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symboom
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Kanna extract analysis
Here is a report I got with my kanna extract
 
Here is an NMR of matrine and general information about the extract
 
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I really enjoy this thread. SM mostly stays away from "pharma type" chemicals and there's good reason for that. However, your effort of cataloging the
various neurochemicals that plants and fungi naturally make is appreciated.
My favorite of your list so far is Hodgkinsine. I'd take a guess that it would replace kratom if kratom is fully illegal and scheduled.
"Read not to contradict and confute; nor to believe and take for granted; nor to find talk and discourse; but to weigh and consider." -Francis Bacon
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Thank you that's great to hear.
akuamma is normally used as the replacement of kratom In places where it is illegal it is very similar herb that is from Africa unlike Kratom which is
from Asia. They are very similar in that they are both partial opioids.
I put a lot of effort in this thread I was frustrated that there is so little research being done on these plants due to synthetic equivalent
compounds already existing but now researches are discovering that there are better and safer alternatives from nature
So little information is found about many of the herbs I think it has to do with cost if a pharma company need to make a compound it is made
syntheticly rather than extracted
Here is the research on kratom compounds and why a future synthetic partial opioid based on the structure kratom is being considered.
(Synthetic because a plant can't be patented)
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.6b00360
MGM-9 kratom synthetic analog
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00283...
And other MGM compounds
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6067406/
Hodgkinsine is unfortunately hard to find a lot of information about.
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I have almost two kilos of akuamma(I even got a fresh fruit directly from a German farmer in Ghana but sadly the seeds haven't germinated without
going through an elephants digestive system) but I have to say, its not a replacement for kratom.
It is pretty good against pain and cold and the flu, and thats really where its strength is, but it is not an euphoric opioid in the same manner as
kratom.
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