purple_dye
Rising Star
Although I find the idea of producing an endogenous trip romantic. I think we must look at the even hypothetical components suggested. We're suggesting blocking many enzymes which would require quiet a chemical cock-tail if it were possible or even safe to do so. From an efficiency stand-point an extraction still prevails and can be used without an inhibitor or with one(MAOI ie; peganum harmala, banisteriopsis caapi, etc).
I believe but do not know with certainty that the chemical, supplement, SAM-e also play a pivotal role in the methylation of tryptamines, this might be included for better results.
My biochemistry is exceptionally weak, although the way I understand enzymes in a lay-mens view is as follows. Enzymes have a 'capacity' or TON(Turn over number) to convert a precursor/reactant into a desired chemical. There may be physical limitations to how much DMT could theoretically be produced in vivo(in the body). So whether or not this is possible is of concern. Again over-looking safety and feasibility of all of the enzymes inhibiting the target compound from being formed to be inhibited and the enzymes to make the target compound expressing to the required amounts.
Another issue that may come up in the future would be the differences in peoples body chemistry. Meaning a ratio of chemicals that could work for one human could be far too much or far too little for another. As well as possible interactions with other pharmacueticals and supplements or diet.
Another key implement to my limmited understanding would be the IC50 values for the inhibitors successfully being inhibitted. More on this can be read about here - IC50 - Wikipedia. If this is idea is to be taken seriously we must concern ourselves with not delving into the theoretical implications before having a sound theoretical understanding.
Either way, I hope some research is undertaken on this front because even if it is not possible, it is an idea which has crossed many of our minds. There's no shame in consolidating a solid theory if the reward for doing such is good enough.
I believe but do not know with certainty that the chemical, supplement, SAM-e also play a pivotal role in the methylation of tryptamines, this might be included for better results.
My biochemistry is exceptionally weak, although the way I understand enzymes in a lay-mens view is as follows. Enzymes have a 'capacity' or TON(Turn over number) to convert a precursor/reactant into a desired chemical. There may be physical limitations to how much DMT could theoretically be produced in vivo(in the body). So whether or not this is possible is of concern. Again over-looking safety and feasibility of all of the enzymes inhibiting the target compound from being formed to be inhibited and the enzymes to make the target compound expressing to the required amounts.
Another issue that may come up in the future would be the differences in peoples body chemistry. Meaning a ratio of chemicals that could work for one human could be far too much or far too little for another. As well as possible interactions with other pharmacueticals and supplements or diet.
Another key implement to my limmited understanding would be the IC50 values for the inhibitors successfully being inhibitted. More on this can be read about here - IC50 - Wikipedia. If this is idea is to be taken seriously we must concern ourselves with not delving into the theoretical implications before having a sound theoretical understanding.
Either way, I hope some research is undertaken on this front because even if it is not possible, it is an idea which has crossed many of our minds. There's no shame in consolidating a solid theory if the reward for doing such is good enough.
