This is a follow-up on @Ruebacca comment posted in the Can harmalas cause insomnia? thread.
I noticed that my body strongly rejects the substance when taken this way. Even after successfully swallowing some of it, I would often experience a pronounced gag reflex and, at times, an actual vomiting reflex.
Based on your observations and experimentation with this route of administration, do you think someone could potentially obtain effects simply by holding chewed harmala seeds in their mouth for, say, 10 minutes and then spitting them out? Or, in your experience, is swallowing the material necessary to produce the effects you described?
@Ruebacca I have experimented with ingesting harmala powder in the past, including recently. I would typically weigh out a dose say, around 4 g and then use a teaspoon to ingest it in small portions, roughly 5–10% of the total dose at a time, over a period of about 5–10 minutes.
I noticed that my body strongly rejects the substance when taken this way. Even after successfully swallowing some of it, I would often experience a pronounced gag reflex and, at times, an actual vomiting reflex.
Based on your observations and experimentation with this route of administration, do you think someone could potentially obtain effects simply by holding chewed harmala seeds in their mouth for, say, 10 minutes and then spitting them out? Or, in your experience, is swallowing the material necessary to produce the effects you described?
