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Harmala/DMT-ratio Options
 
Da4mula
#1 Posted : 11/19/2019 6:08:19 PM
Dear psychonauts,

I am wondering what the difference is in effects between a low harmalas/DMT-ratio and a high one. I've seen people recommending a ratio of 1:3 a lot, but some also give higher ratios.

How does this ratio effect potency, duration and subjective effects of the trip?

Best regards
 
bismillah
#2 Posted : 11/19/2019 6:52:18 PM
I think the amount of harmalas you take really depends mostly on how much your body can handle before you make yourself sick. The more you do take, the fewer MAO enzymes there are available to metabolize the DMT and the stronger your trip will be for the same amount of DMT.

So it's totally up to you to decide, based on how nauseous you're willing to get and how strong you want the trip to be.
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Jees
#3 Posted : 11/19/2019 10:05:37 PM
Ratio's are usually given for changa. There the ratio is freely to choose according to personal taste. One can choose for example a very little amount of harmalas on purpose, leaning towards 'enhanced leaf'.

For pharmahuasca that is different, no ratio's are used there.
* One takes the harmalas according to personal taste but importantly a sufficient MAOI level so here is a minimum amount to be respected, else it would be a waste of deems;
* independent from that a desired amount of deems is chosen. But note that more harmalas affect the deems punch too.

Hope that helped.


 
Da4mula
#4 Posted : 11/21/2019 10:31:13 AM
Jees wrote:
Ratio's are usually given for changa. There the ratio is freely to choose according to personal taste. One can choose for example a very little amount of harmalas on purpose, leaning towards 'enhanced leaf'.



Thank you for your respons! Laughing But could you elaborate to me how the subjective effects would be different when leaning more towards 'enhanced leaf' vs a higher dose of harmalas?

(Ive done DMT-freebase but not with added harmalas yet, so I have nothing to compare it to.

It would be nice if I could get an indication upfront, so I don't have to make unnecessary mistakes)

Best regards
 
Jees
#5 Posted : 11/21/2019 10:16:08 PM
I'm afraid not being the best person with experience in different changa blends Embarrased . I can tell what others have written about it so I do have a notion but not so much first hand.
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Homo Trypens
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#6 Posted : 11/22/2019 10:28:02 PM
What limited experience I have, is almost exclusively with changa and enhanced leaf. I haven't yet successfully vaporized pure freebase, and I haven't even tried oral administration so far. I did experiment a bit with harmala:spice ratios in changa.

I think enhanced leaf without any harmalas should in theory be almost identical to vaping freebase, if you use a 'psycho-neutral' carrier herb and if you can inhale enough smoke for similar amounts of dmt at once. It may be hard to find such a herb though, as I feel like taste alone can alter the experience too.

For me subjectively, enhanced leaf produces more airy, liquid, translucent, pastelly open-eye visuals. My visuals are less consistent, more variable from session to session. It doesn't have very much effect on my body. I just feel as solo tripping - things are new but familiar, there is just me and the universe.
I haven't gone very high with enhanced leaf dosage though.

With (rue) harmalas, things are different.
My open-eye visuals are more opaque and get more glowing colors - not necessarily bright but deep. I get more of a tribal feel. I usually first see a rotating circular kind of mandala with hieroglyphs that sometimes dance - eyes open or closed.
The most striking difference to me is the benevolent presence accompanying/leading me through the experience. I feel it every time with changa. I also kind of felt it when I vaped only harmalas and smoked weed. I haven't combined harmalas with anything else so far.
The harmalas seem to not only modulate and prolong the spice, they are like a thick liquid that slows things down, like a cloud of mirror particles that reflect the close past/future into the present moment (and analogous for dimensions other than time). They feel like whipped cream to me - probably that makes no sense to anyone else :/
Physically, they make me a bit like drunk - warm, happy, clumsy, difficulty with balance, but without shutting off the brain. Especially at larger doses, the combo flushes my body with energies, which can lead to strange movements that feel wonderful. This sometimes goes so far that I probably look as if I had seizures. I think this is a form of purge, and I've also experienced other forms of purge with changa, most frequently salivating.

Now for the ratios.

The first changa I made was 1:1. This was nice but very strong. I consistently became almost more tired than hallucinating, I had to yawn uncontrollably. The harmalas effects lasted way longer than the dmt's. It was quite pleasant though. If I was to always smoke just one pipe, I might've stayed at 3:4, maybe 2:3, something like that.
With these harmala-heavy ratios, I felt that at the dose that made me happy dmt-wise, I wouldn't want more harmalas, so I couldn't smoke more.

With 1:3, the balance is perfect for me. I haven't tried lower than that. It's enough harmalas to enable all the mentioned effects, but not so much that the body component dominates. The effects of dmt and harmalas fade out at about the same time, and if I want to smoke more, I can do so (sooner for stronger, later for longer, or both).
 
 
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