psilocybonaut
Bluelighter
Supposedly peppermint oil contains acetaldehyde, which does the conversion.
Supposedly peppermint oil contains acetaldehyde, which does the conversion.
i was mistaken in my previous post, LSA is an amide (doh!), not a primary amine.
hmmmmm, perhaps. if it would contain acetaldehyde (this, by the way, is the stuff that causes some of the problems in an alcohol hangover) i don't think you can react it with an amide, as these are not very basic.
let's just say i find this very hard to believe. but, hey, if it works, that's nice...
could you tell how much lsa a given amount of Ipomoea tricolor contains in comparison to the the same amount of grams of hbwr then?I have always blocked out any ideas that involve exposing morning glory seeds [PLEASE spare me the time of telling me how much better HBWR is. It is 3x the price for the same amount of LSA, so I am closed-minded].
However, a friend of mine wiped a smirk off of my face when he extracted 1400 MG seeds in a well lit room all day, butane blasted it 4 times, and dropped 6 drops of peppermint oil. This basically means that the past year of my life is a lie. :D
This got me thinking about maybe lowering the cost of my tripps by using what is freely available to me. So my questions are:
Will soaking peppermint leaves in a concentrated MG extract convert the LSA's to LSH's? Also, I once heard that the shelf life of LSH is much shorter. Is this true?
[I believe the brain eventually converts the LSA's to LSH's, and learned the hard way at church when I thought the tripp was wearing off... thats a good, long story]
wine does not contain acetaldehyde in appreciable quantities (about 30 mg /L, thats 0.003% )
suprisingly treating ipomoea (LSA) extracts with pure acetaldehyde in anhydrous methanol ...aqueous methanol...
why was the experiment performed with methanol instead of ethanol? could that make a difference?
against the peppermint LSH theory is the fact that commercial peppermint oil contains fuck all free acetaldehyde. Acetaldhyde is extremely volatile it is usually cooled to below zero before handling and is not going to stay around in peppermint oil stored at room temperature. Peppermint oil is usually produced by steam distillation, acetaldehyde is water soluble and so ends up in the water not in the oil. freshly squeezed orange juice contains much more acetaldehyde, and the final nail in the coffin is that the reaction does not occur in the presence of water.
freshly squeezed orange juice contains much more acetaldehyde, and the final nail in the coffin is that the reaction does not occur in the presence of water.