Complete Changa Guide: Overview, Preparation, How to Smoke
Changa is a smoking blend of DMT, ayahuasca vine, and a medley of other herbs. This guide tells you everything you want to know about changa.
Changa is a smoking blend of DMT, ayahuasca vine, and a medley of other herbs. This guide tells you everything you want to know about changa.
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While similar (changa contains DMT), each drug has its own unique effect and feeling. Let’s compare and contrast changa vs DMT.
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