Auto-SummaryThe post discusses a series of events surrounding bans and deletions on the DMT-Nexus forum, specifically targeting the user tregar. Key points include:
1. tregar's frustration over Allylbenzene's deleted post and perceived censorship.
2. tregar's claim of being banned for sharing a method to synthesize THH using zinc and janitorial ammonium hydroxide, contradicting the forum's stance.
3. A detailed analysis of lysergamides found in Morning Glory seeds, including eLysergamides, agroclavine, penniclavine, and lysergol, with references to scientific papers.
4. tregar's interest in ergoline alkaloids, particularly their psychoactive properties, and the potential for creating mind-expanding compounds without clavines.
5. Discussion of ergonovine and methylergonovine, highlighting their similarities to LSD and availability from foreign chemical suppliers.
6. Citing sources, including Nowak (2016), Owsley (1980), and a 2006 chapter on ergot alkaloids.
tregar said: 2. Remember my 2nd to last post on page 32, where I asked if "anyone" would please respond to the question at the dmt nexus in the lysegamides subforum title "lsh/lsi doubts" ? The curious individuals simply were looking for more info...well anyhow, 2 days ago I noticed Allylbenzene posted a very scientific and eorthwhile reponse, I could not have written it better myself, well today I go to the end of that subject posted on the nexus, and his response was deleted by the mod...in fact I would not doubt if he got banned...
tregar said: 4. Thank you S for your links to why 69ron got banned, I read all of it and had a feeling that was why...all about the fake false spectrograms of his THH from decades ago. IMAGINE how I felt when I was banned for being the first chemist ever to post on the nexus how to make THH over the counter using zinc and janitorial 10% ammonium hydroxide, a topic the nexus struggled to find a solution for over 10 years, I discovered how to do it, and posted it, only to be banned, and then to see my hard work show up in one of their teks, with no credit given to me. AGAIN, I am not 69ron and explain why myself being tregar and ava69, was banned twice from the nexus....do you all the pattern of their ways at the nexus now?
Yesterday I noticed that every single reply I made and some of my threads were deleted. They just kept a few of my threads. I guess they did some kind of a purge. As you know, Allylbenzene has a Bluelight acct. …
Contrary to your opinion of his post, I took issue with something he said and so I have part if his post in my notepad and I was planning on addressing it on Bluelight:
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brokedownpalace10 said: Anyway, his (and some others') theory is that it's possible that all the things people are doing to form adducts are actually just destroying LSA and allowing the other alkaloids to be more felt.
There are several other active alkaloids present in HBWR and MG seeds. You'll find papers discussing these alkaloids. This quote is about MG seeds:
8-Serpent-Wind said: Elymoclavine Agroclavine Penniclavine Isopenniclavine Chanoclavine and lysergol.
Ayr, 2025-08-18, DMT-Nexus
Until I have my response written, you can read my opinion about clavines in one of my posts on DMT-Nexus, which is still up in the form of a quote in another user's post:
https://forum.dmt-nexus.me/threads/new-fungus-discovered-on-morning-glory-seeds-that-produces-lysergamides.372440/post-3962154
I'll post a copy of it here too:
Quote: I'm way more interested in the ergolines, themselves, which can come from any of numerous sources, including synthesis from tryptophan. After recent MG seed experimentation, I was impressed at just how smooth and LSD-like the experiences were, but I was irritated by the effect on the body. According to Nowak 2016[1], penniclavine is the predominant chemical in these seeds. Ergoclavines have been associated with ergotism[2] and furthermore have never been associated with psychedelic effects. Someone who performed home chromatography on these seeds ingested the ergoclavine section and said, "Clavine caused hard vasoconstrion, nausea and pupil dilation but lacked psychedelic value. I could understand its medicinal value due to its vaso properties without altering consciousness but as a mind expanding compound I don't see its place."[3] So, naturally, I'd really like to see what the effect is like without the clavines; it should be noted that penniclavine is not necessarily found in substantial amounts in all batches of seeds,[4] just as lysergic acid propanolamide was found in one-tenth to one-third the amount of LAA.[1]
Speaking of lysergic propanolamide (more commonly known as ergonovine and ergometrine), it's fascinating that an analog of this substance is a take-home prescription and has psychedelic effects:
"The effects of methylergonovine were nearly identical to the effects of ergonovine, about which we reported earlier. However, we found methylergonovine to have roughly five times the entheogenic potency of ergonovine; that is, our 2.0 mg dose of methylergonovine was roughly as potent as a previous 10.0 mg dose of ergonovine. Both drugs share with LSD a characteristic complex of somatic sensations."
