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swim has some san pedro powder and he thinks it is alot of it to eat he whas wondering if one can boil it to make it a tea so it will be more easy go ingest , swim prefers to drink tea
PrimalWisdom said:How much are you planning on eating?
I used to make tea with my powder but tbh I can't stomach the taste any more. I now use capsules or parachute it with rizla/tissue paper.
My best method of ingestion is House's resin tek, but fresh chunks are recommended for that.
Good luck man.
actualfactual said:If you have 1 1/4 cups I'd do an alcohol extraction and then put the end result in gel-caps. There really isn't a good way to eat that much cactus powder.
One can use alcohol as a solvent and extract the majority of the alkaloids in minutes using microwave assisted extraction. It is what is done in labs now and is remarkably effective and very efficient.damon said:Alcohol extractions definitely work, but it takes three washes of 3-4 times the volume over a couple of weeks or more to get most of it out.
AlbertKLloyd said:One can use alcohol as a solvent and extract the majority of the alkaloids in minutes using microwave assisted extraction. It is what is done in labs now and is remarkably effective and very efficient.damon said:Alcohol extractions definitely work, but it takes three washes of 3-4 times the volume over a couple of weeks or more to get most of it out.
Often 15 – 20 min is sufficient, but
even 40 sec have been demonstrated to have given excellent
recovery (29,37). MAE of polyphenols and caffeine was found
to increase up to 4 min and later decreased with the increase
of time (41). In the extraction of artemisnin an overall high of
92% extraction was achieved with 12 min after which
extraction yield dropped down (38), as over exposure may
lead to thermal degradation of effective constituents
To determine
the time needed to obtain complete recovery, extractions of
samples of peppers were performed for different lengths of
time. Extraction times of 5, 10, 15, and 20 min were
evaluated. The results indicated that, a clear increase of the
recovery of capsaicinoids was not obtained with the increase
of the extraction time (42). Therefore, 5 min was selected as
the extraction time, since this was sufficient to extract all
the capsaicinoids present in fresh samples of peppers