What exactly is this powder left by isoprophyl extractio..just read plz ull benefit

[kizm0]

Firstly, sorry for the long read, I explain in detail what swim did from start to finish to end up with the powder.

Swim mixed about 3 shot glasses of poppy seeds with enough isoprophyl alcohol to cover 1-2 cm above the seeds settled in a Gatorade bottle then shook it for 3 minutes. Note: They bought from a store locally.

The alcohol turned into a darkish brown liquid, from there swim poured this liquid through a strainer into a small non-translucent Pyrex bowl. Swim then went to work for 4 hours and 30 minutes. When swim returned home he found that there was a lot of brown residue at the sides\bottom of the bowl, so swim decided to extract it. He didn't want to wait for the isoprophyl alcohol to fully dry so he took paper-towels and dunked them into the water being careful so that they wouldn't touch the residue but absorbed the alcohol.

After that there was barely any isoprophyl alcohol mostly brown residue left in the bowl. Swim took that brown residue and poured it into a bowl made from aluminum(swim was careful to flatten out where the alcohol\residue was so that it wouldn't be a bitch to scrape it off and it would be in a small bunch). Swim set this aluminum bowl into a miniature oven and set the temperature to 80C as 108C is when the alcohol starts to boil and swim did int want to risk anything. 20 minutes later he took out the bowl and it was a solid residue that had a tan color ( like in this image:
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He took a razer and scraped this residue onto a mirror, chopped it up and it was a nice light powder.

Is this powder opium powder?

Swim snorted two lines of this and felt the effect of a dose of poppy tea that consisted of 250gs of poppy seeds. (Swim is basing that off of how he felt with that amount of seeds in a tea mixture)

Remember, only 64-100 grams of SEEDS were used..and he felt that effect, Swim seems to like this and isn't against or for other people doing it..but the main question I am asking is what was that residue?