Billy1111 said:

OverdoseLiving said:

I just took the mimosa like an hour after the syrian rue seeds..

I got this really potent bark and only needed about 3.5 grams of it to get to a nice comfortable, visual trip..

I think I could have taken about another 1.75 grams of mimosa comfortably though...


Oral DMT is somehting totally different than smoked..


When we ate it, all we did was lay in bed in a dark room..

I tried standing a couple times, and once I got up, I was just like whoa, now what? Then layed back down:D

Ill never forget that experience.....

MInD BLOWING!

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u take the mimosa by just eating it?  does it taste like crap?

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aNeway2sayHooray said:

I thought Jurema was just another name for mimosa hostilis?

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Ice House Shaman said:

joemolloy said:

I ordered the IAS tincture and the first time I tried it, with mhrb extract it was only a one hour long trip.  A few months later I tried it again and doubled the dose of tincture and added more DMT and nothing happened.  I suspect that the tincture was weak to begin with and it lost potency as time went on.

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I use the IAS 5x tincture regularly. I purchased 10 bottles about 20 months ago. That stuff still works great for me. I believe, I could be mistaken though, that if you have it stored in a dark place at a reasonable room temperature the shelf life is a very long time. Many years? I regularly use two full droppers 30 minutes prior and two more at mimosa brew or pharmahuasca pill ingestion. It works like a charm every time. I get, on average, 2 - 2+ hours of peak voyaging.

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FrenchMachine said:

Make sure to do some studying up on these things you are ingesting & what changes, if any, need to be made to your diet. Both before you take it, and also for a few days after. Don't just trust what some random person posts on a message board saying "oh you'll be fine". Here is some info from an Ayahuasca website...

Normally DMT - as found in plants such as Mimosa hostilis, Psychotria viridis and Phalaris Arundinacea - is not effective when ingested orally. This is because it is broken down (inhibited) by Monoamine oxydase (MAO). MAO is an important enzyme that breaks down certain chemical compounds such as drugs and poisons. MAOI's or MAO-inhibitors interfere with the action of the MAO enzyme and stop the breakdown of chemical compounds such as DMT, making it effective when ingested orally. The term ayahuasca is often used for any plant combination consisting of a DMT containing plant and an MAOI. MAOI's must be used with great caution because otherwise they can turn otherwise harmless foods into poisonous substances. The results can be dangerous: headaches, nausea, high blood pressure, even unconsciousness and death. Therefore, in shamanic traditions a special diet or fasting is observed in the days or hours before ayahuasca is ingested. It is advisable to follow this tradition.

So, MAOI's are:

      � Syrian rue / Peganum harmala)
      � Ayahuasca / Banisteriopsis caapi
      � Passionflower (weak)
      � Yohimbe (weak)
      � certain anti-depressives.


Below is a list of substances that you should NOT take 12 hours before and 12 hours after taking a strong MAO-inhibitor.

Very dangerous:

      � antidepressants containing Selective Serotonine Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI's) such as the herb Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) and pills such as paroxetine (Seroxat), fluoxetine (Prozac), citalopram (Cipramil), fluvoxamine (Fevarin) and sertraline (Zoloft)
      � sleeping-pills
      � anaesthetics
      � migraine medicines
      � allergy medicines
      � over the counter cough medicines
      � cocaine
      � amphetamines (speed)
      � MDMA (XTC)
      � mescaline cacti (peyote and san pedro)
      � alcohol
      � ephedra/ephedrine
      � pseudoephedrine
      � macromerine
      � phentermine


May cause headaches or sickness:

      � cultured dairy products (buttermilk, yogurt, and sour cream)
      � all aged/mature cheese (exception: cottage cheese, cream cheese)
      � dry and fermented sausage (bologna, salami, pepperoni, corned beef, and liver)
      � all meat, fish and eggs which are not fresh
      � pickled herring and salted dried fish
      � meat extracts
      � yeast extracts/brewer's yeast (Marmite)
      � sauerkraut
      � fruits (bananas, avocados, canned figs, raisins, red plums, pine-apple, raspberries)
      � nuts (peanuts)
      � broad beans and pods (lima, fava beans, lentils, snow peas, and soy beans)
      � soy sauce
      � LSA (morning glory and baby hawaiian woodrose seeds)
      � MDA related herbs (nutmeg, sweet flag)
      � chocolate
      � caffeine (coffee, tea, cola, guarana, energy drinks)
      � ginseng
      � St. Johns wort
      � nasal sprays (Vicks Sinex, Prevalin or Otrivin)
      � other MAO-inhibitors.

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OverdoseLiving said:

MIIMOSA STUDY SHOWS MIMOSA CAN CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS IN GOATS!

I found this along time ago and posted it.

I think mimosa is becoming more popular, so I will post it here and other places too...

http://www.vetpathology.org/cgi/content/full/44/6/928?maxtoshow=&HITS=10&hits=10&RESULTFORMAT=&author1=RIET-CORREA&titleabstract=Trypanosomiasis+by+Trypanosoma+vivax+in+cattle+in+the+Brazilian+semiarid.+Descri&searchid=1&FIRSTINDEX=0&resourcetype=HWCIT

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Ice House Shaman said:

I looked at the link briefly, the study was done with Mimosa tenuiflora not Mimosa hostilis.

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BlindSophist said:

The brew is ready (it will have been steeping for three weeks as of tomorrow) but we're still trying to arrange a time that will work for everyone who wants to be involved. It will probably be later this week or early next week.

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thedudenj said:

so you try it yet?

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