BongQuixote
Rising Star
Hi everyone! Hope you all are having a wonderful day!
I wanted to share a few notes about my latest batch of changa. I've prepared changa many times, but this is the first time I incorporated THH.
Recipe: 1 gram dried mint, 650 mg DMT, 325 mg harmine, 325 mg THH (converted from rue-extracted harmaline using magnesium). Mixed with some isopropyl alcohol and let evaporate.
Goal and dosage: I was not looking for a strong breakthrough experience, or even a visit to candy land. The main goal was to evaluate how THH played with the mix. Loaded about 200mg (58 mg DMT equivalent) and smoked about a third in one hit. My partner smoked another third and we left a third in the pipe. So I'm estimating the dosage to be about 20mg DMT, 10mg harmine and 10mg THH per person.
Experience: Got the usual rising tones in the ears, color patterns and then silence. CEVs of swirling color wheels, very bright colors! This went on for some time, and just when it was about to fade out, it started again even stronger. The wheels turned more 3D and starting moving around more. It was almost like you got put into second gear and the experience got more intense. This went on for an indeterminate amount of time, but I would guess maybe 10-15 minutes. The CEVs stopped and I opened my eyes and things looked back to normal. However, the afterglow was ridiculous and went on for at least 3 hours of superchill relaxation and music listening. I never had that long of an afterglow from such a small dose before. I suspect the THH was responsible for both the second gear effect and the extended afterglow.
Next day: My partner usually feels like garbage (flu like symptoms, headache, malaise) the next day after changa, and I always suspected it had something to do with harmaline (usually part of my changa mix). Lo and behold, she was totally fine with zero adverse effects!
Very pleased with this batch, and will try a stronger dose next time. I realize this is anecdotal, but using THH instead of harmaline in changa seems to greatly enhance the experience and minimize undesirable side effects.
I wanted to share a few notes about my latest batch of changa. I've prepared changa many times, but this is the first time I incorporated THH.
Recipe: 1 gram dried mint, 650 mg DMT, 325 mg harmine, 325 mg THH (converted from rue-extracted harmaline using magnesium). Mixed with some isopropyl alcohol and let evaporate.
Goal and dosage: I was not looking for a strong breakthrough experience, or even a visit to candy land. The main goal was to evaluate how THH played with the mix. Loaded about 200mg (58 mg DMT equivalent) and smoked about a third in one hit. My partner smoked another third and we left a third in the pipe. So I'm estimating the dosage to be about 20mg DMT, 10mg harmine and 10mg THH per person.
Experience: Got the usual rising tones in the ears, color patterns and then silence. CEVs of swirling color wheels, very bright colors! This went on for some time, and just when it was about to fade out, it started again even stronger. The wheels turned more 3D and starting moving around more. It was almost like you got put into second gear and the experience got more intense. This went on for an indeterminate amount of time, but I would guess maybe 10-15 minutes. The CEVs stopped and I opened my eyes and things looked back to normal. However, the afterglow was ridiculous and went on for at least 3 hours of superchill relaxation and music listening. I never had that long of an afterglow from such a small dose before. I suspect the THH was responsible for both the second gear effect and the extended afterglow.
Next day: My partner usually feels like garbage (flu like symptoms, headache, malaise) the next day after changa, and I always suspected it had something to do with harmaline (usually part of my changa mix). Lo and behold, she was totally fine with zero adverse effects!
Very pleased with this batch, and will try a stronger dose next time. I realize this is anecdotal, but using THH instead of harmaline in changa seems to greatly enhance the experience and minimize undesirable side effects.