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Anecdotal evidence suggests that Salvia divinorum herb has many potential therapeutic uses. These include: an anti addiction treatment, anti depressant, anti anxiety agent, mood stabilizer, treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder & more!
Medication to treat Psychostimulant abuse:
Animal research has revealed that SA (Salvinorin A) reduces dopamine levels in parts of the basal ganglia, disrupting many of the effects of cocaine and the addiction cycle.
In the experiments with rats, SA does not seem to suppress their movement, the action of pushing the lever to drink, or their motivation before stimuli.
In contrast, SA appears to specifically suppress cocaine-related behaviors and motivations (Dos Santos, Crippa, Machado-de-Sousa, & Hallak, 2015).
Western medicine has developed—with questionable success—pharmacological treatments for the abuse of opiates, alcohol, and tobacco, but there is currently no treatment for the abuse of psychostimulants, so research with SA hold the promise to help millions of addicts.
However, it is very important to remember that the traditional use of S. divinorum by the Mazatec to successfully treat a complex and multifaceted problem like addiction is part of a ritual and a much larger, organic, and inclusive worldview than our compartmentalized interventions and that the properties of this herb cannot be reduced to the pharmacological mechanism of just one isolated component in the form of a pill." Oaxacan villagers told us of Salvia helping to cure people of addictions to alcohol, inhalants, and stimulants such as cocaine.
They believe that the feminine entity that inhabits the plant heals the body, teaches the patient what causes and sustains the addiction, and guides the patient on the road to recovery and a balanced life."
LINK@ Salvia divinorum - From Party Drug to Anti-Addiction Treatment:
#This product may also assist withdrawal from Synthetic Cannabis/Cannabis, & drug addiction.
New Zealand has a massive underground meth problem that has gained a nefarious foothold at all levels of society. It is indiscriminate of Class, Income, Ethnicity, & is regarded as the most addictive, destructive drug known to mankind.
Meth Users are the 'Dreamboat Consumer' offering a target rich, captive market to Drug Dealers, with fantastic profit margins & exponential demand. Meth, or 'P' is the drug Dealers road to riches, leaving a trail of destruction in its path.
In response, NorthlandSalvia has formulated a potent 10x/15x/20x/30x Salvia extract, that may assist meth Users through the difficult process of methamphetamine withdrawal.
Our Salvia extract may provide the meth User with a pathway out of 'P Pipe Ritual' & the debilitating neurotoxins associated with the illicit trade in Methamphetamine.
MethQuit Salvex, herbal extract, is a synergistic, 10x/15x/20x/30x Salvia extract, that exerts an anti addiction & sedative effect, through its activity at the Kappa Opioid Receptors of the brain.
5x = extracted from 5 g of Salvia herbs.
10x = extracted from 10 g of Salvia herbs.
15x = extracted from 15 g of Salvia herbs.
20x = extracted from 20 g of Salvia herbs.
30x = extracted from 30 g of Salvia herbs.
*Methquit dried herbal Extract Prices: (per g, gross)
5x: 1 gram @ $ per g, (gross) *plus p & p.
10x: 1 gram @ $ per g, (gross) *plus p & p.
15x: 1 gram @ $ per g, (gross) *plus p & p.
20x: 1 gram @ $ per g, (gross) *plus p & p.
30x: 1 gram @ $ per g, (gross) *plus p & p.
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Blogger's Comment:
Salvia divinorum herb is currently being tested at Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, for its potential to wean addicts off meth & cocaine. Even if Salvia successfully goes to the clinical trial phase, it will likely be many years before this product will go to market.
If the uptake of Cannabis tincture Sativex to treat Multiple Sclerosis is used as a Consumer model, Pharmac will not subsidize this treatment and uptake by sufferers will be minimal due to the financial cost borne by the user.
Salvia divinorum, Research Potential:
Excerpt from New Zealand H.R.C News Online p.d.f Issue No. 74 March 2012:
'A plant compound, the Mexican herb Salvia divinorum, is being tested as a possible medicinal treatment to help reduce the impact and side effects of drug addiction, specifically psychostimulants such as cocaine & methamphetamine.
This project is being led by Dr Bronwyn Kivell from the School of Biological Sciences at Victoria University of Wellington. Dr Kivell was a 2010 HRC Emerging Research First Grant recipient for this study, Investigating Novel Compounds to Prevent Addiction, and has formed a collaboration with a medicinal chemist at the University of Kansas in the United States, and Professor Susan Schenk at Victoria University of Wellington.
Dr Kivell’s research team is screening a number of anti-addiction compounds that have the potential to form the basis of medications that help reduce cravings and prevent relapses. They are looking at ways of targeting a protein in the brain, called the kappa opioid receptor, which can alter a person’s perception of mood, reward and pain.
