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Quote:Miracle Frootie Miracle Fruit Tablets are the taste sensation that is sweeping the nation. Miracle Frooties transform ordinary foods into something extraordinary. What is miracle berry? The Miracle Berry (Synsepalum dulcificum) is a fruit native to West Africa. It is also known as Miracle Fruit or Miraculous Fruit. The berry is approximately the size of a cranberry and it contains the glycoprotein, Miraculin, which modifies taste perception. Link: FrootiesI am curious if taking a "Miracle Frootie" would make the ayuasca more drinkable? One review says "The Tabasco sauce almost tasted like a V8 juice EXCEPT the tip of your tongue can still sense the heat. So it was sweet, but the tip of my tongue told me otherwise. I now realize why people shake it onto their tongue in the videos." What are your thoughts? Has anyone else tried these to make their DMT more palatable?
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I remember for my first ayahuasca experience from a few years ago, I had read somewhere that shoving mint up your nose helps both with the taste and also with the nausea apparently. I only did it that one time, and I certainly still got nauseous, but I don't recall really tasting much. Now I just hold my nose and chug it down. Holding my nose, I don't taste it nearly as badly. "Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind" - Albert Einstein
"The Mighty One appears, the horizon shines. Atum appears on the smell of his censing, the Sunshine- god has risen in the sky, the Mansion of the pyramidion is in joy and all its inmates are assembled, a voice calls out within the shrine, shouting reverberates around the Netherworld." - Egyptian Book of the Dead
"Man fears time, but time fears the Pyramids" - 9th century Arab proverb
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Wide eyed and hopeful
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That seems like a really cool idea. I've heard about the miracle fruit for a long time, but never actually tried it. Combining that with Aya seems to make good sense to me. I'd say give it a try, as long as they're not a problem with MAOIs what harm could it do? No direction but to follow what you know,
No direction but a faith in her decision,
No direction but to never fight her flow,
No direction but to trust the final destination.
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I'll get them and try them in a few weeks. I'll be sure to report back!
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Dagger wrote:Have tried it with caapi/harmalas. Sure didn't help much with the taste. I think there is only certain kinds of tastes it helps with. I was going to gell cap my Syrian Rue and drink the MHRB/Ayuasca Brew. Did it alter the taste of the ayahuasca at all?
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I've played with some of this stuff from Thinkgeek previously... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miraculin is the molecule at play here. I'm pretty sure it's just flips around sweet/sour foods - things that are otherwise bitter I don't think would really be affected. (although can't hurt to try)
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tetsuotheironman wrote:I've played with some of this stuff from Thinkgeek previously... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miraculin is the molecule at play here. I'm pretty sure it's just flips around sweet/sour foods - things that are otherwise bitter I don't think would really be affected. (although can't hurt to try) Some good info for your first post! I remember reading about that stuff a good while ago, and I do seem to recall it only flipped certain things to sweet, I believe the sour tastes as you noted. It would be great if someone could find something to help with the taste though. As much as some people would argue that it is part of it, I try to remain open-minded to evolution. Obligatory DISCLAIMER: The writings above this are for a fictional character called TheBridge, and are not reflective of any real life person who may be typing them. The character is being tested out for a possible novella, and any stories told by said character should not be assumed to be real. Any advice given by the character should be taken lightly, although not completely ignored, as any idea can be of worth, even those which are greatly opposed. The character does have feelings though and can be quite sensitive at times, so it would be wise to treat TheBridge kindly. Said character has a good heart, consciously tries to follow the Golden Rule, but is troubled at times by the ego and reactions carried out by subconscious programming in automated manner.
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well i do understand aya is bitter , however if brewed down to 50-80 ml its cool anyways to drink it on it own and if possible just drink a few sips of juice after that instantly (i drink a few sips of apple juice , ) illusions !, there are no illusions
there is only that which is the truth
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I ordered loads of these a few years ago, they were pretty fun to play around with. Made lemons taste like the most delicious fruit I've ever had. Made orange juice taste like concentrated orange cordial. Made Guinness taste pretty weird too. Lemons and limes were definitely the tastiest. Some people say that vinegar is even palatable.O_o I am a piece of knowledge-retaining computer code imitating an imaginary organic being.
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