4-5 cups of water is not that much when you drink coffee..my doctor told me 10-12 cups of water a day if I drink caffine.
SWIM also gets headaches after smoking spice. What smoking method are you using, have you tried a waterbong? Are you smoking it with any kind of herb, maybe MJ? Do you get these kinds of headaches without smoking DMT, like with just the herb?
SWIM is simply assuming you are copy + pasting this directly to your friend.I don't smoke dmt, but my peruvian friend does. He's a little old fashioned, lives in a rural village, so I'm speaking for him ...he sends me letters and I create Topics.
69ron said:obliguhl said:I only get very minor effects from coffee.
You might want to try a different brand.
Not all coffee is equal. There are some types of coffee that I cannot stand at all with horrible effects, making me twitchy and burnt out. Yuck.
My favorite is Folgers INSTANT coffee. This produces the cleanest most euphoric caffeine high of all the coffees I have tried. I’ve tried hundreds of different kinds of coffee. Starbuck's is one of the worst there is. Something about how Folgers instant coffee is extracted alters it making it a superior product. It doesn’t give you that caffeine burnout effect that most other coffees give you even when a lot is had. There’s also another brand I like. I forget what it’s called though. It’s an instant espresso.
I stopped brewing my own coffee. The taste is better but the effects are worse. Home brewed coffee is just not as nice as instant. It has a different ratio of alkaloids in it. It’s the different ratio of alkaloids that make the difference between a cup of coffee that makes you feel wonderful, and a cup of coffee that makes you twitchy and feel like crap.
Hawaiian grown coffee is the WORST in effects, but the best tasting.
fractal enchantment said:4-5 cups of water is not that much when you drink coffee..my doctor told me 10-12 cups of water a day if I drink caffine.
Mister_Niles said:So the last few times I have smoked changa, I get a headache. I thought it was the caapi. Today, I tested my new GVG for the first time. I'm in the midst of a re-x, and the only spice I had available was, what I call, "dried egg yolk crystals". A heptane re-x from goop leftover after a xylene evap from an exhausted batch of MHRB solution. 23mg provided a wonderful sub breakthrough experience over about 1/2 an hour (damn that GVG is efficient). I basked in the afterglow for awhile and when it was over, my customary, dull, throbbing, post trip headache was there. Not as bad as the last time (smoking changa in a bong) but still there. I need to figure out what is causing these headaches. Is it dirty spice or something else.
Here are some details:
I have high blood pressure, which is controlled well with 100 mg of lortosan (cozaar) daily
I have 2 cups of coffee daily (in the a.m.) (last coffee at 8, tripped at 2)
I drank a lot of water before my voyage.
I also take between 2.5 and 5 mg of diazepam at bedtime, as a muscle relaxant. I plan to start tapering from that soon. My back is feeling pretty good lately , so it's probably time to stop it.
I haven't smoked cannabis for over a month.
I haven't smoked cigarettes for over a month.
(dmt is awesome. it makes me want to NOT take drugs. Even dmt!)
So, tomorrow, I'll have half of my coffee, and try to wean off over the next week. I recently heard something on ABC (Australian Broadcasting) about caffeine not being a true stimulant. This guy was saying that caffeine addicts aren't being stimulated by their morning coffee, they are just stopping their withdrawal symptoms and getting back to normal. I thought that was interesting. This is a good reason to take a break from coffee. Let's see if it stops my dmt related headaches.
Tonight I will try some snow white spice from todays re-x, and see if I get a headache from that.
Later this week, I'll make some 1:1 changa with white spice and caapi. I'll try that and see what happens.
Next comes dietary restrictions.
mattritt said:Mister_Niles said:So the last few times I have smoked changa, I get a headache. I thought it was the caapi. Today, I tested my new GVG for the first time. I'm in the midst of a re-x, and the only spice I had available was, what I call, "dried egg yolk crystals". A heptane re-x from goop leftover after a xylene evap from an exhausted batch of MHRB solution. 23mg provided a wonderful sub breakthrough experience over about 1/2 an hour (damn that GVG is efficient). I basked in the afterglow for awhile and when it was over, my customary, dull, throbbing, post trip headache was there. Not as bad as the last time (smoking changa in a bong) but still there. I need to figure out what is causing these headaches. Is it dirty spice or something else.
Here are some details:
I have high blood pressure, which is controlled well with 100 mg of lortosan (cozaar) daily
I have 2 cups of coffee daily (in the a.m.) (last coffee at 8, tripped at 2)
I drank a lot of water before my voyage.
I also take between 2.5 and 5 mg of diazepam at bedtime, as a muscle relaxant. I plan to start tapering from that soon. My back is feeling pretty good lately , so it's probably time to stop it.
I haven't smoked cannabis for over a month.
I haven't smoked cigarettes for over a month.
(dmt is awesome. it makes me want to NOT take drugs. Even dmt!)
So, tomorrow, I'll have half of my coffee, and try to wean off over the next week. I recently heard something on ABC (Australian Broadcasting) about caffeine not being a true stimulant. This guy was saying that caffeine addicts aren't being stimulated by their morning coffee, they are just stopping their withdrawal symptoms and getting back to normal. I thought that was interesting. This is a good reason to take a break from coffee. Let's see if it stops my dmt related headaches.
Tonight I will try some snow white spice from todays re-x, and see if I get a headache from that.
Later this week, I'll make some 1:1 changa with white spice and caapi. I'll try that and see what happens.
Next comes dietary restrictions.
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obliguhl said:Well, this isn't about the slight headpressure you can get from mushrooms. It's about pain so strong you have a hard time to even MOVE before taking several painkillers.