"both methylergonovine and ergonovine evoke lassitude and a dreamy semi-narcotic state, effects previously ascribed by Hofmann to d-lysergic acid amide"
From a Journal of Psychedelic Drugs article from 1980.[5]
"No, that’s not true. Ergot contains many natural, highly psychedelic alkaloids. [Isoergine] is one of them; hydroxy-methyl-lysergamide is another one, and in fact, is considered nearly identical to LSD in effect. Albert Hofmann told me so himself. They believe that it was this derivative contained in extracts of [C. paspali] that was used in the [Eleusinian] Mysteries." –Owsley[6]
"hydroxy-methyl-lysergamide" is a reference to ergonovine, i.e., one of ergonovine's synonyms is N-(α-(Hydroxymethyl)ethyl)-D-lysergamide.[7] Furthermore, Owsley references The Road to Eleusis and ergonovine is the focus of chapter 2 in that book.
"Never had any experience with LSD but did try LSA (Morning Glory) 3 times (around 80 seeds first time, 150 second and 380 last time). People say the feelings are very similar to LSD (not sure about the visuals)."
"The feeling was very, very similar to LSA minus the bodily discomfort and anxiety. I know lysergic acids share structure with phenethylamines so dopamine activity is bound to happen I guess. But the stimulation was very noticeable in Methylergometrine compared to LSA."
SlothLightSpeed, 2024-09-22, reddit.com/r/ObscureDrugs
I've found that both ergonovine and methylergonovine are available from foreign chemical suppliers. 👍
1. Identification and determination of ergot alkaloids in Morning Glory cultivars. Nowak J, Woźniakiewicz M, Klepacki P, Sowa A, Kościelniak P. 2016. Anal Bioanal Chem. 408(12):3093-102. doi: 10.1007/s00216-016-9322-5
See Table 3. Concentration values for "LSH", "Lyzergol/isobars", penniclavine, and chanoclavine can be obtained by dividing the concentration values of ergine or ergometrine by their relative abundance value of the specified chemical.
2. "Clavines are thought to contribute substantially to convulsive ergotism, since C. fusiformis ergots, which possess clavines, but no [lysergic acid] or lysergyl amides, cause convulsive symptoms (26). However, the ergopeptines are known to produce similar symptoms, and are also thought to cause gangrenous ergotism (6). The occurrence of convulsive ergotism without dry gangrene suggests that other clavine or lysergyl alkaloids are involved, or that individual effects of specific ergopeptines may give clinically different syndromes (6)."
Schardl CL, Panaccione DG, Tudzynski P. 2006. Chapter 2. Ergot Alkaloids – Biology and Molecular Biology. doi:10.1016/s1099-4831(06)63002-2. [The Alkaloids: Chemistry and Biology vol. 63. pages 45–86. ISBN 978-0-12-469563-4] II. Through the Ages: A History of Ergot Alkaloid Use, Abuse, and Poisoning, p. 50
3. mrsnesbitsteaparty, 2023-10-13, reddit.com/r/LSA
Another comment of his:
"When isolating through chromatography you will notice 2 bands. First the thickest being Lsa the second being a small amount of lsh, the amount of which is dependent on how long ago the seeds where harvested from the vine. I person collect both lsa and lsh when fractioning the lysergaminde as lsh radically converts to lsa no matter what you do."
mrsnesbitsteaparty, 2023-10-13, reddit.com/r/LSA
4. "But only 2 clavines really are in the seeds in relevant amounts: Elymoclavine and Chanoclavine. Usually there is only a quite small amount of Elymoclavine. Most is usually Chanoclavine. I read many times in papers that Chanoclavine."
Aum_Shanti, 2017-07-17, https://forum.dmt-nexus.me/threads/which-are-the-active-components-of-mgs.353658/post-3806693
5. Ott, J., Neely, P. 1980. Entheogenic (hallucinogenic) effects of methylergonovine. Journal of psychedelic drugs, 12(2), 165–166. doi:10.1080/02791072.1980.10471568
6. Interview with an Alchemist: Bear Owsley Interview. Bruce Eisner's Writings, Jan 10, 2004. https://archive.vn/RAUXH
7. https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/443884 See 2.4.2 Depositor-Supplied Synonyms
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