69ron
Rising Star
Oral bufotenine causes constant nausea. Other than that it’s a pretty nice experience, sort of like LSA without the sedative effects.
I know purgeless ayahuasca contains scopolamine from sources like Brugmansia suaveolens. That type of ayahuasca doesn’t even make you a little bit nauseated. The scopolamine effectively blocks the nausea.
I’m wondering if small doses of scopolamine from a weak Datura or Brugmansia tea would be effective at blocking the nausea caused by oral bufotenine?
Does anyone have any idea about the combination?
Scopolamine in low doses doesn’t cause mental effects and is pretty safe. It’s often prescribed for combating travel sickness. It’s effective for treating nausea at just 300 micrograms.
It’s apparently been added to some LSD in order to potentiate the effects of street acid. SWIM has come across LSD with scopolamine or atropine in it. It makes your face a little red and your eyes get super dilated and you feel a little dry. It’s actually quite a nice combination, very visual, more so than pure LSD is. The usual amount added to the acid is said to be about 20 micrograms (according to some old LSD chemists SWIM once chatted with, don’t know if it’s true or not). It doesn’t seem to be a common practice.
Would there be any danger in combining scopolamine with bufotenine? I’m sure it will effectively block the nausea.
What is the best, safest plant source of scopolamine?
NOTE: scopolamine is extremely dangerous and can be deadly. Please dot not use it without knowing what you are doing. The psychoactive effects of scopolamine are generally unpleasant, so don't try to use it to "get high". If you're not careful you could end up in the hospital or under a tombstone at a graveyard. SWIM is very cautious and will not do anything close to a psychoactive dose. He's gathering as much facts about it as possible because he plans to try it in low doses for treating motion sickness only, not for "getting high". SWIM has no intention of taking such a dangerous dose. If he determines that it's too risky he will not attempt to use it for motion sickness.
I know purgeless ayahuasca contains scopolamine from sources like Brugmansia suaveolens. That type of ayahuasca doesn’t even make you a little bit nauseated. The scopolamine effectively blocks the nausea.
I’m wondering if small doses of scopolamine from a weak Datura or Brugmansia tea would be effective at blocking the nausea caused by oral bufotenine?
Does anyone have any idea about the combination?
Scopolamine in low doses doesn’t cause mental effects and is pretty safe. It’s often prescribed for combating travel sickness. It’s effective for treating nausea at just 300 micrograms.
It’s apparently been added to some LSD in order to potentiate the effects of street acid. SWIM has come across LSD with scopolamine or atropine in it. It makes your face a little red and your eyes get super dilated and you feel a little dry. It’s actually quite a nice combination, very visual, more so than pure LSD is. The usual amount added to the acid is said to be about 20 micrograms (according to some old LSD chemists SWIM once chatted with, don’t know if it’s true or not). It doesn’t seem to be a common practice.
Would there be any danger in combining scopolamine with bufotenine? I’m sure it will effectively block the nausea.
What is the best, safest plant source of scopolamine?
NOTE: scopolamine is extremely dangerous and can be deadly. Please dot not use it without knowing what you are doing. The psychoactive effects of scopolamine are generally unpleasant, so don't try to use it to "get high". If you're not careful you could end up in the hospital or under a tombstone at a graveyard. SWIM is very cautious and will not do anything close to a psychoactive dose. He's gathering as much facts about it as possible because he plans to try it in low doses for treating motion sickness only, not for "getting high". SWIM has no intention of taking such a dangerous dose. If he determines that it's too risky he will not attempt to use it for motion sickness.