NotSashaShulgin

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   by NotSashaShulgin 5y ago

   Ketamine and 3-HO-PCP are dissociatives. Dissociatives (e.g., ketamine, nitrous oxide, xenon, phencyclidine, dextromethorphan in cough syrup) are too addictive, too pleasurable, and reliably produce long-lasting delusional states (e.g., as
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   by NotSashaShulgin 5y ago

   Ok, rename me to NotSashaShulgin if you must. John C. Lilly's later books are a beautiful example of ketamine delusions and loss of contact with reality. Quoting Wikipedia: In 1974, Lilly's research using various psychoactive
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   by NotSashaShulgin 5y ago

   Sasha and Ann Shulgin famously believed that dissociatives have no safe role in psychedelic therapy: "We are strongly prejudiced against psychedelic drugs which cause such mind-body separation, as we are against any drug which caus
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   by NotSashaShulgin 5y ago

   For those too lazy to follow the link: "Psilocybin is not considered to be addictive nor does it cause compulsive use. One reason is that the intense experience, which can be physically and mentally challenging, may cause people us
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   by NotSashaShulgin 5y ago

   Dissociatives (e.g., ketamine, nitrous oxide, xenon, phencyclidine, dextromethorphan in cough syrup) are too addictive, too pleasurable, and reliably produce long-lasting delusional states (e.g., as observed in John C. Lilly and Marcia Moor
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   by NotSashaShulgin 5y ago

   Sasha and Ann Shulgin famously believed that dissociatives (e.g., ketamine, xenon, phencyclidine) have no safe role in psychedelic therapy: "We are strongly prejudiced against psychedelic drugs which cause such mind-body separation