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I've got a friend who's been using DMT and related stuff for almost a year and I think he's fried his brain. Or, he has some mental health problems (possible manic depression, schizophrenia, borderline personality, or obsessive compulsive disorder) that are made worse by DMT, pot, and maybe other stuff we aren't sure about (he has a crack user friend who visits him sometimes).
According to what I read, DMT is a hallucinogen something like LSD, not physically or psychologically addictive, yet he gets ripped on it a few times a week and seems to be addicted in some way.
He went a little nuts last week and was making strange 3am phone calls to various people, saying he saw God or was God, and the end of the world was near. He has other delusions and obsessions too. At some point he thought he was going crazy and called the cops and got them to take him to the hospital. They kept him in there for a few days, he's better now but still acting wierd. Wouldn't be surprised if he soon goes wacko again. Unfortunately, nobody can convince him that he has a problem of any kind, so all we can do is see what happens next.
It's amazing how some people will consume drugs that are known to be potentially dangerous and they completely ignore the obvious risks. 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimethyltryptamine
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