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[USER=1406]@PsilocybeChild[/USER]: I'm not going to do that. I tried essential oils for a while and they never had as good of an effect in me as using the whole spices. Also, I think a lot of the reason that some spices have effects, like nutmeg as an example, is that there is an interplay between the essential/volatile oils and the fixed fraction, or possibly even a time release effect. Nutmeg itself is quite granular, and would have a wide surface area of absorption in the gut and stomach; essential oils are in the stomach and then mostly deactivated by digestive enzymes. The essential oils in nutmeg have pH's around 4-5 range, and the gut is highly acidic; I feel like that would probably bunk up just taking the oils. I know the paste works, so I just use the paste. Per batch it's pretty cheap to just use the whole spices.__Ok, now research again. I tried to make space paste but with no nuts (left out the almonds and pistaccios). I didn't have much of an effect, and I felt VERY sick to my stomach for about 8 hours. It wasn't fun. But then I ate some nuts, and in about an hour I felt all better. Something is in the nuts that makes this work. I have no idea what. Any ideas? I'll look some things up this week and see if I can get some info on this.What would get destroyed if you roast pistaccios? Any food technologists here?
[USER=1406]@PsilocybeChild[/USER]: I'm not going to do that. I tried essential oils for a while and they never had as good of an effect in me as using the whole spices. Also, I think a lot of the reason that some spices have effects, like nutmeg as an example, is that there is an interplay between the essential/volatile oils and the fixed fraction, or possibly even a time release effect. Nutmeg itself is quite granular, and would have a wide surface area of absorption in the gut and stomach; essential oils are in the stomach and then mostly deactivated by digestive enzymes. The essential oils in nutmeg have pH's around 4-5 range, and the gut is highly acidic; I feel like that would probably bunk up just taking the oils. I know the paste works, so I just use the paste. Per batch it's pretty cheap to just use the whole spices.
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Ok, now research again. I tried to make space paste but with no nuts (left out the almonds and pistaccios). I didn't have much of an effect, and I felt VERY sick to my stomach for about 8 hours. It wasn't fun. But then I ate some nuts, and in about an hour I felt all better. Something is in the nuts that makes this work. I have no idea what. Any ideas? I'll look some things up this week and see if I can get some info on this.
What would get destroyed if you roast pistaccios? Any food technologists here?