melotikaci
Rising Star
Since I was introduced to the substance and read/watched about it great majority of people claim that it is (quite/very/extremely/etc.) harsh to smoke.
I'm a non-smoker. When I smoke cigarette/tobacco I cough, get very dizzy, even may get a heavy nausea.
And when tobacco users say that dmt is harsh I'm like "wtf are this people talking about".
I've used two methods of smoking:
1. Tin foil and plastic bottle - Feels like you're smoking Alzheimer's disease. it's a bit harsh, but not always.
2. The Machine - I can't even feel the taste of a smoke, feels like inhaling slightly warm air.
People I've smoked with can say exactly same about these methods.
I thought about it and came to a conclusion that it isn't dmt being harsh, it's smoking device/technique that causes unwanted chemical reactions.
Combustion - the real enemy of your lungs. It happens when enough heat, oxygen and the spice decide to hang out together.
In other words:
With the excessive heat DMT reaches it's ignition point(which should be quite low, don't know exactly). At that point oxygen is combined with the substance and produces flame. And flames are evil and harsh, aren't they? :?
If my calculations are correct and my logic isn't based on incorrect information and knowledge, then only thing we need to avoid flames and fumes, therefore harsh smoke, is to use a device that reduces the combustion chances to minimum and be careful with the temperatures.
What are your thoughts about that?
I'm a non-smoker. When I smoke cigarette/tobacco I cough, get very dizzy, even may get a heavy nausea.
And when tobacco users say that dmt is harsh I'm like "wtf are this people talking about".
I've used two methods of smoking:
1. Tin foil and plastic bottle - Feels like you're smoking Alzheimer's disease. it's a bit harsh, but not always.
2. The Machine - I can't even feel the taste of a smoke, feels like inhaling slightly warm air.
People I've smoked with can say exactly same about these methods.
I thought about it and came to a conclusion that it isn't dmt being harsh, it's smoking device/technique that causes unwanted chemical reactions.
Combustion - the real enemy of your lungs. It happens when enough heat, oxygen and the spice decide to hang out together.
In other words:
With the excessive heat DMT reaches it's ignition point(which should be quite low, don't know exactly). At that point oxygen is combined with the substance and produces flame. And flames are evil and harsh, aren't they? :?
If my calculations are correct and my logic isn't based on incorrect information and knowledge, then only thing we need to avoid flames and fumes, therefore harsh smoke, is to use a device that reduces the combustion chances to minimum and be careful with the temperatures.
What are your thoughts about that?