1 hr 58 min
Video Episode | Kanna | Can This South African Succulent Make You a Better Dancer? In Search of Insight
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Video Episode | Kanna | Can This South African Succulent Make You a Better Dancer?
Kanna is a unique succulent plant, originating from South Africa. It has been used as a mood and energy boosting botanical for thousands of years by the KhoiSan people of South Africa, for dancing ceremonies and as a hunting aid.
In this month's podcast episode, Emiel (Nootropics Depot Product Specialist) and Erika discuss the history of Kanna, its pharmacokinetics and mechanisms of action, and how Kanna provides a distinctly uplifting effect from its serotonergic activity.
Tune in to learn about dosing Kanna, taking Kanna at night clubs in Amsterdam, mesembrine, mesembrenone, and Delta 7 mesembrenone, and why you should try Kanna for its pro-social benefits.
Follow In Search of Insight on Instagram
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Buy Full Spectrum Kanna Tablets from Nootropics Depot
https://nootropicsdepot.com/full-spectrum-kanna-extract-quick-dissolve-tablets/
Read Nootropics Depot's Blog on Kanna
https://nootropicsdepot.com/kanna-lift-mood-and-lower-stress
Podcast Chapters
00:00 Introduction
04:10 Dosing Kanna
09:40 Stimulating Effects of Kanna
11:50 Fat or Water Soluble? Bioavailbility of Kanna
17:30 Oral & Sublingual Administration
18:53 Pharmacokinetics - T Max and C Max
34:00 Caffeine Usage and Concentration
36:00 Dynamax Pharmicokinetics
38:45 Mood, Focus, Energizing, Pro-Social Effects of Kanna
43:00 Traditional Uses of Kanna, Amanita Muscaria, Kava
50:00 Neuroscience of Kanna - Neurotransmitter Releaser
53:07 Mesembrine acts as a VMAT2 Upregulator
1:03:40 Testing Mesembrine Content of Kanna Extracts
1:14:10 Cultivars of Kanna - Sceletium tortuosum
1:14:54 What Sets Nootropics Depot’s Kanna Extract Apart
1:18:22 Beta Testing and Initial Bio-assaying
1:25:31 Kanna as a Subtle Appetite Suppresant
1:33:11 Emiel & Erika’s Current Occasional Supplements
1:47:07 Emiel & Erika’s Daily Supplement Stack
1:57:24 Conclusion
Video Episode | Kanna | Can This South African Succulent Make You a Better Dancer?
Kanna is a unique succulent plant, originating from South Africa. It has been used as a mood and energy boosting botanical for thousands of years by the KhoiSan people of South Africa, for dancing ceremonies and as a hunting aid.
In this month's podcast episode, Emiel (Nootropics Depot Product Specialist) and Erika discuss the history of Kanna, its pharmacokinetics and mechanisms of action, and how Kanna provides a distinctly uplifting effect from its serotonergic activity.
Tune in to learn about dosing Kanna, taking Kanna at night clubs in Amsterdam, mesembrine, mesembrenone, and Delta 7 mesembrenone, and why you should try Kanna for its pro-social benefits.
Follow In Search of Insight on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/insearchofinsight?igsh=ZGNjOWZkYTE3MQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
Buy Full Spectrum Kanna Tablets from Nootropics Depot
https://nootropicsdepot.com/full-spectrum-kanna-extract-quick-dissolve-tablets/
Read Nootropics Depot's Blog on Kanna
https://nootropicsdepot.com/kanna-lift-mood-and-lower-stress
Podcast Chapters
00:00 Introduction
04:10 Dosing Kanna
09:40 Stimulating Effects of Kanna
11:50 Fat or Water Soluble? Bioavailbility of Kanna
17:30 Oral & Sublingual Administration
18:53 Pharmacokinetics - T Max and C Max
34:00 Caffeine Usage and Concentration
36:00 Dynamax Pharmicokinetics
38:45 Mood, Focus, Energizing, Pro-Social Effects of Kanna
43:00 Traditional Uses of Kanna, Amanita Muscaria, Kava
50:00 Neuroscience of Kanna - Neurotransmitter Releaser
53:07 Mesembrine acts as a VMAT2 Upregulator
1:03:40 Testing Mesembrine Content of Kanna Extracts
1:14:10 Cultivars of Kanna - Sceletium tortuosum
1:14:54 What Sets Nootropics Depot’s Kanna Extract Apart
1:18:22 Beta Testing and Initial Bio-assaying
1:25:31 Kanna as a Subtle Appetite Suppresant
1:33:11 Emiel & Erika’s Current Occasional Supplements
1:47:07 Emiel & Erika’s Daily Supplement Stack
1:57:24 Conclusion
1 hr 58 min