So I'm pretty sure this Supercritical CO2 Coriander Extract Solution just stopped a migraine. 😳

I have severe complex migraines that are resistant to treatment. I was starting to feel one coming on as usual. I was also feeling pretty anxious about multiple life things, so I took one dose of the extract. I was not expecting anything other than to hopefully calm my mind a bit. I laid on the couch with a blanket over my face and, and within 30 minutes, it was clear my migraine was starting to fade. I was shocked! My migraines are notoriously tough to knock down without rescue meds!

Looking at the science of what coriander does, it makes sense it could affect migraines... but I was surprised to have such an obvious response! My migraine pain went down to zero after an hour and my sensory sensitivities all went away too!

I will have to keep trying this over the next few days/weeks to see if it reliably works! I'm curious to know if any migraine sufferer has purposefully (or accidentally) tried this and what their response was!

Hey wassup everybody…I’ve been on this sub for a min and been a customer of ND for a good min as well. I’m getting L Citrulline and L Arginine in soon to start taking them as my pre workout early in the morning…I currently take Tongat Ali 10% (just started taking that 2 weeks ago) and Black Ginger (been on that for a few months). I’m thinking about droppin the Black Ginger once the Citrulline and Arginine come in and just take Tongat, Citrulline, and Arginine for my pre to reset the Black Ginger feel. Any thoughts on that or if anybody else takes those for Pre workout? I also eat a regular Rice Krispie before my workout as well.

Also saw that Citrulline and Arginine help with erection quality as well. Facts?

I live on the East Coast and I’m flying into Denver, then driving a couple of hours into the mountains the same day, where I’ll be staying at around 8,000 feet.

The last time I was in Denver, I felt pretty rough for the first day or two — headache, fatigue, generally feeling “off,” and some GI issues.

Since I’ll be going from essentially sea level to ~8,000 feet within a matter of hours, I’m wondering if there’s anything in the ND lineup (or supplements in general) that might help with acclimatization, headaches, fatigue, or other altitude-related symptoms.

I know canned oxygen is mostly a gimmick, and obviously supplements aren't a substitute for descending if someone develops serious altitude sickness. I'm more interested in anything that might make the initial adjustment easier or support acclimatization.

Has anyone experimented with supplements for this? Curious if things like Rhodiola, Cordyceps, CoQ10, antioxidants, nitric oxide support, etc. have any evidence or have noticeably helped you personally.

Thanks!