Risk in contamination??

[Ineffable_Mysteries]

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I just have a few questions that I was wondering about relating to the health risks of spice...

Could someone mess up the extraction process in such a way that it would produce a product that could be really harmful to the mind/body? If the extraction area isn't completely sterile, could the product come out badly contaminated? If there is a way to contaminate or mess up an extraction, what risks could they pose? Is there any way to tell if the spice is no good (color, taste, w/e)?


Thanks in advance for any help 8)

 

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Hey there,

This post is against our policy and would be great if you could edit out certain parts and read the Attitude page.

We do not discuss acquiring drugs in any way shape or form on this forum or on the chat. Especially buying.

It's quite possible the spice could be contaminated with anything from carcinogenic plasticizers to lye. Without having done the extraction yourself meticulously there is no way of knowing, really. I don't want to go into the details of what to look for because it doesn't feel right to me.

The extraction is a right of passage and if you cannot perform it at this time, maybe it just isn't your time.

Shame on the person who has provided you this material at the cost of the iniquit monetary system that has enslaved the general populace.

 

[Ineffable_Mysteries]

sorry about the original post, I obviously wasn't completely clear on the attitudes page and will be more careful in the future..

Anyways, thank you VERY much for the response and your regard for mine and others safety. I agree with what you say about the selling of dmt and will continue with my extraction research. Also, I'm really not trying to be a prick or anything, but I don't think you should judge my readiness for the sacred spice on the fact that I have yet to perform an extraction-- I just don't have a prime place to do it yet and want to make sure everything is done properly. Hope that doesn't come off bad, but its just something I wanted to note.

Thanks again for the help.