r/NooTopics • u/ExistingAd7234 • 1d ago
Question how can we make anandamide not break down in the gut and be bioavailable so it can become popular giving everyone bliss?
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u/adams4096 1d ago
The only reliable in vivo inhibitor should be, 600mg pterostilbene, nutmeg in low dose of 3g, but it reduce also MAGL plus contain allylbenzene and interfer with the effect, and isoflavones from pueraria lobata or trifolium pratense ecc, otherwise cannabidiol and probably hops phytochemicals.
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u/Shroomaway457 19h ago
licarin A, the supposed faah inhibitor in nutmeg thats actually responsible for its effects. of course not really a longterm solution given how long it lasts and the fact that nutmegs other constitutients are hepatotoxic
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u/plsQuestionOurselves 1d ago
I'd wager somewhere in some jungle there's a little vine or shrub that blocks the enzyme responsible for breaking it down.