I found this info for you on the internet:
For mimo 100% cold process all the way and just enough water so no evaporation is needed.
I used to heat-evap the tea completely to powder, but the cold tec has a (subjective) advantage somehow in the experience with the yuremamine and what else still intact, unharmed by absence of heat.
Wikipedia said:Yuremamine is a phytoindole alkaloid which was isolated and identified from the bark of Mimosa tenuiflora in 2005. It may explain the oral psychoactivity of traditional preparations from Mimosa tenuiflora, which also contains DMT.
As a pure compound, yuremamine is a purple amorphous solid. It represents an entirely new family of indole derivatives. This compound contains dimethyltryptamine within its molecular structure. Perhaps yuremamine acts as an MAOI, being metabolically protected itself through intra-molecular hydrogen bonding of its tertiary amine, or perhaps yuremamine acts as a prodrug and releases DMT closer to its site of action...
Distilled water (200 ml) + some drops phosphoric acid to pH 3.
Add 20 gr mimo (very fine powdered), soak minimum 4 days to 1 week, shake few times a day, pH is now 3.3 to 3.5.
Steeping period can be done in fridge no problem, that makes less bulk in the tea, but intuition calls for room temp.
Coffee filter til run trough, then chasing the mark with tads of distilled water to flush remaining actives out the mark into the tea, so to end with 250 ml tea of 20 gr mimo.
(one can opt for several cold washes but for now just one, also to keep the water volume down to prevent reducing/evaping temps)
Suppose a 5 gr tea is aimed, 1/4 of 250 ml = 62.5 ml is measured.
At this pH (3.3 to 3.5) it is quite drinkable (cola is pH 2.8 of same acid).
So one could do maoi and later doing the mimo if wished.
But one can trow in the minimum 400 mg vine extract at this stage already so it dissolves to a great extend under this pH (and max lukewarm temp) which now rises to 5.5 , it is my uncut superstition that the actives are now better absorbed this way and/or have other advantages in the tract. True?
Yummy time, minimizing palate by use of your favorite straw.
The oiled rice trick:
chase with 5 to 10 eating (soup) spoons of oiled rice. Mimo is kind of having a de-greasing/stagnant effect on the tissues (the tannins doing?), the oiled rice seems to make up for that, restoring peristaltic flow or whatever happens in there.
After Tea+1.5 hours, again 5 to 10 spoons of the oiled chinese wonder.
After Tea+2 hours "weird effects"of dye-ing the internals set in.
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One can boil the rice far in advance and have it cold, no problem, just be scarce on salt.
So far the oiled rice trick (like adding 1 soup spoon oil and mixing it in 5 spoons of already boiled rice) lend to not one single trace of nausea or stomach discomfort, even no purge, but more tests have to be done. Had wholesome rice so far (lots of fibers) and peanut oil, should check out how things are with fast boiling rice (less fibers) and other oils like sunflower oil or (vegetarian?) butter, but the peanut oil taste just great on rice. Also tests in comb with rue have to come later, as rue makes more stomach/body load. Perhaps people can contribute and report, much appreciated.
of dye-ing the internals set in.