Manzamine A and Zamamidine D

Manzamine A is the most studied compound in the manzamine family, sourced from multiple sponge species across the Indo-Pacific and Red Sea. Demonstrates broad-spectrum bioactivity,  notably outperforming chloroquine and artemisinin against malaria in vitro, and showing potent inhibition of M. tuberculosis via shikimate kinase (MtSK) blockade. Also active against Leishmania and HIV-1 opportunistic infections. The strongest candidate in its class for future clinical development.

Zamamidine D is a manzamine alkaloid isolated from an Amphimedon sp. sponge (Okinawa, Japan). Structurally unique for replacing the typical β-carboline unit with a 2,2'-methylenebistryptamine moiety. Lab tests show strong activity against Gram-positive bacteria (S. aureus, B. subtilis) and fungi (C. neoformans).

Both audios mimic their effects with the purpose of clearing you of opportunistic bacteria and fungi, and maybe even help with some infections.

3 times for each is a good range, then use more if you feel like doing it.