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Not bad man just watching my bestie play castlevania :3Hey how's it going?
What are we referring to? Kratom, other...?
I prefer powder without the caps cause I just think it (capsules) are just wasted product, not sure what it may or may not to ti digestive system and takes longer to "digest" so it seems to slow the whole process down as far as recreational dosing. Pregabalin, gabapentin were a couple meds I trashed the caps.
Crushed others and down them.
I only do oral these days (well once in a while a puff or two) but I think oral anything is pretty much my go to.
No puns.
If only morphine wasn't so stubborn eating it but love the ER sulfate for pain... no more of that these days either.
Be safe and sees ya.
Peace
Has there every been any further investigation into this? Or is it something that is just commonly accepted among recreational drug users as a more efficient way of administering a drug?
Theoretically acidification of the aromatic portion of the compound? I'm asking you how it breaks down. My doctor and I had assumed that this was correct. Anyways it's field effective so it's a sort of correct even if not fully correct.HOW does it break down in the stomach?
Remember up until about ten years ago the literature of your field actually purported that molly ate holes in people's brain. Stylized CAT scans made the front page. The proof is in the pudding. Why does parachuting provide a superior ROA than swallowing the crystals? The stomach acide hypothesis is so logical that you're the first person to question it. Do you have a better way of looking at it?Yes, it's mostly absorbed by the small intestine but I can find no reliable source on MDMA being 'broken down' in the stomach.
Yes, hence the answer to the original question. OP seemed not to understand the point of the parachute and I wanted to make sure that they understood that a parachute doesn't necessarily have a point. Parachutes are relevant only in the case where you're interested in enjoying a drug by intestinal ROA that happens to have a sensitivity to stomach acid. Or perhaps to physical agitation, or what not. Saliva, I suppose.Parachuting on an empty stomach with a reasonable volume of fluid will see it pass into the small intestine in 30-90 seconds. Not much time for the stomach to 'break down' the MDMA.
Having tried parachuting, capping and pilling the same batch of MDMA,
I might add that taken orally MDMA will undergo first-pass metabolism so some N-demethylation will occur so in fact the CNS is hit with MDMA with some MDA in it.
Attacking aromatics usually requires a pretty strong electrophile, as well as something to soak up the ions released in the reaction.Theoretically acidification of the aromatic portion of the compound? I'm asking you how it breaks down. My doctor and I had assumed that this was correct. Anyways it's field effective so it's a sort of correct even if not fully correct.
Remember up until about ten years ago the literature of your field actually purported that molly ate holes in people's brain. Stylized CAT scans made the front page. The proof is in the pudding. Why does parachuting provide a superior ROA than swallowing the crystals? The stomach acide hypothesis is so logical that you're the first person to question it. Do you have a better way of looking at it?
Yes, hence the answer to the original question. OP seemed not to understand the point of the parachute and I wanted to make sure that they understood that a parachute doesn't necessarily have a point. Parachutes are relevant only in the case where you're interested in enjoying a drug by intestinal ROA that happens to have a sensitivity to stomach acid. Or perhaps to physical agitation, or what not. Saliva, I suppose.
Although here I'll reason that most drugs sensitive to saliva will also be sensitive to hydrochloric, barring saliva enzyme activity.
So if OP were partying with some one, and had acquired some salt or some powder or an oil and were thinking of taking it orally, would they be better off with a parachute? And the answer to that question satisies the boolean with the ven set of chemicals that have been selected for intestinal ROA, but are HCl sensitive. Here I'll repeat my question that most aromatics should present adequate reaction site to stomach acid?
Actually I've just rethought that and maybe parachuting should be the default for intestinal ROA?
See? I've never had my own blank pills. So you're claiming that parachuting is better than pills? Crazy! That's even one more argument against buying your molly in pill form.
I love MDA. Don't have a source, LOL. I used to know a guy who could get anything but my friends hated him and chased him off.
MDMA freebase is essentially gassed with HCl to yield the hydrochloride salt that virtually all street and pharma-grade MDMA is, it can certainly survive stomach pH. Unless there's specifically an enzyme which would break MDMA down in the stomach.Theoretically acidification of the aromatic portion of the compound?
When it comes to gassing to yield the HCl salt, isn't the concentration of HCl rather low if you compare it to the stomach?
My assumption would be that the concentration matters in this case
it gets attracted to its salted brethren which aren't as soluble in the nonpolar solvent.
Sorry for the late reply but I always try to eat something fatty with gabapentinoids and/or benzos. Just me probably so YMMV .Any suggestions on increasing bioavailability, or increasing absorbption or anything?
There is no practical difference between taking pills, gelcaps, or "parachuting".
MDMA is perfectly stable in the stomach, the SWGDRUG analysis method for HPLC even uses a pH 2.2 buffer. Stomach pH varies from about 1.5-3.5[ref], and gassing MDMA freebase with gaseous HCl... well, you can't get much lower pH or greater reactivity than pure gaseous HCl.
A cGMP (certified Good Manufacturing Practices, i.e. pharma grade) kilo-scale synthesis of MDMA uses a solution of 0.4N HCl in isopropanol to form the salt, which surely will have a damn low pH. Their yield is low (~70%) but that would likely be because MDMA.HCl is somewhat soluble in isopropanol, and more could probably be recovered by concentrating the solution.
> Enter parachuting. Ideally, the parachute protects the dope while it's passing through your stomach.
First off, MDMA does not break down appreciably in the stomach, and suggesting a paper wrapper will 'protect' it is silly. Suggested experiment to prove this: Try making a 'parachute' of salt or sugar and drop it in a glass of water, wait anywhere from15 seconds to 2 minutes, and taste the water.
> But the type of pill that we're most interested in (if we're comparing against parachutes) are the type of pills already described that protect medicine between the stomach and the small intestine.
Those pills are called enteric coated pills, and require special coatings. MDMA pills are never enteric coated because 1. it costs a lot and 2. there is no need. The typical pill base used for MDMA tablets is going to be something inert like starch or microcrystalline cellulose that will disintegrate rapidly in the stomach (or any wet environment).
> Remember up until about ten years ago the literature of your field actually purported that molly ate holes in people's brain
Nice straw man argument. This "literature" you speak of was an episode of Oprah, hardly peer reviewed science. Also, the pharmacological effects of a drug are totally different than its chemical behaviour.
Curiously I don't see any papers, scientific or not, showing MDMA degrades in typical stomach conditions (aqueous HCl, pH 1.5-3.5, 37°C). You'd figure if it was such an obvious reaction someone would have documented it.
Actually, as I understand it, the reaction is not between gaseous HCl and the dissolved MDMA freebase. Instead solvents are used that have at least some solubility of HCl(g), and the reaction occurs in the liquid phase. Experiment to prove this: Check the pH of the solvent after MDMA.HCl has precipitated and gas evolution/addition has ceased. If the reaction is strictly gas phase and HCl is not dissolving, the solvent should logically be pH neutral, but you will probably find it is instead strongly acidic.