So tomorrow I'm gonna have my fist salvia experince. I have a sitter and everything sot its all good. Anyway, while i was reading up on salvia, I read something about chewing salvia to get a longer but less intense experince. I was wondering if anyone has ever tried this before. If so any info would be great.

just smoke it...

im not sure about sublingual use of extracts... but yes putting the leaves in your mouth and chewing has shown effect...

VERY VERY weak in comparison...

smoke an extract or chew a leaf. Smoking is obviously more "fun"

I tried chewing it - didn't work. I thought I had bad salvia, but it was good when smoked.

Also the good chemicals in salvia are destroyed in the stomach, so thats no good. You need to smoke it with a hot flame for it to work.

Its not worth it. Just smoke it.
Also, I was told using a butane lighter makes the trip better. That's the only way I have ever done it and it has worked pretty well thus far.

you can use a bic. You just have to hold the flame to it the entire time you're inhaling.

Chewing, I hear, just gives you a slightly stoning feeling which lasts longer than a regular Salvia trip.

Smoking is what you want if you're looking for insane visuals and for it to hit you fast and hit you hard.

Chewing salvia is almost as disgusting as smoking it. Seriously, there are better psychedelics out there.

It doesn't matter how much sugar, honey, etc you add into the mix. It's still gross as funk.

About on the same level of nastiness as chewing morning glory seeds or drinking ground nutmeg. Yech.

Seriously it makes me nauseous just thinking about it.

Props on having a sitter though, you're going about this thing the right way.

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AK

grind it into a fine powder then sniff it

It doesn't matter how much sugar, honey, etc you add into the mix. It's still gross as funk.

yea but the duration gained beats intensity lossed...

your better off making a tea man, fuck chewing leaves..

You don't have to chew it like gum. Just put it under your tongue or pack it in your bottom lip.

Salvinorin A is not orally active, and only sparingly active sublingually.