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Mechanism of Action of REM?

Mr.50

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Guys I was wondering if you might be able to elaborate on the mechanism of action of REM? i.e. what actual processes or neurotransmitters does it work on to get the rest and relaxation effect. I apologize if this has been covered somewhere else. I did not see and actual explanation of its mechanism of action. I only ask because I think it is a great product but I am wondering if it also works on GABA receptors like the Neuro Balance from IBE.

Thanks.

Mr.50
 
Mr.50 said:
Guys I was wondering if you might be able to elaborate on the mechanism of action of REM? i.e. what actual processes or neurotransmitters does it work on to get the rest and relaxation effect. I apologize if this has been covered somewhere else. I did not see and actual explanation of its mechanism of action. I only ask because I think it is a great product but I am wondering if it also works on GABA receptors like the Neuro Balance from IBE.

Thanks.

Mr.50


Increases dopamine.
 
Not that I don't believe you guys but I am surprised that Dopamine is the relevant nt involved as it is more an excitatory nt then a relaxation one. Without giving away your proprietary secrets can you elaborate on the mechanism of action, of how the dopemine increase aids in relaxation? Additionally, is there any cumulative effect on increasing Dopamine levels or is it only transitory while the REM is on board?


Mr.50


USPLabs said:
Increases dopamine.
 
Mr.50 said:
Not that I don't believe you guys but I am surprised that Dopamine is the relevant nt involved as it is more an excitatory nt then a relaxation one. Without giving away your proprietary secrets can you elaborate on the mechanism of action, of how the dopemine increase aids in relaxation? Additionally, is there any cumulative effect on increasing Dopamine levels or is it only transitory while the REM is on board?


Mr.50

Dopamine is a nuerotransmitter but more of one that produces sense of pleasure and not excitatory.
 
Mr.50 said:
Not that I don't believe you guys but I am surprised that Dopamine is the relevant nt involved as it is more an excitatory nt then a relaxation one. Without giving away your proprietary secrets can you elaborate on the mechanism of action, of how the dopemine increase aids in relaxation? Additionally, is there any cumulative effect on increasing Dopamine levels or is it only transitory while the REM is on board?


Mr.50

This actually explains the REM "breaking in" period where a significant number of people actually experience sleep disruption the first couple times they take it......but after getting through this experience the restful sleep.

Oddly enough, both my wife and I experienced this (she tried it months after I did and I didn't mention that she might have this issue so as not to plant the idea in her head. However, neither of us have experienced it since even after extended breaks (ex. a month) between REM doses.
 
Have to agree bro. I wonder if there are other applications, especially if the active was tweaked???????

Mr.50

yeahright said:
This actually explains the REM "breaking in" period where a significant number of people actually experience sleep disruption the first couple times they take it......but after getting through this experience the restful sleep.

Oddly enough, both my wife and I experienced this (she tried it months after I did and I didn't mention that she might have this issue so as not to plant the idea in her head. However, neither of us have experienced it since even after extended breaks (ex. a month) between REM doses.
 
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