While there are drugs that can activate these receptors, they typically have extreme side effects such as nausea, depression and sedation, so this study is investigating a new selective kappa opioid receptor activator, Salvinorin-A, isolated from the plant Salvia divinorum.
The herb Salvia, has been chewed by Mexican Indians for centuries.
While Salvinorin-A was formally recognised in 2002 as being a kappa opioid activator, it was Dr Kivell and her team that were first to show that it has an anti-addiction effect, and more recently, their testing is showing that some of these compounds have much milder side effects.'
*See Link: New anti addiction compound holds promise.
*See: Salvia divinorum: Clinical & Research Potential (RE Depression)
"... initial results are promising, with the majority of patients reporting lasting benefits from their use of this herb. In addition to significantly reduced scores on quantitative measures of depression, some of the reported benefits of the herb include mood enhancement and increased feelings of relaxation and self-awareness."
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Excerpt from ResearchGate Paper:
Although pharmacological treatments for opiate/opioid and nicotine abuse or dependence are available (methadone or buprenorphine, and nicotine patch etc., respectively) and several drugs for cannabis-related disorders are currently being investigated, there is no approved medication for the treatment of stimulant disorders.
LINK: Salvinorin A & related compunds as therapeutic drugs for psycho stimulant related disorders.
LINK: Neuropharmacology of the Naturally Occurring κ-Opioid Salvinorin A
" Salvinorin A has therapeutic potential as a treatment for pain, mood and personality disorders, substance abuse, and gastrointestinal disturbances, and suggests that nonalkaloids are potential scaffolds for drug development for aminergic G-protein coupled receptors. "
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Salvia divinorum - traditional use as a herbal remedy:
" Salvia divinorum is a medicinal plant endemic to the Sierra Madre Oriental of Oaxaca, Mexico.
The Mazatec people have been using the leaves for centuries in ceremonies for its properties and as a treatment for arthritis and inflammation, gastrointestinal problems, headaches, and addictions, among other uses.
The Mazatec microdose with small leaves when feeling low energy levels or to enhance mood.
It is very important to remember that the traditional use of S. divinorum by the Mazatec to successfully treat a complex and multifaceted problem like addiction is part of a ritual and a much larger, organic, and inclusive worldview than our compartmentalized interventions and that the properties of this herb cannot be reduced to the pharmacological mechanism of just one isolated component in the form of a pill.
The active principle of Salvia divinorum, the terpene salvinorin A, is a uniquely potent and highly selective kappa-opioid receptor agonist and, as such, has enormous potential for the development of valuable medications.
Among them, the most promising include:
safe and nonaddictive analgesics, neuroprotectors, short-acting anesthetics that do not depress respiration, antidepressants, anti-inflammatories, medications for the treatment of addiction to stimulants and alcohol, and drugs to treat disorders characterized by alterations in perception. "
Source: Plant Medicines, Healing and Science, Cultural Perspectives.
Editors. Beatriz Caiuby Labate & Clancy Cavnar.
Natures Own Antidote To Cocaine Addiction:
Dynorphin: the key in the addiction chain?
Brain opiate may explain why some people are less susceptible to addiction:
Some
people's brains may harbor their own built-in defense system against
the addictive powers of cocaine. According to new research at The
Rockefeller University, a naturally occurring brain opiate called
dynorphin may, in certain individuals, serve as an antidote to counter
the pleasurable, yet dangerous, effects of cocaine.
In
the latest Neuropsychiatric Genetics section of the American Journal of
Medical Genetics, Mary Jeanne Kreek, M.D., and Rockefeller University
colleagues report that people carrying a "high-output" version of the
dynorphin gene - one that is thought to result in higher levels of this
protein in the brain - may be better protected against cocaine
dependence or abuse than those carrying a "low-output" form.
"These
results are preliminary, but do suggest that genetic differences in the
gene that codes for dynorphin are correlated with individual variations
of vulnerability to cocaine abuse," says Kreek, head of the Laboratory
of Biology of Addictive Diseases at Rockefeller and senior physician at
the Rockefeller Hospital.
"This
kind of knowledge is important for the development of both preventative
and drug-based treatment strategies for people suffering from cocaine
addiction," she adds. Kreek, together with Rockefeller Professor
Emeritus Vincent Dole and his late wife and colleague Marie Nyswander,
pioneered methadone maintenance programs for the treatment of heroin
addicts in the 1960s.
