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Depends on how much of it is required for antidepressant effect. It may not be that much. Saffron definitely has psychotropic effects, there are anecdotal repo
by eurasiantiger 5y ago
Depends on how much of it is required for antidepressant effect. It may not be that much.
Saffron definitely has psychotropic effects, there are anecdotal reports of mild MDMA-like effects when used sublingually in a satchel.
Not that surprising because safrole is an MDMA precursor.
- giantg2 5y agoTrue. At 100mg per day (from one of the studies) it would be about $250 per year (at spice prices, no idea what pharma will mark it up as).