Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) Powder

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1. Not much noticable effects but..

   It's fine Barak on 18th Dec 2017

2. Provisional rating....

   Unfortunately, this site had PEA available only as a powder and I have not had the time to chase down capsules or an accurate enough scale. (I know, buy it online....) I really wish this site sold some of these other items to just make it all easier and more convenient. That said, I anticipate, and hope for, relief from pain when using this. My list of injuries is kind of extensive and this could be a good addition to my arsenal when trying to cope. Lance Friedman on 4th Sep 2017

3. remedied

   I take 2 capsules morning and evening. Sleep is a breeze. I'm a near-to 69 year old woman landscaper. My day today was moving boulders, arguing with CenturyLink, planting, and digging a trench for a 4" drainage pipe. Couldn't be happier. Ruth on 20th Jul 2017

4. Bad batch or bad product for Neuropathic Pain

   Did nothing for reduction in my chronic nerve pain from a lower back injury causing Sciatica in my leg. I used it alone and in conjunction with prescribed, OTC, and other alternative forms of pain relief for over a week straight. VERY DISAPPOINTING. Agmatine is one example of something that has helped me. This Palmitoylethamide stuff was a total dud.
   Might as well have been a placebo. I wasn't looking for a psychotropic/psychoactive effect. Just pain reduction. Money Wasted. James P. on 25th Jun 2017

5. Great product! but large flakes don't absorb well

   PEA is an outstanding product, I'm stacking it with flavonones and cytokine modulators. Prior to adding PEA, I lived in the 4/10 pain range all the time. Now I'm in the 0/10 pain range ~20 hours a day. Only product negative was poor absorption of the as supplied flakes, mixing with lecithin may help those who can't mill this into a sub-micron powder. 21st Century Cyborg on 25th Jul 2016

6. Initial impressions = stunned

   My weed cravings have been starkly diminished after taking this. It enhances the effects of the body's natural cannabinoid, anandamide, which THC (active constituent of cannabis) mimics. My reduced cannabis intake was within 24 hours. I think I may have a shot at quitting, perhaps combined with Oleamide. Please, guys, consider oleamide and other cannabinergic-but-not-cannabinoid compounds! srubek on 22nd Jul 2016