I dont believe anyone can smoke 150mg without passing out before they finish it..even without a GV. Posting doses like that is a bad thing to do here IMO. Dont give new people the idea that they should shoot for 150mg.
However, for that fully immersive experience, most people generally need from 50mg to even as much as 150mg DMT - and most people find this sort of amount difficult to smoke in a freebase pipe.
BTW chocobeastie if you really are the inventor of Changa...I LOVE YOU. Thank you so much for this.
Also as for the differences in dmt from plant to plant. There is no difference what-so-ever if you fully extract and purify the material. Now if you want to talk about crude extracts from plants or different plants in brews then absolutely I can believe there is a huge difference. But DMT is a molecule specified by a specific formula and atom connectivity. Period.
chocobeastie said:That DMT is different between individual trees, is accepted as fact among researchers here.
How many of these researchers did double blind test?
chocobeastie said:I'm don't doubt vapourising is a better method. I very rarely smoke DMT. But will try the VG one day I am sure and people I know who use them say they are great!
Like I said, *some people* need up to 200mg (when smoked through a bong with herbs). These people are very rare. But they exist. Maybe they would need much less when vapourised.
All I'm saying is this sort of information spreads slowly and old habits die hard. Australia has quite an established DMT smoking culture that is over 20 years old. I am not one of these people who like old habits and do not have not any identification with any smoking method. The last few dozen times I smoked DMT was Changa in a joint and that remains my favorite method, and probably will remain so![]()
chocobeastie said:How many of these researchers did double blind test?
Wine tasters know their wine. They internally understand, detect, experience subtle differences in nature and internal content. They are in contact with the plant. The plants communicate with them.
chocobeastie said:Changa was originally designed for sub-breakthrough experiences. The vine tends to hold focus the DMT in the human body, whereas, with the crystal it is harder to have such experiences. With Changa, those experiences last longer and you experience the alchemy of the plants in the blend.
The best way you can improve your Changa is to get better quality vine, better quality herbs. It doesn't need to be strong. Strength is not the point. It is the alchemy and ratios of herbs, the intent behind it as dorje has pointed out here numerous times.
Dorge said:Measuring out harmalas or even your spice?! Wha?!?!! Your really not even feeling what you can do with this medicine! You hardly need measurements! 1:1 ratio is bad enough lol! If your a good cook you never need a recipe.

The South American term "vegitalisimo" means a rare and highly trusted category of "maestro"(ayahuascero) or shaman, indicating thatThere is an alchemy and "vegetalismo" practice in making changa and working with it that defies rational thought but still requires it.