non-MAOI infused herbs?

[zedwings]

Hi guys,

I posted earlier about my difficulties inhaling the vapour from pure DMT. It was suggested that I'm losing too much DMT through the screens, so I have ordered some Chore Boys from the states and a torch lighter. It was also suggested I try Changa. This appealed to me however as I am taking an SSRI i cannot take anything with an MAOI in it.

Is there such a thing as DMT infused/enhanced herbs that do not contain an MAOI?

Thanks

 

[hydrocarbon]

presence of an maoi in an herb is the exception, rather than the standard. That being said, invest some time into researching whatever herb you plan on dropping the DMT onto; err on the side of caution.


Er, wait, are you asking if it has ever been done before? or did that answer your question?

Saturating an herb with DMT in order to smoke it without adding an MAOI to that herb has been done before and it is effective.

 

[zedwings]

Thanks.

That answered my question.

So I just buy some leaves and drop the DMT on top then smoke?

I've been trying to find mint leaves but they're actually hard to find in non-extract form.

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

So I just buy some leaves and drop the DMT on top then smoke?

I've been trying to find mint leaves but they're actually hard to find in non-extract form.

you can sandwich the dmt in herbs, or you can use a solvent (like acetone, heptane, or IPA) to infuse the herbs at various ratios depending on your preference.

you don't have to only use mint.
you can use other inert herbs like mullein or gordolobo.
or even synergistic herbs like blue lotus or damiana.

pretty much everything that has been said about changa applies to infused leaf (what doesn't will be obvious, as it will refer to MAOI) and vice versa, so research that changa subforum.