Changa Hangover?

[Voidmatrix]

This is such a vague statement you might as well elaborate. What do you do to get your body and mind on the same wavelength with harmalas?

I said what I had time for in the moment, oh king and arbiter of vagueness.

I find harmalas to be very subtle in effects and alterations. When we are immersed in their space more often, we are able to notice the myriad of effects and alterations such that we respond to it differently. So it's about being with them more, but not passively so. I say this as someone that used to get very nauseated and anxious from harmalas. But I've spent a lot of time meditating and working with harmalas alone to the point that they don't cause those effects for me anymore.

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[Voidmatrix]

Smoked some changa yesterday from a batch I had previously smoked twice (and those were longer/harder sessions). For about 3 hours afterward I had a nice energy boost/glow and then things just crashed on me: started with a severe feeling of depletion/exhaustion then flu-like symptoms of severe body ache, nausea, fever/chills. I went to sleep at 7pm and suffered discomfort with more fever/chills/nausea through the night and into the morning. Lasted till about 9am and now I'm fine.

So, for sure, changa related.
From a batch I had previously smoked with no issue.
I am now terrified of the batch, which is a huge shame for several reasons.

This piques my curiosity. The duration and severe symptoms sound like a contraindication. With that consideration, what may have been in your system in this instance that wasn't in you system in the other instance?

In the interest of you having an extension of some aspect of the molecule after the experience, was there any content from the journey time that may connect or relate to your experience after?

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