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Love to see the warning label if they ever make this a 'real' pharmaceutical... "Overdose may result in bright colors, swirling patterns and racing thoughts. I
by nobody_nowhere 17y ago
Love to see the warning label if they ever make this a 'real' pharmaceutical... "Overdose may result in bright colors, swirling patterns and racing thoughts. In some cases, you may forget your name or become convinced that you're dying or already dead. Avoid use of heavy machinery."
- wheels 17y agoI realize that was a joke, but in practice they'd do the same thing they currently do with other ergot alkaloids (and other therapeutic drugs with potential for abuse): pack it together with a high dosage of acetaminophen such that a psychedelic dosage would require overdosing on acetaminophen.
- Shprrrrt 17y agoExcept that you can develop a tolerance for acetaminophen, and that it ends up causing medication overuse headache. Compound analgesics are on par with triptans in this regard, extremely addictive if one is not careful). Taken chronically more than once per week these drugs can induce an addiction. Simple analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug drugs taken more than twice weekly become addictive too. The brain begs for his meds by giving the patient a headache. I've seen patients with a daily dose of 40-60g of acetaminophen. In a non-accustomed person, 8g in one take can induce a fulminant hepatitis (lethal in a couple of days unless treated with a graft)...