Harm-Reduction Through Nutritional Supplements And Educational Workshops.

Hey All! My company EntheoZen is pre-selling our new party recovery supplement called Weekend Warrior through an Indiegogo crowdfunder. The product is an all natural nutritional aid for helping the brain and body recover after a festival, rave, club, concert, or whatever. It's meant to provide a harm-reduction type effect by combating the wear and tear of sleep deprivation, over stimulation and alcohol/drug use. We are confident this product will reduce accidents, illness and comedown blues due to exhaustion and depletion.

Why should you care? EntheoZen is donating a percent of profits to MAPS (multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) to support ongoing psychedelic research. EntheoZen and our product Weekend Warrior is also funding opportunities for educational workshops and lectures on partying safely and responsibly. Please, if you'd like to support this sort of thing, please consider contributing to our Indiegogo and pre-purchasing the product to help fund our harm-reduction endeavors.

You can learn more about the product at www.WeekendWarriorPack.com
and support the crowdfund at http://igg.me/at/entheozen

 

Before I cry spam, could you tell the folks just what percentage of you profits will be donated to MAPS?
Ok I see it now on the website. 5%, not a whole helluva lot

Lectures on partying safely? From what I see in the descriptions of the ingredients of the product, you are promoting abuse of drugs like mixing alcohol and mmda. In that the product is intended for mitigating the after effects of "Partying". Alcohol is mentioned numerous times.

How about not mixing alcohol with ethnogens ?

The product is a gobblty gook of snake oil and fad herbals.

5-htp , tumeric, spiralina, blueberry, black pepper, magnesium and b vitamins.

LOL drinking a red bull or rockstar is probably just as effective as the "weekend warrior pac"

I call scam.

Say what you will, hf ravers and drug abusers. It's my informed opinion and I'm sticking with it.



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