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This is how your own body makes tryptophan into tryptamine and then into endogenous DMT. Why do you think it is endogenous? What function does DMT have as a naturally occurring neurotransmitter in mammals? I'm curious to hear your theories.I think it's function is to kind of help our brain to "hallucinate" our baseline reality from the sensory input we receive from the environment. The normally low level of DMT like a filter that helps our minds process and weed out all the sensory input that we don't need for survival (ghosts, aliens, entities, parallel timelines, etc...).I've heard that our minds "filter out" well over 90% of the input our senses gather. I think that the level of endogenous DMT is a kind of regulation system. Essentially, the more DMT we have in our bodies, the more of the sensory input we receive. It relates to the concept of umlaut. Normally our umlaut is tuned into the optimal level for surviving and functioning, but by taking more DMT we can expand our umlaut and perceive more of the sensory input that is normally filtered out. I hope that makes sense.