soaking tobacco in dmt?

[aaron12321]

when dmt is in a solution , is it possible to soak any substances in it and then let dry ? it would just make for easier smoking for me

 

[Global]

Yeah. It's called changa, to make it easier to look into. A friend of mine had me prepare him DMT-infused tobacco (cause I'm not a tobacco fan) and he said it worked well. All you need is some isopropyl alcohol (92% found in most drug stores/corner stores works fine) and dissolve however much DMT you'd like in a tray/bowl of that (just enough alcohol to cover the tobacco. Put the shredded tobacco in the bowl at whatever ratio you're aiming for (1:2; 2:1....) and allow the alcohol to fully evaporate over a couple days. When it's all dry, you can take the tobacco and smoke it in whatever you like, however you'd like.

 

[soulfood]

I wouldn't say tabacco and DMT would make changa.

I know some species contain harmaloids, but I doubt there's enough in there to make a considerable difference.

Also tabacco is a damn harsh smoke, so I wouldn't rate this method as an efficent way to get a significant dose.

 

[Global]

I wouldn't say tabacco and DMT would make changa.

I know some species contain harmaloids, but I doubt there's enough in there to make a considerable difference.

Also tabacco is a damn harsh smoke, so I wouldn't rate this method as an efficent way to get a significant dose.

From what I'm to understand changa doesn't need to contain harmaloids. There are many combinations of herbs that don't contain harmalas that are considered changa such as blue lotus and calea off the top of my head (don't think they contain harmalas)

I agree that tobacco would not be ideal for changa, and I told my friend this as well, but everyone's comfortable with different things, so to each his own. Also not everyone is looking to get as far out as a lot of us, so this should be taken into consideration as well.

 

[SnozzleBerry]

non-harmala blends are considered "dmt enhanced leaf" or "enhanced leaf" afaik.

 

[Hyperspace Fool]

I wouldn't say tabacco and DMT would make changa.

I know some species contain harmaloids, but I doubt there's enough in there to make a considerable difference.

Also tabacco is a damn harsh smoke, so I wouldn't rate this method as an efficent way to get a significant dose.

Most tobacco contains a sufficient amount of norhamaline and norharman to seriously potentiate any spice experience. The method of operation is not ideal, in the sense that it would make a good RIMA for huasca preparations.

In fact, ANY oral ingesting of tobacco is a HUGE no-no as you can kill yourself with a relatively small amount of tobacco infusion. Furthermore, unless you have truly organic (and preferably wild) tobacco, the additives that are in cigarettes are worse than the plant itself.

Still, smoking some tobacco while tripping on most substances will provide a serious short term rush.

It is not a good choice for changa (enhanced leaf) because most people can not take a lung-full of tobacco and hold it without becoming ill or coughing their brains out. For those rare freaks acclimated to tobacco, though... it certainly does work. Especially interesting with jungle spice or jim jam...

 

[Global]

non-harmala blends are considered "dmt enhanced leaf" or "enhanced leaf" afaik.

Completely forgot about that term. I usually don't do too much work with changa/enhanced leaf, so I'm out of the loop a bit on that.