The Quid

The quid method produces a somewhat shorter duration of effects than the oral infusion. With this approach, one takes fresh leaves, rolls them into one or two 'cigars', and then chews them while not swallowing the juice or saliva in one's mouth. In this manner, the active chemistry of the plant is absorbed via the mucous membranes in the mouth, which is a much more efficient method than absorption via the stomach. When taking the leaves as a quid, the effects tend to last about an hour. The following has been reported as an effective dosing procedure using fresh leaves as a quid:

"Ten leaves averaging 3.4–4 inches wide and 9 inches long (and weighing 25–26 grams) have the midribs removed. These are rolled into two ‘cigars' of five leaves each. Laying in quiet darkness, the first cigar is placed in the mouth and held there, chewing it slowly with my front teeth. I do not swallow at all. After about 10 minutes I spit this out into a bowl, and start chewing the second cigar. Effects usually commence within about 5 minutes after beginning to chew the second cigar. I spit this cigar out after a 10 minute chew. The experience lasts about 45–60 minutes (from start to finish)." (Aardvark 1998)

Jeg er ingen expert på dette temaet men, når du røyker salvia skal du helst bruke en storm lighter og bong for og opnå høyest mulig varme for maximum effekt. Derfor tror jeg ikke å tygge det ville være noe godt alternativ

Dette med stormlighter er, etter min erfaring, bare en myte. En vanlig lighter fungerer utmerket.

takker for svar =)
Men det jeg egentlig lurte mest på er om det er noen forskjell på blader og ekstrakt.
For det jeg leste i andre tråder her var det 5x eller 10x ekstrakt, ikke blader