Hi everyone!
I was looking for a good harmalas source, but seems hard to find where I live...
Furthermore, where i live, people usually like to smoke their DMT with passiflora edulis leaves. I was told it has harmalas in them. After some research, appears to be 0.1 - 0.2% in the leaves.
So I was like, cool, I got my harmalas source. But then, after searching around the internet, I found some articles stating that it also contents a cyanogenic compounds in them, that can transform to cyanide.
I also read on wiki that you can smoke the dried P. edulis leaves (source : Passiflora - Wikipedia ). Wouldn't this be risky, because of the cyanide stuff around this specie?
But after further research, I found that cyanide has a pretty low boiling point (
0C° ). So my question is, if I am going for a harmalas extraction on it, I will cook the leaves, will this be enough to remove any cyanide or other cyanogenic compounds of the solution?
I'm pretty sure it will, as I also read somewhere that the leaves of this particular specie of passiflora was used in Amazonia, as a sedative tea (source : Entheology.org - Preserving Ancient Knowledge )
My goal is to extract harmalas from it and also use the dried leaves to make changa with it. Do you think it is a good idea? Has anyone ever tried smoking P. Edulis leaves or made a harmalas extraction on it? If yes, what was the yield?
In advance, thank you very much.
I was looking for a good harmalas source, but seems hard to find where I live...
Furthermore, where i live, people usually like to smoke their DMT with passiflora edulis leaves. I was told it has harmalas in them. After some research, appears to be 0.1 - 0.2% in the leaves.
So I was like, cool, I got my harmalas source. But then, after searching around the internet, I found some articles stating that it also contents a cyanogenic compounds in them, that can transform to cyanide.
I also read on wiki that you can smoke the dried P. edulis leaves (source : Passiflora - Wikipedia ). Wouldn't this be risky, because of the cyanide stuff around this specie?
But after further research, I found that cyanide has a pretty low boiling point (
I'm pretty sure it will, as I also read somewhere that the leaves of this particular specie of passiflora was used in Amazonia, as a sedative tea (source : Entheology.org - Preserving Ancient Knowledge )
My goal is to extract harmalas from it and also use the dried leaves to make changa with it. Do you think it is a good idea? Has anyone ever tried smoking P. Edulis leaves or made a harmalas extraction on it? If yes, what was the yield?
In advance, thank you very much.