Oilahuasca Activation

[username]

This will be the general activation thread for allylbenzenes.

I am going to make this very clear, is thread is not to be cluttered up with people complaining about how this may seem difficult to activate for them in their narrow frame of experience with these things. These things can improve things so greatly in people's lives that no matter how difficult you may feel these are to activate at any point in time the end result is always waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more than worth any amount of effort you could ever potentially put into activating it.

If you think it's not worth it that's because you lack patience and persistence and because you have yet to put in the needed effort in order to experience the activations that I speak of. For me there was many weeks and months in the beginning of these things ware I found they would not work as discribed by those discussing them in the forums and over time as I got it to work more and more I became more and more aware of the things in my diet that were preventing activation that I had avoided accepting because I used to falsely believe that the things that were keeping me from this were more valuable than this, and once I started actually getting this stuff working I very quickly became very aware of the reality that no matter what you have to give up to make this work the things you give up will never compare to what this can do for you.

First I will post a list of things you must avoid in order to have any likelihood of activation.

[username]

Avoid everything on this list and do a Google search for foods and spices and products that contain these chemicals and avoid them.

this is a list of things you need to avoid everyday or you essentially have zero chance of activation:

Here's a list of all known 17bHSD2 inhibitors that should be avoided when using allylbenzenes:

Quercetin and all food or supplements containing large amounts of it.
Apples (0.0263% quercetin)[6]
Cabbage (0.01% quercetin)[6]
Cranberry (0.025% quercetin)[6]
Evening-Primrose (20% quercetin)[6]
Galangin and all food or supplements containing large amounts of it.
Garlic (0.02% quercetin)[6]
Grapefruit (contains naringenin, kaempferol, galangin, and quercetin)
Himalayan Mayapple (1.2% quercetin)[6]
Kaempferide and all food or supplements containing large amounts of it.
kaempferol and all foods that contain large amounts it.
Mayapple (5% quercetin)[6]
Naringenin and all food or supplements containing large amounts of it.
Neem (0.1% Quercetin)[6]
Oats (0.031% Quercetin)[6]
Onions (4.81% quercetin).[6]
Orange (4.58% naringenin)[6]
Tea (10-25 mg/L quercetin, 6.3-17 mg/L kaempferol [7]).[6]
Tomato (contains kaempferol, naringenin)
Yuzu (contains naringenin)
Broccoli
Capers
Cherries
Citrus fruit
Cranberries
Leafy green vegetables
Raspberries
Red grapesLovage
Chamomille Tea
Wine
Bilbery
prickly pear cactus fruits
crowberry
rowanberry
sea buckthorn berry
blueberry
sweet potato
cow peas
plums, black
lingonberry
chokeberry
kale
buckwheat
watercress
dill
dock like sorrel
Peppermint oil
Feverfew
kava
5-hydroxyeugenol
Apigenin
Echinacea
Black pepper
Cinnamon (but not cinnamon oil)
Cayenne pepper
Ginger
Ginkgo biloba
Pummelo
Saint John’s Wort
Turmeric
Eugenol
Milk Thistle


Choline (causes dimethylamine formation in vivo)
Dimethylamine
Lecithin (causes dimethylamine formation in vivo)
Trimethylamine (causes dimethylamine formation in vivo)
Fish high in dimethylamine

[bob]

Thanks Username, very usefull.
Potatoes are ok to eat then? I see sweet potatoe isnt.
Besides of Wine, can we consume another alcohol?

[coreybamboo]

Thanks for the list, Username. I look forward to reading the rest of the process! In due time though, I know it's a lot of work so take your time!

Is this a diet to utilize in general or just for 24 hours to one week before attempting a dosage?

There are a lot of healthy foods on that list! Turmeric, Ginger, Tea, Garlic, Ginkgo, Black Pepper, Buckwheat, Kale, Sweet Potato, Blueberry, Raspberry, Lemons, Cherries, Broccoli, Onions, Oats, Neem, Cabbage, Cranberry, Apples, and Tomatoes are all high in antioxidants and other phytochemicals.

[coreybamboo]

Oct 1, 2014 11:49:33 GMT coreybamboo said:

Thanks for the list, Username. I look forward to reading the rest of the process! In due time though, I know it's a lot of work so take your time!

Is this a diet to utilize in general or just for 24 hours to one week before attempting a dosage?

There are a lot of healthy foods on that list! Turmeric, Ginger, Tea, Garlic, Ginkgo, Black Pepper, Buckwheat, Kale, Sweet Potato, Blueberry, Raspberry, Lemons, Cherries, Broccoli, Onions, Oats, Neem, Cabbage, Cranberry, Apples, and Tomatoes are all high in antioxidants and other phytochemicals.

It's been tough for me to avoid eating some of the foods on the list as I am healing right now and need to eat to induce healing...I could avoid the diet for 1-2 days fairly easily, but anything more would be rather tough. I really want to try this soon though as I have ordered the oils, activators, and supplements.

Username, do you avoid all of these foods in general or do you plan ahead and avoid for 2-7 days?

Also, what kind of fish are high in dimethylamine?