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Hakima Shafik

7 months ago

Hello, I am looking for Agmatine Sulfate but it seems it’s not listed or maybe it’s listed under a different name. Can someone guide me please. If it’s not listed yet, is it possible to include it please? Thanks

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Infopathy Team

Jul 13, 2025

Hakima Shafik, the Agmatine Sulfate IC is already on the list of requested ICs. You can upvote that request to help increase its priority for development. Just go to this link https://www.infopathy.com/desires and look for Agmatine Sulfate - your vote can make a difference in getting it added sooner!

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vrabundance wrote a comment to Senna 5CH

7 months ago

I would like to have regular daily bowel movements. Which IC would be helpful for this purpose? Is it necessary to use it every day?

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Elie Naulleau

Jul 12, 2025

vrabundance Yes it could be. But it depends on which part of you digestive system is lazy, and what causes it. There is a wide range of possibilities for this: Nux vomica, Bryonia, Alumina, Hydrastis Canadensis, Choleodoron, (...) and when chronic : Sepia, Silicea et Lycopodium (...)

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Sherry Marshall wrote a comment to High Cholesterol

7 months ago

Can I am my hot hibiscus tea as opposed to water? Thank you.

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Sherry Marshall

Jul 11, 2025

That was supposed to say can I imprint my hot hibiscus tea as opposed to water? Thank you.

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Anton SF

Jul 11, 2025

Sherry Marshall, the maximum water temperature for imprinting ICs should be below 30°C (86°F). Hot hibiscus tea typically exceeds this temperature, which can destroy the imprint of the IC. Therefore, it is not recommended to imprint your hot hibiscus tea directly.

A good practice is to let your hibiscus tea cool down below 30°C before imprinting the IC.

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