Hi!

I just recievd 50 mg of yellow/brown DMT, mostly yellow. Its vacuum sealed inside an envelope in a shelf as im storing it for now, or should I maby put it inside the freezer?

I have studied about this substance and about the combination with my SSRI and how SSRI works and have decided to maby give it a go, since I have made my own conclusion that I will be just fine.
Mushrooms for example worked fine when I raised the dose.

My question is mostly what this yellow jungle spice may contain, if there is traces of MAOI?

As some say that Mimosa H. bark is orally active without MAOI makes me wondering if it contains any MAOI kind of substance(witch is a deadly in combo with my SSRI)

I dont know what kind of extraction this is but it looks like jungle spice.

-So, any one on SSRI smoked jungle spice?
-Can someone enlighten me about this substance in a short form?
-Do you think it contains MAOI?

Better safe than sorry, dont want to think about that when I inhale

One more thing, I wont stop eating SSRIs for now since I need to block the reuptake of serotonin. Have tried to get of it 4 times and slowly lowerd the doses, every time I end up totally depressed because my brain does not produce enought serotonin so I need to block the reuptake to leave more serotonin between the neurons, or something like that.


Sorry for my bad english, I hope you understand some at least


Nice forum!

Some advice, edit your post so that you are not saying you are procuring drugs in any way

I also take an ssri and i would also like to know the answer to this, it seems unlikely, but i am not for sure.

I think its difficult to know by appearances whether or not what you have is jungle spice.DMT from chaliponga for example, using DCM as the solvent, produces brown DMT in colour.

Yuremamine, the compound postulated as being the jungly bit, has not AFAIK been shown to have clear MAOI properties and may render mimosa hostilis orally active without additional MAOIs by virtue of its structure which does contain NN DMT and may simply alter the delivery of this component.The original reports of jungle spice described a reddish product with xylene being the solvent used.I think endlessness analysed some full spectrum extract of mimosa hostilis (ie with d-limo as the solvent) and his results showed the presence of trace amounts of compounds other than DMT but no yuremamine.Perhaps the chemistry experts could shed more light on this but it seems that yuremamine is not very tolerant of heat.

I doubt very much that the 'non-DMT' components of a full spectrum extract would be present in sufficient quantities to have a detrimental effect with SSRIs, even if we assume some MAOI activity could be attributed to them.