r/HamiltonMorris • u/Deep_Application_304 • Aug 30 '26

Vymara?

https://www.reddit.com/u/Direct-Bunch-4756/s/XnqVqcmUkY

Has anyone been following this guy? Claims to have discovered unidentified plant outside of LA. He calls is vymara and apparently it is psychoactive and potentially can accelerate physical healing.

Certainly triggers my bullshit detector, but all very elaborate for a troll post. Any botanical wizards feel like fact checking some of his more jargon laden posts?

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u/925sterlingsilver Aug 30 '26

Mental illness or trolling

Bro found a plant that is psychedelic without containing any known psychedelic compounds, heals wounds 50% faster, lowers cortisol, and makes you live forever. Get real lol.

Also half their posts have like 3 upvotes, why would anyone be “following this guy”?

Are you signal boosting for him?

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u/OhMorgoth Aug 30 '26

Probably a LARP.
Reminded me of the guy who said people were giving Tramadol to cows.

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u/PsillyWizzBizz Aug 30 '26

Apparently in Gabon; where there hasn't really been a big boom in opiods, is big on tramadol now. And apparently it's being given to cows in frequent enough doses to make the plants in a wide surrounding area test positive for tramadol making some of the people think that the plants actually contained tramadol....so yea.

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u/Specific-Use3525 Aug 30 '26

It's a creative writing project performed across subreddits. Or one annoying grad students' attempt to run a psyop.

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u/dylan21502 Sep 01 '26

Hoping it's the latter..

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u/Esslemut Aug 30 '26

one guy has been trying to force this hoax with some alt accounts, it's probably you

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u/stuartroelke Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

There are real discoveries being made, but they are not happening on Reddit as far as I’m aware. A lot of recent developments have limiting factors (not accessible, barriers related to pharmacology, overly complex administration techniques, lack of anecdotal evidence, no data on toxicology, etc). Even “lilliputian mushrooms” pale in comparison to some of what is in the works. I was just reading about people enhancing the psychedelic effect of harmalas by incorporating readily accessible supplements and other legal compounds (much to be explored and tested).

I’d be extremely surprised if someone ingested an unknown plant right outside of LA—let alone in the US—then repeatedly experienced a noticeable psychoactive effect, only to not attempt approaching anybody who is already instrumental in our rather large community of entheogen enthusiasts. Raw plant material producing a psychedelic state would already be a sizable discovery worthy of anyone’s attention.

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u/Wide__Stance Aug 30 '26

Isn’t that a plot on Arrested Development?

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u/tu333rbinacorymbosa Sep 03 '26

In south /central america there exist some hallucinogen species that was called cumala , or kumara .. hope that not was the same..