Integral Alchemist

The brand Integral Alchemist is dedicated to enhancing human consciousness by harnessing the therapeutic potential of plant-based compounds. The brand’s inception was inspired by in-depth research into the healing properties of DMT, a compound obtained from various plants and refined over years of psychedelic exploration and chemical study. Now, the brand offers a diverse selection of natural DMT products, divided into two distinct lines: Mimosa and Acacia. Let’s delve deeper into the world of DMT. DMT, formally known as N-dimethyltryptamine, is often likened to psychedelic substances like LSD and magic Shroomies due to its comparable effects. It’s also been dubbed Dimitri, Fantasia, or The Business Trip. Timothy Leary, the famous American psychologist, referred to it as “the nuclear bomb of the psychedelic family“, emphasizing its remarkably potent, albeit brief, hallucinogenic effects. Numerous plants are known to contain DMT, including Mimosa, Acacia, Desmodium, Mucuna, Lespedeza, Petalostylis, Psychotria viridis, Bulbous Canary Grass (Phalaris aquatica), Reed Canary Grass (Phalaris arundinacea), Prairie Bundleflower (Desmanthus illinoensis), and Diplopterys cabrerana. Customers interested in DMT will be thrilled to discover that Herbs offers a variety of DMT-based products, including a Changa pre-roll and several vape cartridge options. INTEGRAL ALCHEMIST – ACACIA CHANGA PRE-ROLL INTEGRAL ALCHEMIST – MIMOSA- 1ML DMT VAPE CART The ingredients comprise Mullien flower, lemon balm, spearmint, lavender, 90mg n-n-dimethyltryptamine (mimosa hostilis root bark), and 30mg Syrian rue harmalas (MAOI’s). Each package contains one pre-roll. The ingredients include 650mg of DMT acacia confusa root bark. Each package contains one 1 mL vape cart. The Acacia Changa. Acacia plants, part of the pea family (Fabaceae), are analogous to other DMT-rich genera like Mimosa and Desmanthus. Acacia trees are a significant source of DMT compounds. Numerous species within this genus contain a blend of N, N-DMT, 5-MeO-DMT, bufotenin, and other related tryptamine alkaloids. This specific plant species is utilized by the brand to produce Changa, a smokable mixture comprising DMT and a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAO-I). This concoction, first created by Australian psychonaut Julian Palmer, was developed as a solution to the challenges faced when smoking highly potent freebase DMT in the late 1990s. The introduction of an MAO-I inhibits the rapid breakdown of DMT in the human body, enabling users to fully experience its transformative effects. This formulation of DMT, with a less immediate and potent onset, offers DMT serves as a milder alternative for individuals desiring a significant shift in perception without requiring high doses. Hailing from the Fabaceae family, the Mimosa genus encompasses over 400 unique species, a multitude of which are abundant in DMT. Mimosa hostilis and Mimosa pudica, formerly known as Mimosa tenuiflora, are identified for their contribution to ayahuasca or DMT extraction. Approximately 1.7% N,N, DMT is found in the dried root bark of Mimosa hostilis, while a much lower concentration of 0.3% is found in the stem bark. The Mimosa plant is a popular choice for DIY DMT extraction due to its safety, rapid growth, and widespread availability. Vaporization is a straightforward method of DMT consumption, allowing users to control the dosage and intensity of the experience by regulating their inhalation frequency and volume. This method results in rapid onset of psychedelic effects, enriching the immersive quality of the experience and allowing for deeper engagement with the substance’s influence. The effects of DMT vary among users, with common experiences including passing quickly through brightly lit tunnels filled with shapes, feeling separated from one’s physical body, or experiencing a dramatic shift in perception. There is growing interest in the potential therapeutic applications of DMT beyond its recreational use, particularly its impact on serotonin levels. Early investigations indicate potential benefits in treating conditions such as depression, anxiety, and stress. A study conducted in-depth analysis of the profound experiences during a DMT trip, involving 39 mentally sound participants asked to recount their DMT experiences. An impressive 94% of participants remembered interacting with sentient beings. While the majority (81%) reported visual encounters with these beings, some experienced a strong sense of presence, often depicted as encompassing consciousness. These DMT entities, typically portrayed as wise and compassionate, are commonly referred to as ‘machine elves’ within DMT communities. Interestingly, 33% of participants claimed to have received messages during their DMT journey. DMT and LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) bear structural similarities that facilitate the interaction between DMT and 5HT2A receptors to trigger their individual psychedelic effects. Although both substances produce similar effects, DMT is particularly noted for its extraordinary psychoactive potency. href=”https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/dmt-side-effects#side-effects”>DMT Side Effects: What to Expect (healthline.com) DMT is generally related to out-of-body experiences more than LSD. Conversely, psilocybin tends to induce a significant “body HTML: DMT is frequently associated with profound visual experiences and a sense of physical detachment, compared to a less hallucinatory “high”. 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DMT vapes and pre-rolls are now in stock at Herbs. As an online Shroomies store, we offer authentic, premium Integral Alchemist products. Enjoy the comfort and ease of purchasing your items and receiving them directly at your doorstep, anywhere in Canada. Frequently Asked Questions When does DMT start to take effect? The impact of DMT is almost instant when smoked or injected, leading to hallucinations usually within 45 seconds. If DMT is consumed through ayahuasca, the effects start after digestion, typically within 30 to 45 minutes. Please note that these timings can differ based on dosage, food presence in the stomach, and personal body chemistry. How does smoking changa feel? Smoking changa usually results in a less intense experience than other forms, although it can sometimes be as potent. The variety of Changa recipes leads to a wide range of experiences. Ingredients such as Calea or mugwort tend to improve clarity, unlike the effects of mullein or peppermint. Why is DMT often called “The Business Trip?” DMT is recognized for its relatively short duration of effects, enabling users to embark on a psychedelic journey and return to their normal condition within an hour. This rapid onset and brief duration have coined its nickname, the “business trip.” What is a DMT comedown like? DMT generally leads to fewer comedown effects than other hallucinogens like LSD, if any at all. Most users report a rapid comedown within 10 to 15 minutes after the trip, followed by a resurgence of hallucinations and other effects. What substances interact with DMT? Mixing DMT with other hallucinogens such as LSD or magic Shroomies can amplify an already profound experience. Combining DMT with stimulants like amphetamines or cocaine can increase feelings of fear or anxiety that may occur with DMT use. It’s advised to avoid using DMT with opioids, particularly tramadol, due to the higher risk of seizures. Caution should be exercised when using DMT alongside antidepressants. References: The Man Who Introduced DMT to the Masses (vice.com) DMT: A Psychedelic Substance in Your Brain, Trees, and Possibly Frogs (vice.com) DMT (Dimethyltryptamine): A Detailed Overview, Interesting Facts, and More (healthline.com) Key Information About DMT Safety (healthline.com) Possible Side Effects of DMT (healthline.com) Expected Duration of DMT Effects (healthline.com) Frontiers | In-depth Analysis of DMT Experiences from a Real-World Study (frontiersin.org) Complete Catalogue of Plants Rich in DMT – Tripsitter Detailed Overview of Integral Alchemist – Integral Alchemist Changa: An Inhalable Form of Ayahuasca – Tripsitter Author Information: Pascal Michael, David Luke, and Oliver Robinson Associated Institutions: School of Human Sciences at the Old Royal Naval College, University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom; Department of Brain Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Centre for Psychedelic Research, Imperial College London, United Kingdom. Please proceed for further information