First I have heard of this, could be true... any evidence for it?wall-iko said:Shamans from Altai (Russia) use it. As I know it's root contains DMT
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we have to try or ask them http://lentaregion.ru/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Shaman.jpgAlbertKLloyd said:First I have heard of this, could be true... any evidence for it?wall-iko said:Shamans from Altai (Russia) use it. As I know it's root contains DMT
have to try!![]()
well sea buckthorns are really hummy tooGone-and-Back said:I looked up sea buckthorns and they are used mostly for medical and cosmetic purposes. I could not find anything saying that it contains DMT or other active tryptamines. Maybe the OP can ask his friend where the info came from so we can have a look at it?
Firs I have to find Sea Buckthorn Root "SBR"Gone-and-Back said:^ Please do, and be sure to report back with your findings. Maybe we have another plant that we all can start using for extractions now. Also good to find new ones that are not watched![]()
Gone-and-Back said:Is it said to only be contained inside the root of the plant?
I'll try and get some pics of the bark fluorescence to fill in the gap from my previous post, maybe with a bit of microscopy for a closer look. [EDIT: Attached, with further pics for comparison. On closer inspection, there's significantly more bark fluorescence than I previously noticed. It still only resembles a tiny concentration of β-carbolines to my experienced eye, however.]downwardsfromzero said:We don't hear much about sea buckthorn, but while people seem to use the trunk bark (at least in the case of Elaeagnus spp.), having recently obtained some offcuts of Hippophae rhamnoides, I decided to examine a piece under UV light.
The inside of the trunks/stems has a darker core under visible light which has lightened considerable after a couple of weeks of drying, and it's this area which glows under UV (pics attached). I've only ever seen small specks of harmala-like fluorescence with sea buckthorn bark, so I'm going to have to do a side-by side comparison of bark and heartwood extractions. Both quantitative and qualitative analysis now seem to be within my reach, now that my chromatography setup is poised for action![]()