Silvia
Tue Jun 25 2024
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6 answers
1148
Can kava make you trip?
I'm curious about the potential effects of kava, a traditional Polynesian beverage. Could someone please elaborate on whether or not it has the ability to induce a "tripping" experience? I've heard various claims ranging from it being a mild relaxant to having hallucinogenic properties. Could you provide some clarity on this? Is there scientific evidence to support either side of the argument? And if so, what are the typical dosages and methods of consumption that might lead to such effects? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter.
Daniele
Wed Jun 19 2024
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6 answers
1396
What does kelp do to the brain?
I'm curious to know, what exactly does kelp do for the brain? Could you elaborate on its potential benefits? I've heard that kelp contains nutrients that might be beneficial for cognitive health, but I'm not quite sure how it works. Could you please provide a detailed explanation of how kelp might influence the brain positively? Also, are there any scientific studies or research papers that support these claims? I'm quite interested in learning more about this topic.
Chiara
Tue May 28 2024
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6 answers
1787
How do you feel the effects of kava?
Could you please elaborate on how you perceive the effects of kava? Do you experience any notable changes in your mood or state of relaxation after consuming it? Additionally, how does it compare to other relaxants or stress-relieving methods you may have tried? Are there any side effects that you've noticed? Finally, would you recommend kava to others and if so, in what situations or contexts would you suggest its use?
Daniele
Sat May 25 2024
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5 answers
838
What are the effects of Akt?
Could you please elaborate on the impacts of Akt? I'm interested in understanding its various effects, especially in the context of cellular signaling and regulation. Could you provide a brief overview of its role in cell growth, metabolism, and apoptosis? Also, are there any known side effects or adverse reactions associated with Akt activation or inhibition? It would be helpful if you could explain this in a way that's accessible to a non-expert audience. Thank you.
