Phenethylamine - PEA - Almost a Miracle Supplement - Feeling Much Better - Why?

First off I don't like, nor trust big pharma, but I don't have to preach to GLP about that, so on to the meat of my post.


I've taken all kinds of natural substances, 90% have done little or nothing over decades, until I found Phenethylamine. It's a game changer. It's legal and related to the amino acid family.


It works slowly at first, then you realize those moods of being unstable, OCD thoughts, and even anxiety have gone away, not completely, but I'd say probably in the high 90% range. I'm even feeling more compassion than I use to. My general well being is most definitely stabilizing, and what's great is the dosages are tiny, so the bag I bought will last a very long time.

Taking more or all at once in now better, in fact, always cut the recommended dosage in half, at least. Working our way up is important when dealing with our endocrine system responses.


I was reading the reviews online, on many different forums, and they all had a similar theme, so I figured why not for a bulk-bag of 125 grams of powder, and it came with a 1/8 tsp plastic spoon 500mg, recommended dosage was two spoons or 1000mg a day, so I cut it in half and started with just one spoon. One for me was enough, so far. Cost about 18 bucks for the bulk pouch Phenylethylamine HCL (Pea) Powder (125 Grams)

"What does phenylethylamine do to the body?
How does it work? Phenethylamine stimulates the body to make certain chemicals that play a role in depression and other psychiatric conditions.

People who don't make enough phenethylamine naturally may be helped by taking phenethylamine as a supplement.Jun 11, 2021"

"What is phenylethylamine in love?
Phenylethylamine or PEA is the second neurotransmitter involved in passionate love. It is a chemical associated with amphetamines, and its effects on people's moods and energy are similar to those of various stimulants. This is why people in love feel energized, upbeat, and optimistic.Nov 25, 2020"

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Also a mild anti-depressant

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