The
new genetic association study compared DNA samples from 174
participants, including 83 people who had been previously diagnosed with
cocaine dependence or abuse, and 91 "control" individuals with no prior
history of any substance abuse. The results suggest that individuals
who harbor the high-output form of the dynorphin gene have a
significantly lower risk of becoming dependent upon or abusing cocaine
than people with the low-output version. The p-value - a measure of
statistical significance - for this study was .042 (values of .05 and
lower are considered to be significant).
"We
were very lucky to have well-characterized subjects for this study,"
says Andrew Chen, M.D., Ph.D., first author of the study and a research
associate at Rockefeller. "The subjects we looked at had been previously
diagnosed using very stringent criteria - a fact that supports our
findings."
Moreover,
previous studies by Kreek and others suggest how this high-output
version of the dynorphin gene might protect a person against addiction.
Typically, snorting or injecting cocaine triggers a flood of dopamine
and other neurotransmitters in the brain, and this, in turn, leads to
its characteristic euphoric "high." But, according to the scientists,
the brain compensates for this overabundance of dopamine by producing
more of the opiate dynorphin, which then reduces levels of dopamine - in
essence acting like an antitoxin to neutralize the destructive effects
of cocaine. Consequently, higher levels of dynorphin in the brain might
translate to increased protection against cocaine.
Because
the scientists have demonstrated a possible neurobiological function
for this particular genetic variant, it is referred to as a "functional
variation."
"Knowing
how this genetic variation could potentially modulate the effects of
cocaine lends weight to our results," says Chen. "But, on the other
hand, our sample size was relatively small, and further studies with
more patients are needed to confirm these results."
Dynorphin
is a member of the body's natural, or endogenous, opioid system. These
molecules, by acting on their corresponding opioid receptors, are
responsible for numbing pain, creating feelings of euphoria and
increasing energy. They also play a role in the normal functioning of
the gastrointestinal and immune systems, as well as modulate how the
body deals with stress.
Addictive
opiates, which include heroin, morphine and other analgesics such as
codeine, are structurally similar to the opioids produced naturally in
the body and thus bind to and stimulate the same receptors, subsequently
triggering these drugs' well-known effects.
Cocaine, on the other hand,
acts primarily on the brain's "reward" circuits; it increases levels of
dopamine and other neurotransmitters at specific areas of the brain.
Yet, research in the last few years has shown that cocaine, like heroin,
also acts on the endogenous opioid system - including dynorphin.
Studies in rats by Kreek and others have shown that cocaine, while
directly inducing a surge in dopamine in the brain, causes a rise in
dynorphin levels. Furthermore, Kreek and her colleagues have
demonstrated directly in rats and indirectly in humans that
administration of dynorphin results in a decrease in the amount of
dopamine in the brain.
Together,
these studies imply that dynorphin rises after cocaine administration
as a means to counteract the effects of cocaine. Under natural
circumstances, however, this rise in dynorphin may not be enough to
safeguard a person against addiction.
These
findings led Kreek and other to speculate that subtle variations, also
called polymorphisms, in the gene that instructs brain cells to
manufacture dynorphin may explain why some individuals tend to be more
resistant to cocaine addiction after experimenting with the drug.
Recently, Alexander Zimprich and colleagues at the Otto-von-Guericke
University, Magdeburg, Germany have discovered such a variation within
this gene.
Zimprich
found that a specific piece of the DNA making up this dynorphin gene is
present in one, two, three or four copies in different individuals.
Furthermore, because this variable region is located in the "promoter"
region of the gene (the DNA in front of a gene's coding sequence that
controls how much of the protein is made), having more copies of it may
lead to higher levels of dynorphin in the brain. Specifically, the
researchers demonstrated in cells that genes containing three or four
copies of this DNA "repeat" produce more dynorphin than those with one
or two.
Kreek's
lab has now taken this work one step further by showing a correlation
in humans between having three and four copies of the repeat and not
being addicted to cocaine. Yet Chen cautions that more studies are
imperative in order to confirm their results. In addition to having a
small overall sample size, he says that the study did not equally
represent each of the major ethnic groups. For example, the Hispanic
group contained only 22 individuals.
Ideally,
genetic risks should be calculated for each ethnic group separately, in
addition to as a whole, to avoid the problems of ethnic or cultural
stratification - a phenomenon that occurs when a polymorphism is more
frequent in one ethnic population but mistakenly taken to be correlated
only with a trait or disease common to that group.
Chen
explains, "For example, if you were to look for an association between
the trait of using chopsticks and a putative polymorphism without
considering that Asian people potentially could harbor this polymorphism
in higher frequencies, you might end up concluding that this particular
genetic variation causes people in general to use chopsticks.
“Because of this and other limitations of smaller sample sizes, we are planning further studies with more patients."
