Comments by "Smurxxx09" (@smurxxx0910) on "Into the Shadows" channel.

  1. LSD with The Beatles.
    4
  2. Tianeptine, the active ingredient in ZaZa/Tianaa is dangerously addictive because tolerance builds up quick within just a couple doses. Tianeptine acts more like benzos than an opiate which makes the WD symptoms far more lethal than most other opiates. It's pretty expensive if you're getting it from a vape shop or any other store front but is relatively cheap when sourced online. Misinformation from shop keeps at vape shops should also be a big concern with tianeptine as its been passed off as a natural kratom extract. Kratom itself is much safer than tianeptine but does have issues of it's own. Telling people they're taking a natural product when they are purchasing any tianeptine product is reckless and dangerous.
    2
  3. 1691 was the original summer of love.
    1
  4. If you have a SS card and birth certificate you can just tell the DMV you lost your driver's license and needed a new one instead of going through the process of going driving school.
    1
  5. I've tried a muscimol extract that had warm muscle relaxant effects which produced mild euphoria with a somewhat dissociated headspace. The extract also worked well for pain relief and calmed down my RLS. The overall effects were much more similar to the muscle relaxer soma and lyrica which is similar to gabapentin than a psychedelic. Lyrica and gabapentin are both used in treatment of nerve pain and neuropathy. I have arthritis and chronic knee pain that causes muscle spasms and I would say that the amanita extract worked better than some of the medication I've been prescribed.
    1
  6. Hasn't it always been?
    1
  7. The extracts often contain other ingredients that aren't regulated. Not to mention the extracts are up to 100 times the potency of raw kratom. Also the extracts are way more expensive than raw kratom. I'd suggest only using reputable kratom companies and avoiding extracts to be safe with kratom.
    1
  8. Doctors are cutting people's meds down because they don't wanna get sued. They really don't care if they are sending patients to the streets to get unregulated meds by cutting chronic pain suffers off. They only want to cover their asses.
    1
  9. Valium is like baby aspirin compared to the research benzos easily available nowadays. Not saying Valium doesn't have its risk but RC benzos like bromazolam and flualp which are being pressed in counterfeit bars are highly potent and very lethal in tiny doses.
    1
  10. By extreme violent crimes you mean marijuana?
    1
  11. It's also used in compost teas for organic farming.
    1