Harmaline
Natural MAO Inhibitor for Neurological Research, Cognitive Support & Traditional Medicine

Key Benefits

Neurological Research: Harmaline acts as a reversible MAO-A inhibitor, making it valuable in studies of mood disorders, neuroprotection, and central nervous system activity.

Traditional Use in Ayahuasca: Known for its psychoactive effects when combined with DMT-containing plants, Harmaline plays a central role in traditional South American medicine and spiritual practices.

Neuroprotective Properties: Exhibits antioxidant and neuroprotective activity, showing potential in research related to Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, and other cognitive disorders.

Natural Origin: Derived from plants like Peganum harmala and Banisteriopsis caapi, known for their historical use in herbal remedies.

Potential Anti-Tremor Effects: Studied for its role in modulating motor functions and reducing tremors in experimental models.

Applications

Neuroscience & Pharmacology Studies: Widely used in preclinical research focused on neurotransmitter activity and MAO inhibition.
Ethnobotanical Research: Key compound in exploring traditional plant medicine and psychoactive plant combinations.
Cognitive Health Supplements: Potential for future formulations supporting brain health, subject to further validation.
Psychopharmacological Investigations: Employed in understanding the interaction between monoamines and natural alkaloids.
Botanical Extract Blends: Incorporated into functional products for wellness and mindfulness (non-ingestible uses).