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| Originally posted by dj_cuba It's called 'Olney's Lesions' to be specific, and it happens on all dissacociative drugs, doubt n20 is anything to be concerned about tho as it's too short acting. Check this out: http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/dxm/dxm_health1.shtml The article is about all dissociatives btw, not just DXM as the link suggests. |
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| Originally posted by dj_cuba Ketamine should not be class C imo. Apparently it causes, quite literally, holes to appear in the brain tissue, I am not 100% sure about this as I have only heard it from a friend, however he is someone who has a 140 IQ and knows shit loads about drugs, even more than me :P |
Wonder why Magic Mushrooms aren't on that list? 
from what ive heard u can have worse trips on shrooms than on acid
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| Originally posted by sleepydragon from what ive heard u can have worse trips on shrooms than on acid |
well ive heard the exact opposite that shrooms can be more powerfull then acid. Ive only taken acid so i wouldnt know
but u have got to remember there r alot of different types of mushrooms out there so i could easily believe that there r some stronger than acid
It all depends on how much psilocybin/psiocin content is in the batch of shrooms you are taking. On a dosage basis an average LSD trip will probably contain somewhere between 75-125 Micrograms, whereas I believe, though not sure, that a typical shroom trip is about 6-10mg of Psilocybin, so there's a massive difference there. I'm not trying to sound at all cocky here, that's just how I believe it to be.
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