retrospect said:

I read in the spirit molecule the thing which stopped DMT was in the gut?

Quote:

"Most curious is the fact that when taken orally, DMT is metabolized and deactivated by a particular gastric enzyme. But certain chemicals in the yage vine counter the action of this stomach enzyme, thereby allowing the DMT to circulate through the bloodstream and into the brain, where it triggers intense visions and supernatural experiences."

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It says it's a stomach enzyme.

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DeathCompany said:

And the link i posted early said the author found it his favorite method of ingestion. I take it you didn't read?

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yageman said:

Sublingual takes as long as the drug will allow/

Yep, just like the nose.

SO im not sure if you are off base by trying to make fun of my obvious ignorance, or if you really thought what I said was a good point. Either way, without any experience of my own with snorting, assing, or sublingually using nn-dmt, I though what I said was an interesting observation.

Sublingual salvia takes about 2 min for me. Peaks in 13 or so mins.
It depends on the drug and how in interacts with your brain .

If what you all say is true, then dmt should work in atleast a similare fashion when used sublingually.

Just like with a mouth full of coke, or salvia.

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Chesh said:

I don't think this has been mentioned explicitly yet, so i'd just like to point out that some of the amazonian tribes which first bought the western world into contact with DMT utilized a snuff based on high alkaloid plant material, so it's probably the original means of administration.

haha, i don't know what's funnier: an american wandering through the rainforest jamming random plants up his nose or an aborigine freebasing DMT with a torch lighter on the banks of the Amazon river.

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