Safety Dancer
Rising Star
I've tried pharmahuasca and ayahuasca a total of 5 times now. Pharmahuasca has simply never worked. And ayahuasca has made me (and every person I've done it with) vomit too soon for the effects to take hold.
I was so sure it would work the most recent attempt. I spent over 12 hours attentively brewing tea from psychotria viridis. For the MAOI I used harmala liquid extract as well as b. caapi liquid extract. I read all about them and know that they are much weaker than advertised. We took 14 droppers of harmala extract and 8 droppers of the b. caapi. The tea we had boiled down to a pretty small amount that we were able to get down in about 3-5 gulps. We both tried as hard as we could to hold it down, but after no more than a few minutes we both began vomiting. It wasn't due to the taste or anything like that, our stomachs just began purging despite our attempt to hold it down. I was wondering if there are any tips for making a less nauseating brew? I was thinking that maybe the concentration of it is what caused us to puke so quickly... we used vinegar in the water as well, a total of 6 tablespoons in a total of 3 consecutive pots which each began with 2 liters of distilled water in them. We filtered it using a shirt, and while the end result was a little bit thick, it seemed plenty filtered. Any ideas?
I had another idea that might help with the nausea, but I thought I would see what others thought about it. I was thinking that instead of drinking it as a tea, maybe I could boil it down, then let the remaining water evaporate in a glass dish, after which I could scrape the remains up, and put it into pill capsules and just take it that way. The idea being that pill capsules will take longer to release into my stomach, and thus might not cause such immediate nausea as did the concentrated tea. Thoughts?
I was so sure it would work the most recent attempt. I spent over 12 hours attentively brewing tea from psychotria viridis. For the MAOI I used harmala liquid extract as well as b. caapi liquid extract. I read all about them and know that they are much weaker than advertised. We took 14 droppers of harmala extract and 8 droppers of the b. caapi. The tea we had boiled down to a pretty small amount that we were able to get down in about 3-5 gulps. We both tried as hard as we could to hold it down, but after no more than a few minutes we both began vomiting. It wasn't due to the taste or anything like that, our stomachs just began purging despite our attempt to hold it down. I was wondering if there are any tips for making a less nauseating brew? I was thinking that maybe the concentration of it is what caused us to puke so quickly... we used vinegar in the water as well, a total of 6 tablespoons in a total of 3 consecutive pots which each began with 2 liters of distilled water in them. We filtered it using a shirt, and while the end result was a little bit thick, it seemed plenty filtered. Any ideas?
I had another idea that might help with the nausea, but I thought I would see what others thought about it. I was thinking that instead of drinking it as a tea, maybe I could boil it down, then let the remaining water evaporate in a glass dish, after which I could scrape the remains up, and put it into pill capsules and just take it that way. The idea being that pill capsules will take longer to release into my stomach, and thus might not cause such immediate nausea as did the concentrated tea. Thoughts?