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Acacia Bark Liquid Extract

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Morbid

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How much DMT would be in 2 fl oz of Acacia Bark Liquid Extract? Would it vary depending on certain factors? If hypothetically someone were to use it to make Ayahuasca, would it even be enough for a weak dose?
 
Moderator said:
Edited. No mention of dried/prepared psychoactive substances

Metta-Morpheus said:
How much dry material did you start with?
No idea, I have premade acacia bark liquid extract. Is it a shot in the dark pretty much? Would there at least be a chance that it would work?
 
Morbid said:
Metta-Morpheus said:
How much dry material did you start with?
No idea, I'm [REDACTED]. Is it a shot in the dark pretty much? Would there at least be a chance that it would work?
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You'll probably have a load of tannic acid for leather treatment, anyhow. That's what [it's] mostly used for.

You have no idea what you have, it beggars belief that you'd even consider drinking it in an ayahuasca-style beverage!


Homo Trypens said:
This is one reason preparing your own from raw materials is usually best
Quite.
 
Sorry I should've been aware of the rules before hand. What I purchased does have an ingredient list though, and tannic acid was not in it.
 
What is on the ingredient list? Is it a list of every compound present or just "100% pure free-range kosher acacia bark"?
 
bismillah said:
What is on the ingredient list? Is it a list of every compound present or just "100% pure free-range kosher acacia bark"?
Wild Harvested Acacia (Acacia Arabica) Dry Bark. Vegetable palm food grade Glycerin, purified crystal clear water.
 
Absence of tannic acid on the ingredient list does not mean it is absent in the tree bark. Acacia barks are well known as a source of tannins.
That stuff might be useful for topical treatment of eczema and burns, at least.
Babul bark finds its primary applications in oral & dental hygiene, burn injuries and in the management of skin diseases as recommended by Indian Ayurveda. Being an astringent agent, twigs of Babula have been used in India as natural toothbrushes.
 
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