1-OCTOPAMINE
Octopamine has roles;
- In controlling various behaviors such as learning, memory, or aggression and has a wake-promoting effect.
- As tyramine, epinephrine and norepinephrine monoamines in invertebrates.
Octopamine may promote lipolysis and weight loss and has stimulating effects.
2-SYNEPHRINE
Synephrine use stimulates the effect of alpha 1 and alpha 2 adrenal receptors, but this is significantly less than phenylephrine and ephedrine.
The use of Synephrine also leads to increased activation of neuromedin U2 receptors (molecules in the hypothalamus that increase alertness). These molecules are located in the hypothalamus in the human brain and are responsible for controlling sleep. The use of Synephrine will stimulate the hypothalamus receptors that cause wakefulness longer than normal.
3-TYRAMINE
It is the trace amine that increases the blood flow of the brain and also strains its vessels.
It is the item that we owe the so-called migraine disease (the only reason is not this element, but 30%).
It is destroyed by the enzyme mao a.
Fermented food is abundant in products.
Cheese, wine, etc.
I don't know how many times you can eat in your life.
But it is said that there are too many in foie gras.
4-PHENYLETHYLAMINE
It occurs naturally in the nervous systems of humans and other mammals and acts as a neurotransmitter (inter-nervous chemical transmitter) or neuromodulator (regulating various populations in the nervous system).
Phenylethylamine, which has a stimulating effect, has an important role in the neural chemistry of romantic life, such as love. It causes the secretion of noradrenaline and dopamine in the human brain. There are many derivatives of phenylethylamine used for medical or recreational purposes.
The most familiar and most important role of phenylethylamine leads to the release of high amounts of dopamine and noradrenaline in situations such as emotional attachment and love.
Dopamine is a chemical substance with a sympathetic effect in the central nervous system and especially in the basal ganglion cells. It has a significant connection with human-driven sexual impulses. Noradrenaline also causes increased attention and increased heart rate. These chemicals are directly related to the formation of feelings such as sexual passion, romantic relationships, happiness and nervousness.
It is estimated that consumption of foods with high levels of phenylethylamine, such as chocolate, is similar to these effects. In fact, women who are depressed among the public consume a lot of chocolate. Similarly, drugs containing neurotransmitters are offered for sale to lose weight or put people in a certain mood.
However, the high amount of phenylethylamine consumed through the digestive system is metabolized very quickly to reach the brain. Therefore, phenylethylamine taken as a food, medicine or supplement is unlikely to have a therapeutic effect. People with conditions such as attention deficit, hyperactivity, or clinical depression often take a low amount of phenylethylamine, while schizophrenic patients use it in high amounts.
3-TRYPTAMINE
A kind of monoamine alkaloid. Triptamine acts as a neuromodulator and vasoactive agent in the human body. There are many relatives of triptamine, which can be found in the brain and functions serotonergically. Decarboxylation product of tryptophan, which occurs under the influence of microorganisms in the intestines. Interesting substances, from serotonin and melatonin to psilosibin and dimethyltriptamine, are triptamine derivatives. Huh the triptamine itself is not a psychotropic, it's interesting.
3-Molecule Combining Spirit and Body: Dimethyltriptamine (DMT)
Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a substance found in all living things without exception. Every living creature either secretes DMT or lives with DMT.
Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, is secreted during sleep by the pineal gland around the brain. N, N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) -like serotonin agonist is a hallucinogen. Its secretion coincides with the stage in which dreams are seen, and the biggest effect of DMT is that it causes errors in perception of time.
Every part of our brain is symmetrical; so there are two of all sections. The only exception is the pineal gland, which is located in the middle of the brain and is a single one. The pineal gland, also known as the pineal gland, is a lentil-sized gland located in the brain of vertebrates. Pineal gland is a cone-like structure. Its English name is “pineal gland,” which means cocolax gland. The symbol of the pineal gland has inspired many religions. The cone in question is; In the minds of Buddha representations, you can find many more places in the cone sculpture in the Vatican.
“Descartes, considered the father of modern philosophy, thought that the pineal gland is the point where the soul meets the body.”
DMT is found in humans, plants and animals. It is produced exactly in the upper part of the DMT pineal gland in our body. It is most commonly secreted at the time of birth and death and is very effective on human consciousness. So much so that it is called the hormone that allows the soul to enter and exit the body. DMT secretion increases slightly during sleep. The main thing is the increase in the secretion of DMT in the moments of birth and death. During birth, both the mother and the baby's DMT secretion increases. DMT is actively transported through the brain barrier.
Ayahuasca is a very powerful hallucinogen drink obtained by boiling the branches and leaves of the Banisteriopsis caapi plant. Due to the dimethyltryptamine (DMT) it contains, it is illegal to use in most countries except medical obligations. In fact, he has been known in the Amazon Forests in Peru for centuries as the vine of ayahuasca, is consumed by the Cobino Indians, and is collected by shamans and mixed with various herbs and drunk. The name in that region is already "Shaman Elixir". Ayahuasca is a poisonous plant species and its excess consumption can easily kill a person.
