That makes alot of sense...the last time I drank aya, I actaully fell asleap not long after the onset. I awoke a few hours later and ate very lightly then went back to bed when the brew really kicked in..works this way for mushrooms with me as well.
That is not uncommon, at least not the dizziness. On higher doses of caapi, dizziness is common. It is sort of a drunk feeling, it is hard to walk straight. On higher doses you may be incapasitated, unable to walk. Perhaps you can crawl if you try hard enough :lol:69ron said:SWIM never experienced dizziness or pressure. That just doesn’t sound right to me. Do some people get that from caapi?
After the final rectal administration I mentioned earlier in the thread, this is pretty much exactly what SWIM experienced, along with a profound feeling of relaxation in the body.Dagger said:That is not uncommon, at least not the dizziness. On higher doses of caapi, dizziness is common. It is sort of a drunk feeling, it is hard to walk straight.
69ron said:30 minutes for visuals to start, and then its super intense at 45 minutes for SWIM, and starting to slowly fade at the 1 hour point with effects felt for another few hours. But SWIM used a minimum of 200 mg of THH and 20 mg of DMT. So it’s almost like comparing apples and oranges.
SWIM never experienced dizziness or pressure. That just doesn’t sound right to me. Do some people get that from caapi?
Hm. Was SWIY able to actually feel the effects of THH with a 15mg sublingual dosage, or did they only notice a difference in the subsequent DMT experience?Nanaki said:SWIM had great results doing 15mg THH sublingually before smoking the DMT. He will try again tonight with 150mg THH orally, wait about 15 mins, and then 40mg DMT orally.
boylobster said:Merry XMas, all! I hope this bizarre season was trouble-free for all of you.
69ron, this is for you in particular. I was thinking about your comments on the empty stomach's reaction to alkaloids. If there's any merit to that, while this may seem frivolous, I think it's also well worth trying out.
It'll be a fun experiment in any event, but I'm definitely going to have SWIM try this with our bitter friends and report on what benefits, if any, are to be had.
Jorkest said:SWIM has used these...they work to a certain extent but anything TOO bitter and it just doesnt cut it...SWIM tried to use them with T. bridgesii cacti..and the only thing the berry did was make the apple cider he was drinking with it taste much sweeter..but the cacti was still the same:/