10-methoxyharmalan
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@VirtueAgonist I’ve taken it upwards of 1g. I find the sweet spot around 300-500mg. Like you said once it gets too high it makes you feel kinda dissociative and floaty.
But I have noticed and increase in social fluidity on it. Although nothing too groundbreaking. I usually save it for days I might have foods that increases serotonin.
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Where do you source it? Interesting
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@donovan Idealabs carries
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@Terminator definitely going to give this a try. thank you.
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I have taken a large doses of 10-MeO-Harmalan and Lisuride with close to no effects.
I still believe my problem is serotonin, so plan on trying a large dose of Cyproheptadine.
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Music sounded a lot better on it
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Tested dosages up to 800mcg, did nothing to me. Absolutely not worth the price, stick to x-lsd or 2cb.
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@Milchbubi what is x-lsd
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@VirtueAgonist nice post, the feedback on RPF was very mixed
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I have lisuride and have not noticed pronounced effects while taking it. Maybe it's time for a heroic dose
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@onliest Are you using the one from Idealabs?
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@tea where else can you get Lisuride?!
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@tea Yes from idealabs. Doubt you'd find another source that isn't prohibitively expensive.
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@onliest the reason I was asking is because I also used the one from Idealabs to no effect. It didn't lower my prolactin either although catching the drops in prolactin is tricky because the test has to be well timed.
I wonder if lisuride dissolved in liquid is effective versus what you'd get in a pill.
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@tea how much did you take?
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@onliest the recommended dose on the bottle or a little less.
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@tea I usually take 1-2 drops. Just took 4 to see if there's a greater effect. I've heard of people taking much more but apparently it does have serotonin receptor agonist activity at some receptors.
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@onliest Yes. I think most strong dopaminergic substances can become the opposite if the dose is too high.
For example, a tiny bit of bromocriptine can stuff your nose so bad which I think is a sign of serotonin increase unless someone can correct me on that.
