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Graywolf, I've learned a ton from your posts on solvent extracts here and elsewhere, thanks a lot. Someone was asking in another thread about the decarb temp/time curve, aren't you the one who posted that a while back? Having trouble finding it again, seems relevant to this conversation too. Maybe on TY?
I remember skimming a lot of armchair debate on it not that long ago, but seems like the science is quickly progressing as more of us gain access to analytical testing. Seeing the diy extraction equipment posted lately, looks like some of you are rapidly gaining expertise with this? Can anyone share good evidence-based sources on decarboxylation vs effects (ingested or otherwise)?
el cerebro-I have been thinking lately of how to use some type of desiccant pak or some type of industrial desi for sucking out all moisture from concentrate...an you elab a lil on your methods/tek/application for using what you just said you use...the paks etc..
thanks g
el cerebro..is that spanish for brain or something?
thanks for the compliment! got any pics of urs?
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Here is the curve of which you probably speak and which I originally got from Jump,
Sorry, I don't know of any published clinical comparison of decarboxylated vis a vis nondecarboxylated, but we routinely decarboxylate for oral meds based on the preponderance of the published anecdotal data that says that it is necessary for maximum effect orally.
I hear people talk about pre-decarboxylating their concentrates and wonder why (unless you plan to ingest or use topically). I mean, it's a way to further concentrate the converted thc, useful for heavy dosing, but leaves some nice aromatics behind in the purge, and perhaps setting up other canabanoids for conversion/degradation depending on the temps used. Suppose it just depends what you want/need from the meds.
Graywolf, I've learned a ton from your posts on solvent extracts here and elsewhere, thanks a lot. Someone was asking in another thread about the decarb temp/time curve, aren't you the one who posted that a while back? Having trouble finding it again, seems relevant to this conversation too. Maybe on TY?
I remember skimming a lot of armchair debate on it not that long ago, but seems like the science is quickly progressing as more of us gain access to analytical testing. Seeing the diy extraction equipment posted lately, looks like some of you are rapidly gaining expertise with this? Can anyone share good evidence-based sources on decarboxylation vs effects (ingested or otherwise)?
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