(09-19-2015 12:27 AM)Macro Wrote:  Understated? It's claimed to cure everything from AIDs to cancer and correct errors in DNA (whatever that means). Interesting how these miracle cures never claim that they can grow back limbs...

Genuinely hope it's real. If it is I'll be getting on the band wagon late, not willing to risk money on this just yet. Thanks to you and the others for paving the way!

Sorry, that's undertested. Damned autocorrect.

Ekscentra, after a few more days can you please report something more regarding ORMUS?
Your description sounds really interesting, but from an outside view the product itself seems a bit weird... I'm open to anything, so even if it sounds 'too mystic' as a product, I'd like to hear from current users like you before trying.

Thanks.

(09-18-2015 3:04 PM)Ekscentra Wrote:  I felt the same way about ORMUS, which is why I wanted to try it, but I can confirm it's the real deal, at least for the brand I'm using.

I have looked into whatever studies I could find, but there was only one, and personal experience so far has told me far more than what was covered in that study.

With further tests, as with NASA, the effects died down a bit, but have remained for the most part. There seems to be a good amount of activity at sigma receptors, which would explain its painkilling properties. There's also a delayed dopamine release, not too intense, but I've backed off my dose from 1/2 tsp to 1/4 tsp because of it.

Neither of these were mentioned in any studies, nor its adaptogenic properties, so it's clear to me that ORMUS is far understudied and understated. A subjective understanding is all we have to work with for the time being.

Nothing further has been noticed, but this is all still extremely promising. Just a continuation of the effects I've already noticed. I may try dosing 1/4 teaspoon at different times in the day. 1/2 teaspoon at once proved to cause too much of a dopamine release to get to sleep.

What do you mean that it has adaptogenic effects?

Meaning it optimizes the functionality of both body and mind, but to a much greater extent than other adaptogens I've tried. ORMUS is a meta-adaptogen of sorts.

Ekscentra I've got the ricca methylene blue 1% and also 1oz bottles with bulb droppers. How do you make the diluted solution?

Also I found a source but it requires spending about $40 for supplies. http://augmentationlimitless.blogspot.co...-blue.html

I really need to look into this when things start settling down. The only adaptogenic stuff I've tried are chinese and ayurvedic herbs, gynostemma being one of them.

(10-15-2015 10:07 AM)fueroman3 Wrote:  Ekscentra I've got the ricca methylene blue 1% and also 1oz bottles with bulb droppers. How do you make the diluted solution?

Also I found a source but it requires spending about $40 for supplies. http://augmentationlimitless.blogspot.co...-blue.html

Same way you dilute anything. It's very easy and just requires a bit of math. Also a bulb dropper is officially said to contain 20 drops per mL, it's really closer to 40. At 500mg per drop, 2 drops will be enough for a full 100mL solution. That yields ~250mcg per drop if you were to dilute it in 100mL of some suitable liquid.

Distilled or filtered water is fine, though not ideal. You'll find plenty of other options with a bit of research. I seem to recall others having success with various combinations of EtOH, DMSO, and DPG.

(10-15-2015 10:27 AM)BeautifulEnigma Wrote:  I really need to look into this when things start settling down. The only adaptogenic stuff I've tried are chinese and ayurvedic herbs, gynostemma being one of them.

BE,

I am in the learning stage concerning chinese and ayurvedic tonic herbs. I am absolutely fascinated and I'm in the process of ordering quite a stash. Gynostemma looks like a winner.
Do you have any reviews or thoughts on how it worked (or didn't work) for you? Did you use pills, tincture or an extract powder?
It is one in a long line that I have interest in trying at some point.

I have been using He Shou Wu for a while and while I am already healthy and the results are very subtle, I believe in this particular herb!

I think I made the best under arm deodorant I've ever had in my life.

I feel that most normal deodorants might be dangerous so I've played with them for years. I was down to the thai crystal but didnt really like it and some people say that you can still get the AL from it. I have no idea. I also felt that a lot of the organicy ones we not as effective as I would have liked.

I've been trying Dbot's usage on monolaurin in my cover and mone concoctions for months. I started to just put straight lavender oil under my pits because my GF said that it good for that and kills bacteria. This seemed to work ok. I knew the point of the monolaurin was to fight bacteria. One thing lead to another and I ended up with a product that really works.

Everclear (or similar), Monolaurin, Lavender. It's that simple.

I've been giving it to friends and they are all reporting back super positive. I feel that a lot of the normal sticks do work but only after you are already clean. If you already have some odor and apply it just masks the scent for a bit then comes right back. A couple of days I sprayed this over my stink and felt that it took it down to almost nothing! It's nice because I can just use as needed.

Try it and report back! ;) I might be willing to mail some to someone if I really like you and you didn't want to purchase a huge bottle of monolaurin to try it out. I'm curious how good others think it is.