sirhinojo wrote: where does one find anandamide at the drugstore?

You need the wholefood store, not the drug store  :  )

Cocoa contains small quantities of anandamide, and also N-oleolethanolamine and N-linoleoylethanolamine, which enhance its activity. So chocolate contains them too (I mean real organic chocolate; not the confections sold in stores called chocolate made mainly of sugar.)
Raw (unpasturized) milk, hazelnuts and oats also contain small amounts.

Alternatively, the drug dealer may supply cannabis or marijuana, which are full of it.
Best,
AR

sirhinojo wrote:
Still, I am not sure I understand you.

Don't worry I don't understand myself sometimes either  :  ) Now that I've got the context though, that helps...

[s] Am I right that basically needed is one chemical for CB1 receptors and one chemical for NMDA receptors? 

Yes, and both are needed at once. It used to be possible to buy stuff like anandamide and theonine online back in 2004. I'm not sure whether that's possible these days, and even if it is the amount of drug adulteration going on makes it risky unless you can analyze what you bought. It is still possible to isolate these chemicals if you have access to a lab, but not many of us do.

However, the good news is that other possibilities have come to light between 2004 and now.

What we really need is an update on this topic. I started to get that together from the research files today, but realized it will slow down tutorial 7, which is nearly done. So I'm gonna alternate and I'll let you know whichever one is ready first  :  )
Best,
AR