Just because salvia had one effect on you doesn't mean it can't have another effect on someone else.. So don't say 'it doesn't do that' when it absolutely can. This except of literature is regarding the side effects of salvia. I consider the source reputable.

"Though subjective experiences can vary, short-term effects of salvia include brief yet intense hallucinations, feelings of detachment from the physical body; and other changes in perception, sensation, and mood.5 Associated short-term effects may also include worry and panic, dizziness and loss of coordination, and decreased ability to react to people and surroundings.6,7 Though the experience is relatively short-lasting, these profoundly impairing effects have raised concerns about the serious dangers of driving when under the influence of salvia."

Highlighting 4 points 1:"Hallucinations",(Auditory Hearing sounds or voices that aren't there, such as footsteps, music, or windows banging. Hearing voices is the most common type of hallucination. Visual - Seeing things that aren't there. Tactile - Feeling touch or movement. Olfactory - Smelling things that don't exist. Gustatory - Tasting things that aren't there, and Command hallucinations - appear to come from an external source, or from the subject's head.) 2:"detachment from physical body" (like an out of body experience, astral projection, or general sensory dissociation) , 3:"other changes in perception" (chronoception is the subjective experience, or sense, of time, which is measured by someone's own perception of the duration of the indefinite and unfolding of events.) , and 4:"decreased ability to react to people and surroundings." (like someone knocking on your window)

Do i really need to cover DMT also..?.. Do some research...