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oversight on my part - link has been added

Is there a link to the full article?

Finally, now we must address the next war, WAR AGAINST UFOS

Weed is a great substitute for alcohol. A DWI forced the courts to put an alcohol detector ankle bracelet on me (the SCRAM). I turned on to Sufi Islam and bong hits. To hell with AA. Alcohol is a western civilization accepted poison. Stay away from it. Get Allah and toke to the garden of 40 virgins. No more poisonous booze for me, AA chumps. I'll be torking & grooving with Allah instead of your Inquisition blame depressing pity party. Same attitude killed Jesus, from Hebron in West Bank. One awesome Palestinian.

so what are the "proper" dose levels for good effects??

It seems that media people are ever seraching for more 'devastating' drugs to show in sensationalistic terms...Oxi is surely a damaging drug but I think that the main (and 'devasting') problem of these people is poverty...

I know for a fact that Matt Groening would not mind this!

bart simpson used to be a wellknown print in europe:)

Getting a connection refused - are there other less publicized sites like this?

Nice to see the word is getting a bit more sane around this issue.

my question is can a probation officer test for k2 if they want to and if so what does it show up you failed for

This stuff is really bad for you! Do some research and you will see!

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devils dandruff

Here is the study
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GOOD!

Sounds bad to me

All hail to Albert!

Steve-o is awsome and halarious on jackass keep it up buddy

"According to a johnathon ott talk, Chocolate a drug potentiator, he sais that reversable maois like in aya have no contraindications like the many irriversable maois have."

You have to be really careful when walking here!

Over the years I've communicated and spoken with hundreds of people who have drank the tea. I would say that, in general and for most people, there are no real concerns with dietary tyramine and the beta carbolines found in ayahuasca.

But for some people, there are.

This is a very important point. Myself, I've never had any untoward reactions, even when I've eaten contraindicated foods. But I know some people -- a small but non-zero percentage -- who have. There are different phenotypes when it comes to digestion, and before one knows what group one lies in, caution is warranted.

Caffeine is another problematical substance. For most people it creates no problem (and in fact, I've been served highly caffeinated wayusa during ceremony in SA), but in some small percentage of people it creates a bad (but probably not life-threatening) reaction.

Also note that these comments apply to food interactions: drug interactions are a different thing entirely. Even Ott would say that drug interactions need to be strictly avoided, even with reversible MAOI-A's.

the sky still hasn't fallen after the clinical study. repeat: the sky is still up there!