Difference between revisions of "Linguahuasca"

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Linguahuasca regards the administration of harmaloids sublingually to activate sublingual spice as a variation to Pharmahuasca, as well as to potentiate vaporized spice. It is most commonly used to lengthen the effects of spice while simultaneously resulting in a more comprehensible experience of a more personable quality. Linguahuasca is generally considered a more efficient route of administration than oral pharmauasca in that the dosage required is more minimal, irritation to the stomach is not a factor, and the effects do not rely on the state and contents of the digestive system.