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2019-01-06T17:22:18Z

Changed to redirect after transclusion of content in the HSL

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	"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[~~Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract comprised--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. '~~Spice~~' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants~~]] ~~of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.~~		#REDIRECT [[Hyperspace lexicon#Spice]]

	~~It should '''NOT''' be confused with Pep-Spice(sometimes shortened to Spice) which refers to K2, a synthetic version of marijuana.~~

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Amor fati: fixed grammar

2011-11-28T00:17:12Z

fixed grammar

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	"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract ~~composed~~--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. 'Spice' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants]] of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.		"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract comprised--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. 'Spice' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants]] of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.

	It should '''NOT''' be confused with Pep-Spice(sometimes shortened to Spice) which refers to K2, a synthetic version of marijuana.		It should '''NOT''' be confused with Pep-Spice(sometimes shortened to Spice) which refers to K2, a synthetic version of marijuana.

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Codeofomerta at 04:53, 8 March 2011

2011-03-08T04:53:15Z

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	"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract composed--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. 'Spice' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants]] of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.		"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract composed--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. 'Spice' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants]] of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.

	It should ~~not~~ be confused with Pep-Spice(sometimes shortened to Spice) which refers to K2, a synthetic version of marijuana.		It should '''NOT''' be confused with Pep-Spice(sometimes shortened to Spice) which refers to K2, a synthetic version of marijuana.

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Codeofomerta at 04:52, 8 March 2011

2011-03-08T04:52:34Z

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	"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract composed--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. 'Spice' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants]] of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.		"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract composed--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. 'Spice' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants]] of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.

			It should not be confused with Pep-Spice(sometimes shortened to Spice) which refers to K2, a synthetic version of marijuana.

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Amor fati: created page to explain the term

2010-01-15T16:10:07Z

created page to explain the term

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"Spice" is a term most commonly used as a nickname for [[N,N-DMT]], but has developed most accurately as a term for an impure extract of its related alkaloids. Though "[[Jungle Spice]]" most commonly and provisionally refers to the alkaloid profile of [[Jurema]], it is most accurately referring to all alkaloids apart from DMT or an extract composed--to a significant degree--of those alkaloids. 'Spice' often refers to an extract from other [[DMT Containing Plants]] of varying degrees of range in alkaloid profile.

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