Amor fati's Nontoxic Approach to Spice Extraction - Revision history

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2012-01-31T19:55:11Z

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Amor fati: added reference link to tek thread

2011-01-24T03:33:34Z

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	The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.		The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.

Amor fati at 06:24, 15 December 2010

2010-12-15T06:24:21Z

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	The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.		The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.

Amor fati at 06:23, 15 December 2010

2010-12-15T06:23:22Z

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	The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.		The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.

Amor fati at 06:17, 15 December 2010

2010-12-15T06:17:46Z

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Amor fati: used tek header template

2010-12-15T06:16:58Z

used tek header template

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	{{~~ShowInfo~~\|~~[[Image:Note_error.png]]\|'''Note:'''\|This page tracks the development of amor_fati's Nontoxic Approach to the Extraction of DMT~~<ref>amor_fati's Nontoxic Experimentation Log[http://www.dmt-nexus.com/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=6738]</ref>~~. The content is to remain accurate as such.~~}}		{{Tek Header\|<ref>amor_fati's Nontoxic Experimentation Log[http://www.dmt-nexus.com/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=6738]</ref>}}

Amor fati: /* Freebase Conversion */ testing labeled section transclusion

2010-03-05T16:32:56Z

Freebase Conversion: testing labeled section transclusion

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	=== Freebase Conversion ===		=== Freebase Conversion ===

	{{:Amor fati's Approach to Freebase Conversion of DMT}}		{{#lsth:Amor fati's Approach to Freebase Conversion of DMT\|Nontoxic Conversion}}
			{{#lst:Amor fati's Approach to Freebase Conversion of DMT\|Nontoxic Appendices}}

	=== Appendices ===		=== Appendices ===

Amor fati: moved Amor fati's Nontoxic Approach to the Extraction of DMT to Amor fati's Nontoxic Approach to Spice Extraction: project spice

2010-01-15T15:54:53Z

moved Amor fati's Nontoxic Approach to the Extraction of DMT to Amor fati's Nontoxic Approach to Spice Extraction: project spice

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Amor fati at 15:37, 13 January 2010

2010-01-13T15:37:12Z

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	* 50-100g Hydrated [[Calcium hydroxide]], aka Pickling Lime		* 50-100g Hydrated [[Calcium hydroxide]], aka Pickling Lime
	* [[Fumaric acid]]		* [[Fumaric acid]]
	* Distilled White Vinegar		* Distilled White [[Vinegar]]
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	* A simple blender with a blade assembly to fit a regular-mouth jar		* A simple blender with a blade assembly to fit a regular-mouth jar
	* 2 regular-mouth quart mason jars		* 2 regular-mouth quart mason jars
	* 1 32oz HDPE bottle		* 1 32oz [[HDPE]] bottle
	* Cotton balls		* Cotton balls
	* Cotton cloth (flour sacks)		* Cotton cloth (flour sacks)
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	** Separatory device (separatory funnel, or a glass gravy separator)		** Separatory device (separatory funnel, or a glass gravy separator)
	** Evaporation dish		** Evaporation dish
	** Small container for preparing FASW (i.e. 450mL "Naked" or small IPA HDPE bottles)		** Small container for preparing [[FASW]] (i.e. 450mL "Naked" or small IPA HDPE bottles)
	** Slightly larger HDPE or glass jug for salting (i.e. large IPA or hydrogen peroxide or vinegar HDPE bottles)		** Slightly larger HDPE or glass jug for salting (i.e. large IPA or hydrogen peroxide or vinegar HDPE bottles)
	}}<table><tr><td>[[Image:Limtekblender_2.jpg\|thumb\|center\|320px]]</td><td>[[Image:Limtekblender_1.jpg\|thumb\|center\|320px]]</td></tr></table>		}}<table><tr><td>[[Image:Limtekblender_2.jpg\|thumb\|center\|320px]]</td><td>[[Image:Limtekblender_1.jpg\|thumb\|center\|320px]]</td></tr></table>

Amor fati: /* Reference */

2010-01-12T15:03:04Z

Reference

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	==== Reference ====		==== Reference ====

	{{Page_Footer\|Extraction Tek\|Limtek}}		{{Page_Footer\|Extraction Tek\|Limtek\|DMT}}

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	The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.		The process of DMT extraction has always been a relatively simple and forgiving process and can be approached with a wide variety of methods and techniques for varying degrees of success and quality of product. Most of the more common time-tested techniques involve processes and materials resembling the production of other less savory substances, and often require large quantities of time, materials, strain, and space on the part of the operator. Perhaps the most concerning quality common to these techniques is the toxicity and other hazards inherent to the materials in use. However, less toxic and even completely nontoxic approaches have been in development for some time, now, and hope to usher in a new era of wholesome, food-grade extraction of psychedelic substances.
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	==== Special Thanks ====		==== Special Thanks ====

	* To 69ron and Infundiblum for pioneering the use of fumaric acid in the refinement of DMT.<ref>The FASA Method[http://dmt-nexus.~~com~~/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=2546]</ref><ref>[[Spice Extraction-The FASA Approach]]</ref>		* To 69ron and Infundiblum for pioneering the use of fumaric acid in the refinement of DMT.<ref>The FASA Method[http://dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=2546]</ref><ref>[[Spice Extraction-The FASA Approach]]</ref>
	* To 69ron for pioneering the use of lime and limonene for the purpose of extraction.		* To 69ron for pioneering the use of lime and limonene for the purpose of extraction.
	** ''apart the use of a blender, this tek is almost identical to SWIM's THP approach to 69ron's mescaline extraction tek<ref>[[69ron's D-Limonene Mescaline Extraction]]</ref> and not far off from 69ron's proposed technique for the nontoxic extraction of DMT.''		** ''apart the use of a blender, this tek is almost identical to SWIM's THP approach to 69ron's mescaline extraction tek<ref>[[69ron's D-Limonene Mescaline Extraction]]</ref> and not far off from 69ron's proposed technique for the nontoxic extraction of DMT.''
	* To Jorkest for pioneering the use of limonene and FASW in DMT extraction.<ref>[[Jorkest's D-Limonene and Fumaric Acid Approach]]</ref>		* To Jorkest for pioneering the use of limonene and FASW in DMT extraction.<ref>[[Jorkest's D-Limonene and Fumaric Acid Approach]]</ref>
	* To Bufoman for developing a nontoxic, simple means of purifying DMT fumarate.<ref>[[FASA Alteration of Final Purification]]</ref>		* To Bufoman for developing a nontoxic, simple means of purifying DMT fumarate.<ref>[[FASA Alteration of Final Purification]]</ref>
	* To the Nexian who developed the blender method of pulverizing MHRB.<ref>Grinding Bark #15[http://dmt-nexus.~~com~~/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=89889#post89889]</ref><ref>Grinding Bark #18[http://dmt-nexus.~~com~~/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=90007#post90007]</ref>		* To the Nexian who developed the blender method of pulverizing MHRB.<ref>Grinding Bark #15[http://dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=89889#post89889]</ref><ref>Grinding Bark #18[http://dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=90007#post90007]</ref>
	* To [[The Herbal Percolator]] for all its simplicity.		* To [[The Herbal Percolator]] for all its simplicity.
	* And to The Traveler and the rest of the Nexus for making this possible.		* And to The Traveler and the rest of the Nexus for making this possible.