Magic and food supplements

[Nobody]

Is there an incompatibility between magic and taking certain food supplements? In order to avoid dietary deficiencies, some individuals resort to taking supplements. However, some of them can have side effects that can affect emotions, as is the case with ashwagandha for example. Is it therefore recommended or not to use it when learning or practising?

 

[DiLoco_DelEted]

Melatonin, Magnesium, Royal Jelly, Multivitamins, these could only help the average person, therefore I dont believe it is incompatible with esotericism.

 

[Nobody]

Supplementation is indeed recommended for the average person to avoid deficiencies. I mentioned Ashwagandha because I noticed alterations in certain emotions and wondered if this could have an impact on the performance of certain rituals (e.g. in terms of feeling). On the other hand, the frequency of dreams increases after taking this supplement. I realise that the question is perhaps very specific.

 

[8Lou1]

i find it hard these days to stick properties to food. somehow what is told in the world on average doesnt fit my body. what i do is listen to my body and eat what it asks. but if you want to set intent for a ritual it might be handy to not listen to the body and let the food required do its workings as is stated in the manual.

with chemical supplements it is different and i wouldnt use those in a ritual other then to further deconstruct what certain chemicals do in certain circumstances, which seems an endless spiral of destructing. something, that if we just had good food was never needed in the first place. so who knows what the combo of manipulated hormone infused life needs? for real? noone. so really listen to you, watch the effects on yourself and your surrounding, check if that is you or your surrounding changing and then still noone knows. my spirits say humans fucked up and when you do on your side what you believe is right from your being, then thats the case.