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Kampú can be used to make snuff - the Indians would take scrape off some of the dried milk with a stick and mix it into tobacco. Just before going into the forest, they would take some of the snuff, and then go hunt.
I've been told by the Curandero I was working with that the lime I was working with was too harsh (the pink stuff from Asian Markets) and that the best for snuff was what was worked with for coca leaf. Vegetable lime, rendered vegetable ashes. Ive heard of many different ingredients used, banana skins, quinoa, cocao husks, potato skins. The plant matter is burned and ash is mixed with water and dried.
Has any one done this I wanna try it!
"vitamin B6
vitamin E
zinc"
these are prolactin inhibitors they give you more electromagnet energy, its important to take at least these 3 chronically because they will DRAMATICALLY reduce how taxing on your entire system it is every time you have an orgasm, this is very important, for many reasons one large one is that the sex system is heavily interlaced with the addiction regulation system.
you want to take MUCH more than the daily recommended dose for all 3 of these.
Once only available to wealthy Chinese aristocrats and royalty, the whole berries of the Schizandra vine are a powerful adaptogen, increasing the body’s resistance to all kinds of stress and disease. The Chinese have long considered it a superior sexual tonic, as it is known to relieve sexual fatigue, sensitize women’s sexual experience and increase the staying power of men. Contains abundant antihepatotoxic lignans known as asgomisins to the Japanese and wuweizisus to the Chinese. Clinical studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of Schizandra in protecting and even regenerating liver cells. Recommended for alcoholism. Aids digestion by regulating gastric acid release and is showing promise as a safe mood regulator. Continued use is said to purify the blood, build stamina, brighten the mind and produce radiant skin.
These are currant-like berries which amazingly have 5 distinct flavors—sweet, salty, sour, pungent and bitter. Chewing the berries is enjoyable and unique, each flavor is experienced individually and then all at once in a deluge of taste sensation. Traditional knowledge recommends reducing their high tannin content prior to use by soaking the berries for several hours then discarding the water. An excellent traditional Chinese preparation is made by boiling them in wine. A delicious sun tea can be made by steeping them in the sun in a jar, with leafy herbs and sweetener.
CO2 extracts, also known as supercritical CO2 extracts or supercritical fluid CO2 extracts, are extremely pure plant extracts produced from a relatively new and highly efficient extraction process. CO2 extraction produces superior herbal extracts that find wide use in the flavoring and herbal medicine industries. CO2 extracts are oils similar to distilled essential oils that can be used in aromatherapy and natural perfumery to great benifit. Essential oils have traditionally been derived using either steam or hydro distillation, or extracted using chemical solvents such as hexane, heptane or ethanol. The supercritical CO2 extract and its process have many benefits over the traditional distillation processes, which should be taken into consideration when choosing a natural aromatic oil for use in body care products, aromatherapeutic blend, natural perfume or similar product. Eden Botanicals was one of the original essential oils companies in the USA to embrace the concept of using CO2 extracts like essential oils in the aromatherapy and natural perfumery field. Read below to find out more about this interesting process or please click here to view a list of the 30 or so CO2 extracts that we sell, including certified organic CO2 extracts.
The CO2 extraction process consists of pumping pressurized carbon dioxide into a chamber filled with plant matter. When carbon dioxide is subjected to pressure it becomes "supercritical" and has liquid properties while remaining in a gaseous state. Because of the liquid properties of the gas, the CO2 functions as a solvent, pulling the oils and other substances such as pigment and resin from the plant matter. Thus, the difference between CO2, or supercritical, extraction and traditional distillation is that CO2 is used as a solvent instead of heated water or steam. The temperature involved in the supercritical extraction process is around 95 to 100 degrees F as opposed to 140 to 212 degrees F in steam distillation.
