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To note, hallucinations (actually, they cause delirium) from anticholinergics are very different from hallucinations from psychedelics, which are closer to visu
by johnisgood 3y ago
To note, hallucinations (actually, they cause delirium) from anticholinergics are very different from hallucinations from psychedelics, which are closer to visual distortions instead.
- 65a 3y agoIt's arguable that those are not hallucinations, as there is not normally a misunderstanding about their (physical world) reality, just some amount of acknowledged distortion of perception of the real world.
- johnisgood 3y agoYeah, you are right, that is why I said that they are close to visual distortions, rather than hallucinations. To top it up, delirium-induced hallucinations differ from disassociatives (such as ketamine or DXM) as well.