Steph: Given your invaluable report on Dharmanol™, I hope you get to test drive BB's Dharmanol™ Citrolene™. heheh That's the one that could potentially challenge the multi-billion dollar empire of Valium, Xanax, etc.
"...Dharmanol ™ Citrolene ™ and T-Hydrocan ™ Citrolene ™. Both of these products contain a substantial dose of the terpenes and terpenoids found in cannabis and hemp which bind to the same receptors as Xanax and Valium. It is anticipated that treating these receptors with a non-toxic organic terpene (d-limonene from citrus [Citrolene]) will produce similar relaxing and anti-spasmodic effects, without the dangerous habit-forming properties of the pharmaceuticals which bind to the same receptors ." -BB update 01/07/2014
(Welcome to New Era depression and anxiety compounds except that the New Era versions dispel, calm, rebalance, and heal without habit or harm. Not to forget application to millions diagnosed with ADHD.)
Forbes magazine 2010
"Almost three decades later, America is still a Xanax nation. It remains the most popular psychiatric drug, topping more recently introduced medicines like the sleeping pill Ambien (No. 2) and the antidepressant Lexapro (No. 3).
Doctors write nearly 50 million prescriptions for Xanax or alprazolam (generic equivalent) every year–that’s more than one Xanax prescription every second.
Upjohn vanished in a series of mergers–it’s buried somewhere inside Pfizer now–but the decision its executives made still echoes through our culture, and through the bodies of psychiatric patients."
All to the good for SKTO
"...Dharmanol ™ Citrolene ™ and T-Hydrocan ™ Citrolene ™. Both of these products contain a substantial dose of the terpenes and terpenoids found in cannabis and hemp which bind to the same receptors as Xanax and Valium. It is anticipated that treating these receptors with a non-toxic organic terpene (d-limonene from citrus [Citrolene]) will produce similar relaxing and anti-spasmodic effects, without the dangerous habit-forming properties of the pharmaceuticals which bind to the same receptors ." -BB update 01/07/2014
(Welcome to New Era depression and anxiety compounds except that the New Era versions dispel, calm, rebalance, and heal without habit or harm. Not to forget application to millions diagnosed with ADHD.)
Forbes magazine 2010
"Almost three decades later, America is still a Xanax nation. It remains the most popular psychiatric drug, topping more recently introduced medicines like the sleeping pill Ambien (No. 2) and the antidepressant Lexapro (No. 3).
Doctors write nearly 50 million prescriptions for Xanax or alprazolam (generic equivalent) every year–that’s more than one Xanax prescription every second.
Upjohn vanished in a series of mergers–it’s buried somewhere inside Pfizer now–but the decision its executives made still echoes through our culture, and through the bodies of psychiatric patients."
All to the good for SKTO
