I'm making my first steps on the path of home-brewing ayahuasca in all its variations.
I have had some good experiences with the chaliponga & caapi brew, but now trying to make something of the syrian rue & chaliponga combination. I have been reading and searching on the internet&the forum here, and i do find some information, but some information seems to contradict or varies a lot, so i was hoping some of the more experienced members overhere could enlighten me a little bit.
I'll describe the process i've come to settle on first, trying to boil 2 doses:
Process untill now
I took about 35 grams of chaliponga, as about 17 grams seems a good single dose in my earlier experiences for one session. (edit: this turned out to be way too much. 10 grams for a single dose is more realistic, if your MAOI is right) I took a pan, put in all the chaliponga, added about 1 liter of water and about three tablespoons of white vinegar. I boiled this for about half an hour, and poured of the liquid.
The again, chaliponga leaves, 1 fresh liter of water, 3 tablespoons of white vinegar. Then I also added 8 grams of shredded syrian rue. (as I found 3 grams to be about one dose, and a little bit to be added when boiling, so i figured out 4 gram for one dose would do). Again boiling for about half an hour, then pouring of the liquid, this time through a cotton cloth to filter the syrian rue.
Then, for the last time, boiling the chaliponga & syrian rue, with 1 liter of fresh water & 3 tablespoons of white vinegar.
The first to liquid extractions i started to boil already to reduce the amount of liquid, because i had about 1,5 liter and want to bring the whole thing down to about 80 ml in the end
Questions about the process
alright, now the questions. I read that it would be more potent to keep the rue and chaliponga apart from eachother, and to drink them separate. Is there anyone who has experimented with both (seperate & together) and has some opinion about it from first hand experience?
further; some sources say, that boiling doesnt reduce the psychoactivity. Other sources say the opposite, that boiling damages the alkaloids. Anyone has something intelligent about that to say?
about the vingar: i find amounts of vinegar ranging from none, to 1 tablespoon/liter to 600 ml vinegar/liter. Anyone experiences with that?
And , at last, maybe anyone has something to say i just didnt think of
?
I have had some good experiences with the chaliponga & caapi brew, but now trying to make something of the syrian rue & chaliponga combination. I have been reading and searching on the internet&the forum here, and i do find some information, but some information seems to contradict or varies a lot, so i was hoping some of the more experienced members overhere could enlighten me a little bit.
I'll describe the process i've come to settle on first, trying to boil 2 doses:
Process untill now
I took about 35 grams of chaliponga, as about 17 grams seems a good single dose in my earlier experiences for one session. (edit: this turned out to be way too much. 10 grams for a single dose is more realistic, if your MAOI is right) I took a pan, put in all the chaliponga, added about 1 liter of water and about three tablespoons of white vinegar. I boiled this for about half an hour, and poured of the liquid.
The again, chaliponga leaves, 1 fresh liter of water, 3 tablespoons of white vinegar. Then I also added 8 grams of shredded syrian rue. (as I found 3 grams to be about one dose, and a little bit to be added when boiling, so i figured out 4 gram for one dose would do). Again boiling for about half an hour, then pouring of the liquid, this time through a cotton cloth to filter the syrian rue.
Then, for the last time, boiling the chaliponga & syrian rue, with 1 liter of fresh water & 3 tablespoons of white vinegar.
The first to liquid extractions i started to boil already to reduce the amount of liquid, because i had about 1,5 liter and want to bring the whole thing down to about 80 ml in the end
Questions about the process
alright, now the questions. I read that it would be more potent to keep the rue and chaliponga apart from eachother, and to drink them separate. Is there anyone who has experimented with both (seperate & together) and has some opinion about it from first hand experience?
further; some sources say, that boiling doesnt reduce the psychoactivity. Other sources say the opposite, that boiling damages the alkaloids. Anyone has something intelligent about that to say?
about the vingar: i find amounts of vinegar ranging from none, to 1 tablespoon/liter to 600 ml vinegar/liter. Anyone experiences with that?
And , at last, maybe anyone has something to say i just didnt think of
?