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Maybe I really am too tired, maybe my brew is not strong enough... but twice now I have fallen asleep.
Last night for instance- I drank my caapi, about 50-60mg, which I had felt good effects from when I first brewed it (on only 20 mg), and did feel it begin to shift my vision/focus/senses after about 20 min. So then I drank the viridis, about 25mg or so *yeah, I'm a little fuzzy on the amounts, all the sludge too. I brewed fresh viridis last night too, and combined it with some I had left over from the last batch which had been stored in the fridge.
Went to bed listening to some icaros, and bam. sleepy time. no dreams. no purga. nada. Same thing had happened last time I drank, this combo I brewed at home, lower amounts of each.
I am tired today, ravenous. Feel like I have been run over by a truck.
It almost seemed that I had more sensations with just caapi, when I first brewed it. Since every person's experience is different, I'll chalk it up to 'experience'.
So, Patience I guess.
I'll be going back to brazil later this month for a while, several months, and will see if I can hook up with my singer/guide and drink his brew again. I was hoping to be able to gain a little bit more familiarity with the landscape before returning to brasil, but maybe I am not supposed to do that now. Maybe I am supposed to be there. At least now my portugues is much better!
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Falling sleep is pretty normal, no worries. Its happened to me countless times but i don't usually mind it because i feel great in the morning and have a lot of wild dreams you can always just drink more. 50-60grams of most vine is a fairly low dose (btw you really didn't mean mg, right?) if you drink enough, especially enough of the admixture plant since it makes it more stimulating, then even if you fall asleep before it fully kicks you'll probably still be woken up once it really starts rolling
<Ringworm>hehehe, it's all fun and games till someone loses an "I"
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Posts: 138 Joined: 23-Sep-2012 Last visit: 02-Dec-2015 Location: GreatLakes
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thx Universecannon, yeah, I meant grams... wasn't feeling quite with it when I posted earlier.
I usually am pretty sensitive to substances, and so have been bumping things up a little at a time so as not to get in over my head. I have about 50-60g of caapi brew left and maybe 35-40g of viridis, but may not have a chance before I leave for brasil. Something tells me I had best be patient and worry about that. All in good time, right?
I'd hate to dump it, as I'll be gone quite a while. Can I freeze it? Maybe in ice cube trays?
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freezing its fine
<Ringworm>hehehe, it's all fun and games till someone loses an "I"
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universecannon wrote:freezing its fine Do this. Or evaporate it to a dry resin. Most brews i left in the fridge molded, and thats no fun at all. A plastic soda bottle works very good as well, if you don't want to devote an icecube tray to it, or possibly have it pick up that "funky freezer taste" lol, if you make cubes. Or just move the frozen cubes into a ziplock after freezing overnight. "let those who have talked to the elves, find each other and band together" -TMK
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Posts: 138 Joined: 23-Sep-2012 Last visit: 02-Dec-2015 Location: GreatLakes
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Sounds like the right thing to do then, freeze and save for "later". Thx again!
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