Nebulizing Aqueous Harmalas

[lsDxMdmaddicThc]

Has anyone tried nebulizing an Aqueous solution of Harmalas?
I will be attempting this within the next month, and I will report all details back here.
In theory, if it was concentrated enough it could work right?

This could possibly reduce negative side effects associated with oral use.

Also im curious to see if it will help clean bacteria out of my airways.
I've been coughing up disgusting phlem for the past year and doctors havent had any success with antibiotics etc.
I suspect bacteria or fungus living in my sinuses or airways and stomach.

Anybody have any input? Also will tap water destroy active harmalas?

 

[corpus callosum]

I dunno about nebulising harmalas; coughing up dirty phlegm for a year does raise the possibility of bronchiectasis, a condition readily diagnosed by a CT scan of the thorax.

 

[lsDxMdmaddicThc]

I dunno about nebulising harmalas; coughing up dirty phlegm for a year does raise the possibility of bronchiectasis, a condition readily diagnosed by a CT scan of the thorax.

I have many of the symptoms.
I will talk to my doctor, thank you!

 

[embracethevoid]

Nebulised some caapi leaf tea quickly just now. Handful of caapi and a dash of salvia simmered in a pot just below boiling to avoid burning the tea. It seems to be working from initial tests.

However I am finding that it must be highly concentrated in order to work properly. Nebulising takes time to sit down and breathe in continuously. Theoretically, maximising the concentration would render the nebulising a very good potential method of inhalation by allowing one to puff along the same intervals as vaporisation. Will need to see further but I do feel an initial buzz that seems distinct from placebo.

Upon further nebulising I feel a distinct buzz but at the same time it might be that I'm breathing in and out hard enough to buzz. I feel slighly altered. It seems this experiment might best be tested with saturated harmala citrate solution instead.