So...two days ago it tried this reciepe.
I used 100mg spice and dissolved it in vinegar. Reduced everything to stiky goo in the oven at about 60°-70°C.
I added two pinches of sodium bicarbonate. No visible reaction took place.
Then I went on adding tumeric to bring this mix to powdery consistency. It slowly became a sticky powder. Over the time I added about 80mg Harmine freebase. This may have been to little.
It took some time to get the consistency right, but it worked.
Then I started my testing phase.
I took about 1/4 of the pile, made a line and snorted it. The burn was moderate. But my nose is a trained professional.
Nothing much happened. So I took another line of the same size.
After a few minutes minor effects were felt. I took another line and the effects became stronger, but they still were far from what one (or in this case, me) might expect.
Slight patterns, a little morphing...nothing serious.
So I took three of those lines within about 20 or 25 minutes. As the effects were pretty weak, I thought it might be time to test how changa works in this combination.
Careful as I am, I only took about 10-15 mg ...this was a good descision.
I took the changa in one easy hit and after a few seconds I thought...hm...ok...not much is happening here.
I looked at our cat. Our cat looked at me...stood up fast, ran over to me, sat itself on my side...and THEN the ride begann. The onset somehow took a bit longer than usal.
As soon as the cat sat on my side colorful OEVs and CEVs emerged in my visual field and alongsinde my cat I drifted through those colorful, warm, morphing, bending, changing patterns of light. I was in a bliss.
It was good.
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Back to baseline one thing came to my mind.
Imho it's not smart to use red dye for insuffilation. It will dye your nose. This might raise some questions from other people.
How about ditching the tumeric and the sodium bicarbonate and using basica instead...or keeping the sodium bicarbonate and using milk powder/lactose instead of tumeric?
Everything is always okay in the end, if it's not, then it's not the end.