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polytrip said:The fact that they rapidly loose their effectiveness indicates that benz is right about the stability of LSH. But i wouldn´t want to discourage anybody to experiment with these seeds....they absolutely cán give experiences that are virtually indistinguishable from high quality LSD.
Yea, though in higher doses, your breathing becomes heavy because of bronchoconstriction. Maybe something like mint could help combat those effects.nexalizer said:polytrip said:The fact that they rapidly loose their effectiveness indicates that benz is right about the stability of LSH. But i wouldn´t want to discourage anybody to experiment with these seeds....they absolutely cán give experiences that are virtually indistinguishable from high quality LSD.
Without any extra side effects?
Pup Tentacle said:In my experience, LSA has never been like LSD. Similar, absolutely, but NEVER any visuals on LSA and it's definitely a gentler ride overall although it seems it can be just as lengthy at bigger doses.

Maybe that has something to do with how well your stomach handles the substance instead of with a mysterious chemical reaction. Many people don´t like LSA seeds because it causes gastric problems. Maybe those effects somehow diminish the absorbtion of lysergics into the bloodstream. Something like mint or cinnamon may soothe the stomach, so absorbtion goes more smoothly.genre said:People who haven't tried it just don't know. LSA for me is not good. LSA on an empty stomache plus some cinnamon oil in a capsule is npt much different.
But when I mix the LSA wawa with cinnamon oil and let them hang out together, its completely different. It's more potent. My mind races. It's better. I don't care at all about the chemistry, I just know that in me personally, I won't take lsa without cumin, cinnamon, or peppermint.
LSA with cinnamon gives me lots of organic geometries. It is very visual for me, but in a much different way than salvia divinorum. Salvia visuals are so electric and sharp. LSA visuals are ethereal and more third person type stuff happens.
polytrip said:Many people don´t like LSA seeds because it causes gastric problems. Maybe those effects somehow diminish the absorbtion of lysergics into the bloodstream. Something like mint or cinnamon may soothe the stomach, so absorbtion goes more smoothly.
Where did you hear that your experience was placebo? polytrip didn't even imply that.Vodsel said:polytrip said:Many people don´t like LSA seeds because it causes gastric problems. Maybe those effects somehow diminish the absorbtion of lysergics into the bloodstream. Something like mint or cinnamon may soothe the stomach, so absorbtion goes more smoothly.
If I'm not mistaken, one of the reasons why for instance HBWR seeds are hard on the stomach is that seeds contain cyanogenic glycosides, but performing a proper CWE with the seeds should sort that bit out.
On the topic, I've had two types of experiences with LSA seeds. The first ones, basically grinding and eating seeds, were overall pleasant but there was clear stomach discomfort and a somewhat strong body load. Later on I extracted a dozen HBWR seeds using a strong peppermint tea, previously adjusted to pH 4 with tartaric acid, and for me there was a world of difference. Not only for the absence of nausea and stomach pain, but also for the intensity of the experience. And for how clean it was.
Now, after reading this, I guess I'd have to call it placebo...? It's shocking, because the results were reproduced several times, consistently. Ah, well.
Infundibulum said:Where did you hear that your experience was placebo? polytrip didn't even imply that.
I think we have to be pretty clear on that; we do not necessarily argue that the combinations (e.g. LSA with cinnamon, LSA with pepermint etc) produce different experience. It is not far fetched to think that combinations of substances can produce profoundly different experiences. We're fine with that, we truly need these reports and we love and encourage this type of experimentation. Reporting back with experiences/experiments are invaluable to the field and they set the base for analytical studies.
But to claim, or even indicate without any support that the change in the experience was due to a chemical derivatisation of LSA is totally far-fetched and will not be considered serious enough for this forum. If you cannot demonstrate said claims the simply don't say it. Thinking how fast misinformation is born and spread (not many people understand the difference between "hypothesis" and "demonstration" - remember the strassman-pineal dmt theory and how fast this hypothesis started selling as a "fact"?) we have a moral duty to be careful with any claims made.
benzyme said:you want the truth? acidic conditions protonate the amide nitrogen, effectively cleaving the aldehyde. reaction equilibrium favors lsa.