Steam distillation is typically considered the best way to obtain essential oils for use in aromatherapy - simply because CO 2 extracts were not available when aromatherapy was becoming popular and being written about. However, the distillation method produces varying oil qualities dependent upon the temperature, pressure and time used for distillation. The CO2 extraction process, or supercritical extraction process, will in some cases produce a superior oil in that it has not been altered by high heat (as steam distillation does). Another important difference between CO2 extracts and distilled essential oils is that CO2 extracts typically contain more constituents found in the plant than just the essential oil portion. In this way they more closely resemble the original plants chemical make up, and could be considered to contain a fuller spectrum of constituents from the plant than essential oils do.
An important point regarding steam distillation of essential oils is that the temperature involved in the process changes the molecular composition of the plant matter. The use of heat in the distillation process changes the molecular composition of the essential oil. (Remember from chemistry class - heat is a great potentiator of chemical reactions). An excellent case in point is that of German chamomile (Matricaria recutita). In the distillation of German chamomile, the matricin (the chemical in the plant that functions as an excellent anti-inflammatory) changes to chamazulene with the addition of high temperatures during steam distillation. Thus, after the distillation process of German Chamomile, the matricin has been lost and chamazulene is found. The blue color of German chamomile oil is evidence of this chemical change as chamazulene is a dark blue color. However, when German Chamomile flowers are extracted using CO2 technology, the resulting extract is green. The chemical reaction due to the addition of heat did not occur and the extract is more similar in composition to the original flowers than the distilled essential oils is.
There are a few positive aspects of the supercritical CO2 extraction process and the resultant supercritical CO2 extract over some aromatic extracts such as absolutes. The CO2 supercritical extraction process eliminates the need for potentially harmful solvents like hexane that is often used in the manufacture of absolute oils, avoiding unnecessary environmental pollution and potential human bodily harm. Another positive aspect to the CO2 distillation process is the aroma of the extract. A CO2 supercritical extract often will exhibit a more genuine aroma of the actual herb, spice or plant than a distilled essential oil. The aroma of the CO2 extracts of ginger, cardamom and other spices, for instance, are more alive, active, spirited than the aroma of the same plants that have been steam distilled.
At Eden Botanicals, we recognize and respect the many considerations involved in the selection of essential oils and extracts. While we consider some of the CO2 extracts to be superior to steamed distilled essential oils, we do not believe this is always the case. For instance we love the spice oils derived using CO2 technology, and believe that they are in general superior to most steam distilled spice oils. This is not necessarily the case with all essential oils however. If you compare patchouli essential oils derived from CO2 and steam distillation, you will find quite different oils, with very different aroma profiles. In these cases, some people will prefer the more earthy, woody patchouli derived from steam distillation to the fresher, greener aroma of the patchouli CO2 extract. For patchouli it comes down to personal preference, and we do not feel one is better than the other. In order to offer you the greatest variety and the best quality of essential oils, we carry many of the CO2 supercritical extracts in addition to the traditional essential oils. In some cases, we only offer the CO2 extract due to its superior quality.
there is also alpha-terpinene this is different in its effects but similar in some ways, more exploration of A-terpinene needs to be done, as well as Y-terpinene.
Y-terpinene is one of the primary effects of cannabis, the B-myrcene in cannabis aids the absorption of all other constituents into the brain better.
B-myrcene can also be added to other compounds to improve their absorption across the BBB.
EO's and their B-myrcene %'s:
juniper berry contains around 20%
honey myrtle contains around 8%
thyme ct linalol can contain around 7%
frankincense contains around 10%
some verities of lemongrass contain up to 12%
white pine contains 10% B-myrcene and an amazing 40% B-pinene this is amazing the B-myrcene will enhance the absorption of B-pinene across the BBB as well
wow Sitka Spruce - Picea sitchensis contains 23% or more
Mastic - Pistacia lentiscus contains around 14%
Engelman Spruce - Picea engelmanii contains about 7%
whoops forgot to post the list Y-terpinene:
mandarin - 10-20%
lime - 10%
tea tree - 20%
marjoram (sweet) 10%
thyme CT thymol - 10%
"Why the use of the essential oils?"
