Acetylcholineesterase inhibitors

Quest for Lucidity
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I tried ordering some galantamine, but it might be classified as a prescription drug here in Finland so I’m not sure if that will come through… So I was thinking, have people experimented with other, cheaper substances affecting acetylcholine metabolism?

I was thinking of lemon balm at least, here in Finland it’s been researched to strongly inhibit the breakdown of acetylcholine. There was a doctoral thesis about this in 2008, I need to dig that up.
Also I’ve read similar reports about sage and rosemary… So maybe a delicious tea made from those three, and drank in the night with some alpha-gpc might work? I ordered some 300mg agpc tabs, and tried for two nights only for now, can’t say much about them working. Does anybody have some more accurate links about these two and the acetylcholine metabolism?

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There are a few things you could try.
Huperzine A is also an acetylchlorinesterase inhibitor, the same as Galentamine. I have tried it but without success but it should work in the same way.
Alpha-GPC is a form of choline that you can use with Galentamine but is also a LD trigger in its own right. You may be able to get it if you can’t get G.
Finally, try mugwort. Find it for yourself in the hedgerow in the summer or buy it on line. Put it in your pillow or make up a little 'dream pillow ’ and see how the chemicals released affect you dreaming
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