Cocaine
addiction is a serious public health problem around the world and, in
particular, the United States. According to the National Household
Survey on Drug Abuse, about 1.8 million Americans were chronic cocaine
abusers in 1998.
Like all addictions, cocaine addiction is a complex
disease influenced by many genes, in addition to other behavioral,
psychological and environmental factors. However, unlike heroin and
other addictive diseases, there are no current pharmaceutical-based
treatment programs for cocaine addiction.
SOURCE:
Heroin Cocaine.org
Dynorphin and Depression
Public release date: 15-Apr-2002
Rockefeller University
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Herbs from the mint family of flowering Plants have a long history of use as herbs in traditional medicine, recommended for combating stress & promoting relaxation.
Salvia divinorum is a Kappa Opioid Receptor Agonist - K.O.R.A.
MethQuit Salvex, 30x liquid extract, exerts an anti addiction & sedative effect, through its activity at the Kappa Opioid Receptors of the brain.
Reviewed studies indicate that κ agonists decrease dopamine neurotransmission, possibly by decreasing dopamine release and increasing its uptake. Thus, these compounds could be beneficial for patients suffering stimulant-related disorders.
Anecdotally, Salvinorin A, through its activity at the kappa opioid receptors of the brain, effects dynorphin production, combating addiction by reducing cravings & preventing relapse.
Dynorphin is the brains natural anti addiction mechanism.
The effectiveness of MethQuit Salvex doses is negated by our stomach acids/digestive system, so it is necessary to absorb the tincture sublingually, via the oral mucosa.
To use, shake well & administer 2 - 3 'shots' of tincture into your mouth, under the tongue, retaining it a minimum of 20+ to 30 minutes, under the tongue, as it is absorbed into the body via the oral mucosa.
The longer you retain the tincture in your mouth, the greater the sublingual absorption. Repeat as required.
A liquid extract of MethQuit Salvex is slow onset, long duration, making it ideal for therapeutic use.
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* VG Juice & Olive Oil based Cannabinoid Oils.
CB.2 - K.O.R Double Action Oil targets the CB.2 Cannabinoid Receptors & K.O.R Kappa Opioid Receptors.
Although, their role in the treatment of alcohol dependence is still under investigation and a development of a drug that possesses the same activity both in animals and human is greatly needed, novel pharmacological strategies involving the use of CB2 receptor agonists (particularly highly selective ones) may be much more useful than CB1 ligands due to the lack of psychotropic effects mediated by cannabinoid 1 receptors. Kleczkowska et al, 2015.
Modulation of cocaine reward
Researchers investigated the effects of CB2 agonists on cocaine self-administration in mice. Systemic administration of CB2 agonists reduced the number of self-infusions of cocaine in mice, as well as reducing locomotor activity and the break point (maximum amount of level presses to obtain cocaine). Local injection of CB2 agonists into the nucleus accumbens was found to produce the same effects as systemic administration. Systemic administration of CB2 agonists also reduced basal and cocaine-induced elevations of extracellular dopamine in the nucleus accumbens. Xeng Xiong Xi et al, 2011.CB.2 - K.O.R Double Action Oil available as an Olive Oil OR VG - Vegetable Glycerine based tincture. VG Juice & Olive Oils.
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Marali is an Indigenous Australian Aboriginal term for Spiritual Healing & Bush Medicines.
When Users are coming down from Meth, or other addictive substances, anxiety, lack of sleep, irritability, insomnia, mood swings & low mood are often exhibited.
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Marali herbal remedy may provide relief for Insomnia & Anxiety, act as an analgesic, sedative, anti inflammatory, antidepressant & promote Emotional Balance.
Emotional Balance, is One's ability, in the face of change & challenge, to mentally & physically maintain equilibrium and flexibility.
Marali may bring relief to those suffering the debilitating effects of Anxiety, often accompanying withdrawal - detox from Opioids, Methamphetamine, Cocaine, nicotine, & other drugs of abuse.
Tweaking, when the Meth User has come to the end of a meth binge, and the drug is no longer providing the User with the desired rush or high, can be a challenging time, not only for the User, but their families. The Meth User will feel intense cravings and desperation that can no longer be satisfied. It is at this point that psychotic symptoms may manifest and the User begins to suffer from delusions, hallucinations, and other altered perceptions. Many will turn to blackmarket sourced pharmaceuticals such as diazepam to cushion the effects.
In liquid extract form, Marali herbal remedy may have the efficacy of some of the nicotine, tobacco, smoking cessation products available.
Marali is 100% Natural, Legal, NOT Restricted or Prohibited, & DOES NOT cause drowsiness.20 ml, 30x Marali @ $99. *plus p & p.
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