Ok, so since I am limited on my posting privilages, I must post here. However, my prime interest is in the utilization of ultrasonic technology to the administration of the spice. I know that another user has already posted 9 pages on the topic, but he/ she forgot to mention a very important concept which has been eating at me since I thought of it. Instead of using ultrasonic technology to vaporize or mist the substance, couldn't this same technology be applied to encapsulation of the compound using a liposome? I recently got into doing liposomal vitamin C using an ultrasonic cleaner, ascorbic acid, and lecithin granules. The concept is that the ecapsulation of the ascorbic acid allows more of it to reach the bloodstream instead of digesting in the stomach. So, my obvious quesition is whether or not this same principal would work with DMT. If it would work, then one could cut out having to use an MAOI and dealing with the effects of that. One could theoretically take an oral dose, but experience the full spice without effects from other substances (although it's not really really that big of a deal, but potentially could be as MAOIs interact with other foods and so forth). Any experts out there have anything to say about this idea? Liposomal DMT...what a concept. Thanks for taking the time to read this inquiry.

Sorry, after rereading my post, I realize I made a mistake in explaining the liposmal vitamin C concept. The ecapsulation allows the vitamin C to bypass digestion in the stomach so that more of it can enter the bloodstream (useful for cancer fighting and longevity purposes).

Im not sure regarding the concept you are tryign to present, Ill let others who are more familiar with this area to give some feedback.. In any way thanks for thinking out loud and sharing with us

Two things though, first of all you can always edit your posts if you want.. And another, I would love to read an introduction essay from you, so we can properly welcome you into the forum..

But anyways, Welcome to the Nexus!

Thanks, Endlessness.