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If this is for real would-be game changing. The problem with alcohol is it works but the more often you drink the more it takes to feel the same effects. Henc
by Sn0wCoder 3y ago
If this is for real would-be game changing. The problem with alcohol is it works but the more often you drink the more it takes to feel the same effects. Hence being over the legal limit but not feeling ‘wasted’. The unnecessary calories are also a problem, did you eat; why pork chop in every beer. Seems that people who already have an alcohol tolerance will not feel much if they use synthetic Gaba, so a 2/3-week break is needed to experience the pleasure of Alcarelle (based on my reading). Social drinking is a great way to have some fun with co-workers and old friends, but something like this would give those who do not drink an opportunity to open without the guilt of drinking. I love a good buzz but also want to set a good example for my children and really hate the empty calories. Seems Alcarelle will have the same problem with the tolerance but seems like it will just not work anymore and require another break (which is not a bad thing). Very interested in the product but seems to be 3-5 years out before its mainstream.
Has anyone tried this product that seems to be using the same technology but is already on the market?
https://sentiaspirits.com/collections/non-alcoholic-spirits https://sentiaspirits.com/collections/non-alcoholic-spirits
Seems to be the ‘natural’ version of the substance. I also have heard people talk about taking straight Gaba in pill or powder form and wonder how Alcarelle differs (is not clear from a quick search).
- Animats 3y agoSentia, the "natural" version, was created to avoid regulatory problems. The GABA people say the synthetic one, Alcarelle, is better, but needs more approvals. Their site indicates they're looking for an investor to put the products through FDA testing. That's a big effort. It's not clear what the criteria for recreational drugs should be. What if a small fraction of the population has an adverse reaction?