Changa - DMT-infused smoking blend with an MAOI: origin claims, expected effects, and harm notes

Changa is described as a DMT-infused smoking blend that pairs DMT (or DMT-containing plant material) with a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) to prevent DMT from being broken down before it becomes psychoactive. The page frames changa as originating in Australia around 2001 and notes the common alias "Aussiewaska" (linked colloquially to ayahuasca). It lists the typical route of administration as smoking and gives an anticipated onset of about 30 seconds with a duration around 30 minutes. Risk guidance focuses on MAOI caution, emphasizing dangerous interactions with other psychoactive substances and the need for a clear drug-free period before and after MAOI use. It also reports a personal smoked changa experience using mimosa hostilis, including harsh smoke, fast emergence of a DMT-like headspace, and more sustained visuals than typical short DMT effects.