tobacco changa

[Teller]

I've had some interestingly pleasant experiences enjoying tobacco changa. I always use additive free roll-your-own tobacco. Just grab a pinch or two and wipe up all that wonderful oil from the bottom your dish/jar and roll it up. The effects I experienced were mostly physical and psychology, it's not blasty like smoking straight spice. My whole body becomes relaxed after the first couple hits as a laugh and flop around. My mind relaxes, free of complex thoughts and enjoying the presence of now. My mood is lifted and as waves of bliss bubble inside me. My friend who is enjoying with me, starts doing some vocal toning and I join in. We are tickled with delight as our vocal frequencies with all their overtones weave in and out of each other. Ending in laughter, we smile at each other having enjoyed another successful experiment. :lol:

Has anyone else had any successful experiments with tobacco changa? We have also tried the "demi-spliff", which is tobacco + MJ changa. Very nice.

 

[smoalker]

Yes , I use tobacco to scrub any DMT in my collection jars , I like to smoke it as I would a rolly , its a good substance to use for this purpose and if you make a mj spliff with it the effects are fantastic .
it will certainly leave a distinct lingering aroma also

 

[hixidom]

That's a great idea. Plus, tobacco is much easier to get then weed and even the other [legal] plants used for changa.

 

[The Observer]

Most any natural/health food stores, at least in my area, carry many benign smokeable herbs that are good to use for infused leaf.......ie. mullein, peppermint, etc...........

and really cheap.............

Mullein is my favorite........easy on the lungs...........

 

[Hyperspace Fool]

For mellow puffing or spliff additives, it is quite excellent. Also, tobacco is an MAOI (short acting and only MAO B for the most part)... but it does potentiate spice and other entheogens. A light changa cigarette when up on a disso is a glory to behold.

If you haven't tried Mapacho / wild tobacco (the rustico variety) it is pretty sweet compared to your typical domesticated stuff... even organic roll-yer-own. The flowers (hard to come by) from the wild tobacco are pretty psychedelic in their own right.

However, for real changa blast offs, it tends to be too harsh for most people... even regular tobacco smokers. Certainly there are those of us who could manage to take serious lungfuls and not burst into a coughing fit. But for general purposes, easy to toke herbs tend to win out. Mullein as a base is tops... damiana has some strong points for taste and ease of smoking. And, of course, caapi leaves rock for that MAOI kick.

At any rate, you have to know your lungs and your fondness for various herbs in a smoking context. There are a plethora of interesting candidates and they all bring something slightly different to the table.