Can you chew salvia

Answer 1

absolutely! in fact, that's my personal favorite method of using salvia (divinorum) It' unpleasant to actually do but the effects it yields are phenomenal. You want to chew anywhere between 10 (1 gram- produces a buzz) and 80+ (8+ grams- produces a trip, usually with 3-D open eyed hallucinations) leaves.

You do not want to swallow, hold the leaves in your mouth (as many under the toungue as possible) for a minimum of 20 minutes (I recommend drinking a lot of water before hand as otherwise it may dry out your mouth) after 30 minutes, the leaves will be effectively "tapped" and you may spit them out or swallow them (it doesn't matter). During the first 20 minutes, you will feel an increasingly intense head buzz, may feel pulled or pushed around by invisible forces, intensely with higher doses, you may get visual distortion, this will peak after about a half hour (this is when you spit out or swallow the leaves) and you will get euphoria and trip for 40 minutes to an hour and a half, the trip will more likely be a good one than when you smoke it because it doesn't freak you you by the intense come on in under a minute, which causes most bad trips with salvia, then you will have 4-6 hours of a euphoric high after the trip wears off, (length depending on the dose)

With an extract, divide accordingly taking in to consideration strength, (ie 80 leaves=8 grams=.8 grams of 10x=.4 grams 20x=.2 grams 40x, this should simple equasion should hold true for all strengths and doses providing the provider is both honest and accurate on the products strength, like mine is)

Answer 2

Salvia is typically consumed by smoking, ingesting in the form of tinctures, or using it sublingually (under the tongue). Chewing salvia leaves may not be effective in producing the desired psychoactive effects as the active compounds are usually not efficiently absorbed through the digestive system.