I think that calea is fairly safe, as it has a very long history of use. It tends to be quite gentle, as it has only very subtle effects on waking consciousness. |
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I think that calea is fairly safe, as it has a very long history of use. It tends to be quite gentle, as it has only very subtle effects on waking consciousness. |
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I see what you mean, but what I'm really concerned about is that Calea damages the liver or it rewires the brain, or something of the like. And regarding it's long history of use, it still concerns me that it could have these effects as only a small amount of native american knowledge about this plant has been absorbed by western studies on the effects of this plant. I guess there is not enough information on how safe it is until large long-term studies come out on how the plant effects the body. What I think I'm really asking if I can't know how safe it is, is what are possible risks about taking Calea zacatechichi as well as other herbs. |
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I've only seen one scientific study of Calea, and in that one there was no mention of any dangerous side effects. But Calea being something big pharma can't make any money on, there will probably not be many further studies of it ever. |
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So ... is this the real universe, or is it just a preliminary study?
There haven't been any reports of liver toxicity. As far as rewiring the brain, powerful lucid dreams could have an impact on one's psyche and thus change one on a psychological level. However, I do not think that calea does anything to rewire the brain in and of itself. |
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