tatt wrote:
Can't really comment on sublingual harmalas/oral dmt though. No experience or knowledge there. I'd think there'd be little to no interaction with subling harmalas & gut-mao [as far as inhibition goes], though I could be wrong.
doubledog wrote:I have only limited experience combining sublingual caapi harmalas with psilocybe mushrooms. It worked perfectly for this purpose,.
Thanks for your posts. Yes I think you may be correct that sublingual harmala's do not work their way to the gut. Although, that is by no means conclusive
as it only is informed by two posts on this forum. As you say doubledog, it is also extremely suitable for mushrooms in altering the psilocybe experience without extending the length of the trip too much (as is the case with shroomahuasca or oral harmala and shrooms).
In this case
sublingual dmt-fumarate or
sublingual dmt-acetate must have to be used in combination. Sublingual DMT seems soenwhat effective but needs more reports. One report from
this thread notes that from 50mg an effect such such as "objects begining to wave, heavy after images and trailing". But participant swallowed contents after sometime IRRC 50mg is essentially 1/3rd of the dose one might take for an aya trip (150mg).
DMT-fumarates would be preferable because it is a crystal while dmt-acetate is a goo, this makes it far easier to weigh or gauge dose. It also readily dissolves in to water for making a tincture dropper and does not burn mucous membranes (unlike freebase DMT). DMT-fumarate is very easy to making using
FASA technique and only requires buying fumaric acid which is readily available online as a food additive.