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unripe bananas contain the neurotransmitter serotonin. When you eat an unripe banana, its serotonin is free to act upon the serotonin neurons within your digestive tract. The consequence is likely to be increased activation of the muscles in the wall of your intestines, usually experienced as diarrhea.

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The spice nutmeg comes from the nutmeg tree, Myristica fragrans, and contains myristicin, which is chemically quite similar to mescaline and amphetamine. Myristicin and related compounds are also found in carrots, parsley, fennel, dill, and a few other spices—but at very low concentrations, so not to worry about getting intoxicated at the hors d’oeuvres tray. Typically, one must consume about 30 grams of nutmeg powder—or roughly the contents of an entire container of the product that you could purchase at your local grocery store—to experience its psychoactive effects. A single slice of pumpkin pie is unlikely to produce any noticeable effects upon the psyche. Reactions to nutmeg vary considerably, from nothing at all, to euphoria at low doses, to marijuana- and LSD-like experiences at higher doses, with hallucinations that can last up to 48 hours. It all depends upon the amount consumed.

Similar to the unpleasant repercussions of eating unripe bananas, one other side effect of consuming nutmeg is extreme diarrhea caused by the stimulation of sensitive neurons within the intestines. Given this disagreeable reaction, it is surprising that nutmeg has also been claimed to be a potent aphrodisiac. Perhaps for these reasons, one of my students once consumed an entire canister of nutmeg that he had dissolved in some applesauce; the weekend he spent in the bathroom rather than the bedroom demonstrated why most people never try nutmeg more than once.

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Op dinsdag 16 april 2013 02:32 schreef Faazz het volgende:
Ts heeft al een tijdje last van de darmen. Ik eet voldoende groente en fruit en probeer goed gevarieerd te eten. Toch heb ik al een tijd niet goed gekakt.