5tarDust
Rising Star
MarduksHead said:Thanks guys.
My personal belief is that it's not the molecule itself that's helping with anxiety and depression, it's the psychological effect a breakthrough has on you that does it. I mean you feel like a million bucks when you come back to earth don't you?!
I know there is lots of positive study on micro dosing with other psychedelics, perhaps I hold this opinion on breakthrough DMT because I'm a bit of a psyconaught with interests in philosophy, science, art, psychology ect.. I actually like escaping out of my own skin for a while into this fascinating DMT space, I'm enjoying the puzzle DMT offers.
I've always looked to the stars trying to find meaning in life, always on the edge of existential crisis. I think people that suffer from effective disorders are like this, they're missing a piece that's impossible to quantify. Now DMT has opened up a line of inquiry inside me regarding humanity and the universe that I'm not sure can ever be answered, and I kinda like that it can't be answered.!
“Nowhere is it writ that anthropoid apes should understand reality.”
I've also read that it can mimic an SSRI. Apparently the receptor is preferential to DMT, so when you consume DMT The receptor is uptaking little to no seratonin, which results in more seratonin being available afterwards.
I'm not sure that the amount of time that this goes on when you smoke DMT is enough to have an effect on your brain chemistry like that or not.
I believe it was just a forum post where I read this and no study was linked, so it's probably just conjecture...but it seems plausible.
With that said, I've been noticing relief from smoking just 5-10mg and it doesn't seem to be linked to any real change in perspective or anything. It's just kind of gone. It could be placebo, but it's a real good placebo if so.