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Hello  I want to extract DMT from Phragmites australis , is there any evidence or graph that shows it has DMT in it ? Or any unwanted alkaloid ... like Gramine?
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https://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/DMT#Phragmites_spp.Based on the information from the wiki page I would say that there is very little DMT in this common reed. In all likelihood, there is probably not a worthwhile amount to pursue.
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dysfunctional word machine
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MindControl wrote:Hello I want to extract DMT from Phragmitis australis , is there any evidence or graph that shows it has DMT in it ? Or any unwanted alkaloid ... like Gramine? Please do your homework. Start by reading Attitude page. In particular: 1.4 Critical thinking and basic autonomyAttitude wrote:Also one should do basic research before asking and saying things, we do not want to spoon-feed answers. The FAQ and WIKI, the Nexus search function and Google are basic tools everybody should use and should already help prevent the repetition of topics, that conversion remains superficial and that members have to repetitively respond by pointing to the obvious. And it's spelled "Phragmit es", not "Phragmitis". Using correct spelling helps others finding back pertinent information when searching.
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pitubo wrote:MindControl wrote:Hello I want to extract DMT from Phragmitis australis , is there any evidence or graph that shows it has DMT in it ? Or any unwanted alkaloid ... like Gramine? Please do your homework. Start by reading Attitude page. In particular: 1.4 Critical thinking and basic autonomyAttitude wrote:Also one should do basic research before asking and saying things, we do not want to spoon-feed answers. The FAQ and WIKI, the Nexus search function and Google are basic tools everybody should use and should already help prevent the repetition of topics, that conversion remains superficial and that members have to repetitively respond by pointing to the obvious. And it's spelled "Phragmit es", not "Phragmitis". Using correct spelling helps others finding back pertinent information when searching. Excuse me , i am newbie 
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It could be specific to certain phenotypes. There is not enough data out there to really say, and as far as I can tell, there is also a lack of people doing any real research into phragmites as a source of tryptamines. Random internet searches don't really help much when it comes to reeds and grasses. Long live the unwoke.
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There was this document that I've attached below. Don't know how much use it really is, but it at least notes that the effective roots are the ones growing in deep water which generally requires use of a boat. EDIT: Actually the info about the reeds was from another source, I could have sworn it was in this document but now that I've checked, it's not there. I don't know which document describes the reed extraction procedure; it turns out that this document merely provides purported second-hand anecdotal evidence of a successful Phragmites extraction along with a couple of photos of some crystals that frankly could be almost anything. Sorry about that! “There is a way of manipulating matter and energy so as to produce what modern scientists call 'a field of force'. The field acts on the observer and puts him in a privileged position vis-à-vis the universe. From this position he has access to the realities which are ordinarily hidden from us by time and space, matter and energy. This is what we call the Great Work." ― Jacques Bergier, quoting Fulcanelli
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It's mentioned briefly in the encyclopedia Of psychoactive plants http://www.amazon.com/Th...armacology/dp/0892819782The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible. Arthur C. Clarke http://vimeo.com/32001208
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