"mandarin for Y-terpinene, balsam for beta-pinene"
beta-pinene prevents the nausea psychedelics can cause, with the nausea from lucy and others suppressed beforehand these substances have more free energy for going into more beneficial receptor sites and wasting less energy on nausea, and it also sensitizes the brain to acetylcholine effects witch are very important to the effects of many psychedelics.
Y-terpinene is a psychedelic that agonizes the D1 receptor and by doing so allows more of lucy to hit other receptors harder and waste less energy on D1, it can cause some of the gold visuals seen with eyes open during nn-dmt. Y-terpinene is also a strong audio hallucinogen.
peppermint EO makes the lucy absorb better and makes its effects on the D2 receptor much stronger, and it prevents much of lucy from causing tolerance to receptors in the brain. if you dosed peppermint EO chronically enough and in high enough doses you could get STUPIDLY small micro doses of lucy to be extremely active.
they reduce the negative side effects and increase the positive effects, and increase your sensitivity to entheogens
if you use EO's to balance all meridians and chakras and take entheogens you get the full picture.
if you just take entheogens on their own the entheogen has to waste most of its energy working through your bullshit before it can give you a gift, conservation should expand to the point of decreasing the load (spiritually) on the plant entity, help them by making it so they don't have to spoon feed you as strongly and as frequently.
pretty much i feel confident going as far as to say until you start using the EO and supplements/vitamins/minerals with entheogens your basically just getting high. (with the exception of pre-planned entity contact and kappa agonism)
the problem with people is they are stuck on the lower chakra levels possibly below the waist and they don't want ESP or anything like that, what they want is to wake up one day with a magical super power that they don't need to understand how to use, and that they don't want to learn how it works or how to use it or why they have it, they just want to have it and be fully mastered in its use without any memories of becoming a master without having to learn how to use it, they do not want to be a super hero, they want to be the person who is watching the movie about the super hero, and the movie is filmed in first person.
"I've never heard of balsam EO being a psychedelic. I'll have to try this. How is this on its own at high doses? Mainly an auditory hallucinogen?"
i am saying Y-terpinene is psychedelic not balsam fir needle, balsam fir is psychedelic if you take it in the right dose wile peaking on other psychedelics, it will allow you to explore the akashic record line for the balsam fir needle tree, very deep lessons this way, many EO work like this when taken in the right dose wile peaking on ideally multiple other entheogens.
what i mean about Y-terpinene is it is in the following EO's and is a visual and audio hallucinogen but primarily audio, to get it to work you must combine it with a pinene source (beta or alpha) and your root and 3rd eye chakras must be balanced.
"How's that? by sensitizing the brain to acetylcholine effects as you say balsam EO does?"
balsam fir needle will help it like that yes, but what i was refering to was that:
menthol from peppermint EO agonizes kappa leading to upregulated D2 expression, this is related to one of the most important elements of the bides addiction regulating system this is one of its primary self balancing mechanisms.
the menthol also aids absorption sublingually very strongly.
addiction and tolerance cause less receptors to be present on the cell meaning you need more drug to get the same effect because their are less things for that drug to activate (downregulation)
upregulation increases the amount of receptors on the cell reversing tolerance and addiction.
"I have always been sketch about purposely blocking nausea before a journey. As I see purging as a cleansing thing. And that if purging occurs it probably needed to happen. Although I will give capsules I made with lemon EO and Datura seeds to friends, to give them a better experience."
the thing is though, the plant teachers don't want you to be quite so strict with that idea, they want you to learn from the purge experiences and the non-purge experiences equally without feeling that one would detract from the other, they want you to try as many new things as you possibly can as frequently as you can so you can get the full picture and come to appreciate and understand the full totality of the lessons they have to be offered. not only just new things but old things in unlimited new ways.
