I am a dancer
I have "discovered" a new use for a plant, totally legal and not considered a drug, with which something very special happens when I dance. It’s an experience I would like to share.
Is my personal experience reproducible?
My perception may be very personal: when I dance after taking high doses of Rhodiola, I feel an intense bodily presence, a multiplied vitality. Every movement becomes right, precise, and harmonious. I consider it an experience bordering on the psychedelic.
To my knowledge, no one uses this plant for “festive” purposes.
It is a purely cerebral stimulant: it doesn’t really have a direct influence on heart rate. So there is no cardiovascular risk even at high doses.
Rhodiola, an unprecedented use
Rhodiola is a stimulating plant, generally used to improve concentration at work or to support people with emotional disorders. It is usually recommended in low, regular doses for people with asthenia. It contains no caffeine but many alkaloids that act on sites corresponding to several major neurotransmitters.
A formula for dancing
I have therefore designed a formula specifically for partying and dancing, to replace illegal and dangerous stimulants with something more fun and healthier.
I have added:
Sulbutiamine: a modified form of vitamin B, ultra-stimulating for concentration, good mood, and imagination.
Sulbutiamine is an old French remedy, totally underestimated. It’s an incredible molecule for the energy it provides, a stimulant for imagination, a healthy, non-addictive antidepressant, available over the counter, which deserves to be much better known.
Taurine: a calming agent, whose purpose is to reduce the side effects of stimulating products.
People often mistakenly think that taurine is a stimulant because it is present in Red Bull, but in reality, it serves to lessen the effects of too much caffeine, especially tremors.
Step into the Dance
I love this formula: it contains only healthy and legal products.
I am very curious to know if you will enjoy it as much as I do.
I am considering discovery parties:
Festive evenings without alcohol and without any other drug than “Schrödinger.”
The Schrödinger Events
I hadn’t told you yet:
I called my product Schrödinger:
it’s a nod to Heisenberg from the Breaking Bad series.
(Oops, I may have lost a few of you here: Schrödinger is one of the founders of quantum mechanics, just like Heisenberg, the chemistry professor from Breaking Bad.)
And with Schrödinger, things are
breaking good
.
