why don't they allow it? lmao.
being a guinea pig eyeballing random chinese opioids with 50x potency of fentanyl is A-ok but making some poppy seed tea is not allowed? 
i mean, i'm not that surprised, i already knew reddit is mostly just a bunch of retards pretending to be smart but, yeah.  

Try this method:

Cytat:1. Put your poppy seeds in a plastic bottle. 5 liter bottle is enough for a one kilogram of poppy seeds, although you can put in much more pretty easily. Just remember not to fill more than  ~ 3/5 of it with seeds so that after pouring in the water, you can shake it more easily.

2. Pour lukewarm tap water (but don't use hot boiling water!) over the seeds so that all of our poppy seeds are covered by the water and there's a little more water above the seeds. Add a souring agent, such as lemon juice, powdered citric acid, vinegar, vitamin C. Citric acid is most widely used. Don't put too much. You want to get an optimal PH of 6.5. About 3/4 teaspoon of citric acid/5ml of vinegar per kilogram of poppy seeds is enough. Do not pour half a packet because you won't be able to drink it, and even if you do, you'll vomit.

3. Shake vigorously, then let it sit still for a moment, then shake again. Repeat this for about 20 minutes.

4. Unscrew the bottle cap, but just a little bit, so that when you pull it up it is still holding to a bottle and stays in place and at the same time there is a small gap, through which the liquid will flow. Drain the liquid to another container, when the liquid stops flowing, squeeze the bottle as hard as you can, to get out all the rest that's left inside.

That's about it. The liquid should have a yellowish color approaching brown and be bitter in taste.

You can repeat the whole process with used seeds to rinse out the alkaloids not dissolved and extracted the first time. Two rinses is the optimal amount. One may be tempted to do it a third time, but every time, the amount of alkaloids extracted obviously gets lower. You can also use a strainer instead of a bottle with a cap partially unscrewed, but this method is much messier, on top of making it more difficult to use the seeds for a second time.