation ne risque pas d'occasioner une squizophrénie? (je me trompe peut etre mais je crois qu'un haut taux de sérotonine peut generer une squizo..)Certaines tire sur les réserves de sérotonine ( MDMA, amphet, par exemple ) donc on utilisent du 5HTP après, surtout pas pendant ( syndrome serotoninergique, peut être mortel ) ou son précurseur L-tryptophane. Donc bananes, etc...
Pourquoi? action sur la dopamine?Vitamine B6, C, et L-Tyrosine pour la coc.
mescalinedrabbit a dit:moi j sais qu il y a des boulangers qui font des pains au graines de pavot mais c est pareil c est pas le papaver somniferum!
Yes, many poppy seeds that are sold in grocery stores are the seeds of P. somniferum, the opium poppy. These seeds contain small quantities of psychoactive opiates, primarily morphine. Some people make tea out of relatively large quantities of poppy seeds in order to get the effects of the morphine. Following are details about a poppy seed tea related death which provide more information about the quantities of opiates present in poppy seeds and the related potential dangers associated with the ingestion of such tea.
In November 2005, we were contacted by a woman who reported that her son died in 2003 after consuming poppy seed tea. She and her family created a web site (poppyseedtea.com or Erowid cache) with details about the death including the coroner's report, which identified the amount of morphine found in her son's blood and urine during autopsy, as well as lab analysis results of a similar batch of poppy seed tea. The coroner's report found 210 ng/mL morphine in her son's blood and 1880 ng/mL in urine.
In this case, the seeds were purchased in bulk at a natural foods grocery store. Between 2.5 and 3 pounds of seeds were soaked in warm water with the juice of three lemons, for an hour. It was then mixed with honey to make it drinkable. Two liters of tea were consumed, leading to death (we don't know how much total water was used with the 2.5-3 lbs of seeds).
Following his death, a similar batch of tea was made, following the same recipe. This batch was submitted for testing by the coroner. Lab testing results found that this tea contained 259 ug/ml morphine. Codeine and hydrocodone were also detected. According to these numbers, assuming the tea he ingested had the same morphine concentration as the tested batch, the 2 liters he consumed would have contained around 519 mg of morphine. This is a very high dose. Pharmaceutical morphine (hydrochloride salt) comes in tablets ranging from 10 to 60 mg.
The autopsy also found therapeutic levels (those associated with the ingestion of normal therapeutic doses) of a number of other chemicals including: desmethylsertraline, diphenhydramine, and alprazolam...as well as low levels of bupropion and delta-9-carboxy-THC. While none of these appear to be significantly related to his death, it can't be ruled out that they could have contributed in some way to it.
Non, comme la dit Guigz, c'est très peu probable et c'est la dopamine qui est en excès dans la schizophrénie pas la serotoninecarpediem a dit:Le 5HTP augmente le taux de sérotonines présentes dans l'émeteur de la synapse? Cette augmentation ne risque pas d'occasioner une squizophrénie? (je me trompe peut etre mais je crois qu'un haut taux de sérotonine peut generer une squizo..)