This oil contains a compound almost identical with mescaline, and it's cheap and legal.
Anyone have any experience or data on it?
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Pikal says it's the same as TMA
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Elimicine has long been a subject of speculation.
As I have read, it is very hard to work with...and as I believe...it falls into the same catagory as piperanol. (As in it's workability, not it's ends.)
(Do your research before coming to a conclusion about the similar sounding "piperazines.")
Please bioassay! Really, this could be brilliant.
Wow! It just so happens I recently ordered 30ml of Elemi Oil...I plan on testing out its flavorful aroma. I will keep you all posted!
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Any follow-up?
Quote from: "jokergrin"Any follow-up?
And this looks to be non-nitrogenous. not unlike salvinorin-a. interesting.
"Dnex" seems to have the most bio-assy info, and from what I can gather; the compound seems really sort of hit or miss as far as activity is concerned.. Far as I know, there has not been a definitive answer as to why this would be so....
Quote from: "senorsalvia""Dnex" seems to have the most bio-assy info, and from what I can gather; the compound seems really sort of hit or miss as far as activity is concerned.. Far as I know, there has not been a definitive answer as to why this would be so....
I did some more reading - it seems as though one needs to have the oil be absorbed in the small intestine instead of the stomach, so to eat it right before a big meal. Also, there may be evidence of more than one type of cytochrome p450 enzyme converting it; and the active metabolite is a different chem.
Very interesting though, for sure.