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Yeah. Actually, it looks like there is mention in the literature (Simon Wills Drugs of abuse, 2nd Ed, 2005)[1] of vitamin C in fruit juice, or Ammonium Chlorid
by shabble 15y ago
Yeah. Actually, it looks like there is mention in the literature (Simon Wills Drugs of abuse, 2nd Ed, 2005)[1] of vitamin C in fruit juice, or Ammonium Chloride to acidify urine to promote sequestration and removal of amphetamine metabolites.
I'm not sure if/how that translates to other drugs like Psilocybin, but it does raise some interesting questions.
Do you by any chance have a source regarding the original
"enhances the experience" statement? (for my own curiosity really - I'm not saying that you're wrong or misinformed)
[1] http://books.google.com/books?id=_m7gPani5D4C&lpg=PA124&dq=MDMA%20metabolism%20vitamin%20C&pg=PA124#v=onepage&q&f=false http://books.google.com/books?id=_m7gPani5D4C&lpg=PA124&...
- sophacles 15y agoNo real source, but googling "vitamin c mushrooms ehance" brings up lots of forum posts etc. In my case, this knowledge is just the sort of folk-wisdom picked up from a misspent youth :). I have heard lots of stuff to explain it, but all of that falls squarely in the "probably pseudoscience" and [citation needed] categories. HTH