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Davey36000

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A quick Google search shows there are plants with anti-emetic properties, would these be reliable enough?

Has anyone tried them? I often suffer from nausea because of anxiety, I will give chamomile a try (seems to be anti-emetic).
 
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Ginger is anti-inflammatory as well as anti vomit. Tryptophane is an amino acid to relief stress an anxiety as well as valerian. There are low osage cannabis drops tasting like you just have a mouth full of bog water.
 
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Ginger is worth a try for anything stomach related. Goof stuff.
 
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rozeske

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Dec 2, 2023
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A quick Google search shows there are plants with anti-emetic properties, would these be reliable enough?
Reliable for what? For SN? No. They won't be reliable enough. If it's just for your day to day life just to reduce nausea and motion sickness, they might help.
 
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Reliable for what? For SN? No. They won't be reliable enough. If it's just for your day to day life just to reduce nausea and motion sickness, they might help.
What if it's a really strong extract, would it come close to prescription-based anti-emetics like meto?
 
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rozeske

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What if it's a really strong extract, would it come close to prescription-based anti-emetics like meto?
Sorry but I don't believe you can find a plant extract that is a strong dopamine blocker like meto. Imo if you can't manage to get meto, you are better off searching for one of the listed alternative AE meds.
 
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Sorry but I don't believe you can find a plant extract that is a strong dopamine blocker like meto. Imo if you can't manage to get meto, you are better off searching for one of the listed alternative AE meds.
Thank you.
 
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