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The percentages of DMT and MAOI concentration in the mixture can vary. A typical mixture would be characterized by breakthrough experiences at a dosage of approximately "one full bong bowl" (with each breath held in for at least 20 full seconds). There have also been reports of breakthroughs occurring with Changa that has been rolled into joints, though this is a far less reliable method of doing do.

The main advantage of smoking Changa directly over smoking pure free-base DMT is that it's easier to smoke and reduces the chance of burning the DMT instead of vaping it ~~is the, Here~~ A guide to properly preparing Changa can be accessed [[Preparation of changa|here]].

The main advantage of smoking Changa directly over smoking pure free-base DMT is that it's easier to smoke and reduces the chance of burning the DMT instead of vaping it. A guide to properly preparing Changa can be accessed [[Preparation of changa|here]].

==History==

Changa was created by Australian Julian Palmer in 2003-2004<ref>St. John, ~~Graeme~~ (2016~~). "~~Aussiewaska: A Cultural History of Changa and Ayahuasca Analogues in Australia.~~". In Labate~~, ~~Beatriz; Cavnar, Clancy; Gearin, Alex (eds.).~~ The ~~World~~ Ayahuasca ~~Diaspora~~: ~~Reinventions~~ and ~~Controversies. Routledge. pp. 143–164. ISBN 978-1-4724-6663-1.~~</ref> nd named when he 'asked' for a moniker for the drug during an Ayahuasca session.<ref>Berger, ~~Markus (2017~~). Changa~~: Die~~ rauchbare Evolution des Ayahuasca~~. Nachtschatten Verlag. pp. 10–11. ISBN 978-3037883563.~~</ref>

Changa was created by Australian Julian Palmer in 2003-2004<ref>{{cite book | vauthors=((St. John, G.)) | veditors=((Labate, B. C.)) | date= 2016 | title=Aussiewaska: A Cultural History of Changa and Ayahuasca Analogues in Australia. | publisher=Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group | series=Vitality of indigenous religions | volume=The world Ayahuasca diaspora: reinventions and controversies | isbn=9781472466631}}</ref> nd named when he 'asked' for a moniker for the drug during an Ayahuasca session.<ref>{{cite book | vauthors=((Berger, M.)) | date= 2015 | title=Changa die rauchbare Evolution des Ayahuasca | isbn=9783037883563}}</ref>

Changa was growing in popularity as of 2015 due to its ease of smoking and longer duration (approximately 10-20 minutes) compared to smoking freebase DMT crystal.<ref>Lyden, ~~John C~~.; Mazur, ~~Eric Michael (~~2015). The Routledge ~~Companion~~ to ~~Religion~~ and ~~Popular Culture. Abindgon, UK: Routledge. ISBN 9781317531067.~~</ref>

Changa was growing in popularity as of 2015 due to its ease of smoking and longer duration (approximately 10-20 minutes) compared to smoking freebase DMT crystal.<ref>{{cite book | vauthors=((Lyden, J.)), ((Mazur, E. M.)) | date= 2015 | title=The Routledge companion to religion and popular culture | isbn=9780415638661}}</ref>

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 The percentages of DMT and MAOI concentration in the mixture can vary. A typical mixture would be characterized by breakthrough experiences at a dosage of approximately "one full bong bowl" (with each breath held in for at least 20 full seconds). There have also been reports of breakthroughs occurring with Changa that has been rolled into joints, though this is a far less reliable method of doing do.
-The main advantage of smoking Changa directly over smoking pure free-base DMT is that it's easier to smoke and reduces the chance of burning the DMT instead of vaping it is the, Here A guide to properly preparing Changa can be accessed [[Preparation of changa|here]].
+The main advantage of smoking Changa directly over smoking pure free-base DMT is that it's easier to smoke and reduces the chance of burning the DMT instead of vaping it. A guide to properly preparing Changa can be accessed [[Preparation of changa|here]].
 ==History==
-Changa was created by Australian Julian Palmer in 2003-2004<ref>St. John, Graeme (2016). "Aussiewaska: A Cultural History of Changa and Ayahuasca Analogues in Australia.". In Labate, Beatriz; Cavnar, Clancy; Gearin, Alex (eds.). The World Ayahuasca Diaspora: Reinventions and Controversies. Routledge. pp. 143–164. ISBN 978-1-4724-6663-1.</ref> nd named when he 'asked' for a moniker for the drug during an Ayahuasca session.<ref>Berger, Markus (2017). Changa: Die rauchbare Evolution des Ayahuasca. Nachtschatten Verlag. pp. 10–11. ISBN 978-3037883563.</ref>
+Changa was created by Australian Julian Palmer in 2003-2004<ref>{{cite book | vauthors=((St. John, G.)) | veditors=((Labate, B. C.)) | date= 2016 | title=Aussiewaska: A Cultural History of Changa and Ayahuasca Analogues in Australia. | publisher=Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group | series=Vitality of indigenous religions | volume=The world Ayahuasca diaspora: reinventions and controversies | isbn=9781472466631}}</ref> nd named when he 'asked' for a moniker for the drug during an Ayahuasca session.<ref>{{cite book | vauthors=((Berger, M.)) | date= 2015 | title=Changa die rauchbare Evolution des Ayahuasca | isbn=9783037883563}}</ref>
-Changa was growing in popularity as of 2015 due to its ease of smoking and longer duration (approximately 10-20 minutes) compared to smoking freebase DMT crystal.<ref>Lyden, John C.; Mazur, Eric Michael (2015). The Routledge Companion to Religion and Popular Culture. Abindgon, UK: Routledge. ISBN 9781317531067.</ref>
+Changa was growing in popularity as of 2015 due to its ease of smoking and longer duration (approximately 10-20 minutes) compared to smoking freebase DMT crystal.<ref>{{cite book | vauthors=((Lyden, J.)), ((Mazur, E. M.)) | date= 2015 | title=The Routledge companion to religion and popular culture | isbn=9780415638661}}</ref>
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