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3,4,5-trimethoxy tryptamine

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anybody ever thought of this? it works for phenethylamines why not try it with tryptamines.

pritty much just the idea of adding more than one MeO group to it, then of course trying out all the things u can add to the nitrogen (methyl, dimethyl, ethyl, isopropyl all that shit). is there any reaserch on anything like this out there i googled it and found notthhinnggg, and ive never heard of it before, can anybody point me out some papers out there on it or anything like that?
 
Inactive (and very unstable).

What happens if you take say... 5-MeO-DMT and put methoxy groups on 3 and 4? I believe this is along the lines of the OP's thinking.

My guess is there's some activity. Probably better off making 4,5-DiMeO-MiPT instead of 4,5-DiMeO-DMT though.
 
well sure variations are welcome im just introducing the basic idea. trogdor your right i was hoping noone would catch that 8( i shuld have taken a look at the diferent positions before i posted.
im kinda new but how would i turn this into a thread where people post intresting tryptamine ideas and maybe atract some people that can make it posible
 
Au contraire, 4,5-MDO-DiPT is active, so it's my guess that 4,5-DiMeO-MiPT is too (if not moreso).
 
Dr.Heckyll said:
5-Substituted tryptamines are generally inactive.
Ups! I got confused. Of course 5-substituted tryptamines are active.

The problem lies in the " 3,4,5-trimethoxy tryptamine" which is inexistant and should be called 4,5,6-trimethoxytryptamine.

Then my statement should read "6-substituted tryptamines are generally inactive."
 
They both actually have two. Well for any non-ring bound nitrogen, two makes it an amine base, and three would make put a charge on the nitrogen. The phens usually just have two hydrogens (which usually don't get drawn on), because carbon substituents take away from psychedelic activity (e.g. MDA to MDMA). I think there is a PIHKAL mention of this effect on 2C-B.

Tryptamines OTOH are usually not active w/o the two substituents. There are exceptions (AMT for example).
 
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