bigmack
Mack
Hello nexians,
In this topic I'd just like to ask anyone to share any information and/or opinions they have about the dissasociative ketamine.
I'm inquiring in terms of this hypothetical situation...
Let us say for example, there is such a person whom enjoys using ketamine occasionally.
That person, once in his youthful years had had his run with it, got bored with it and moved on.
but then!...
One night while tripping on acid, this person came across some ketamine... and tried it again and decided he liked the combination. In fact, he liked it very much.
He liked it so much so that the following weekend, he decided to take mushrooms and repeat the same procedure with ketamine.
With mushrooms, this person decided that he enjoyed this,as well.
So he continued to explore.... and found that he also enjoyed the combination with 2ce and mescaline and so on and so forth.
He remembered four or five years ago when he used to use ketamine alot - that he never liked mixing it with psychedelics.
Now, past his phase with this infamous dissassociative, suddenly they're seems to be a slight affinity for the chemical growing anew.
Maybe because all those years ago, he was less experienced... who knows, but now he finds that ketamine can add an interesting dynamic to the tail end of a psychedelic trip and would like to continue his occasional use.
HERE's THE TWIST-> Wanting to brush up with his familiarity on ketamine (since it had been so many years since this person had used it)
he proceeds to look up some articles on erowid...
and what does he find...?
A plethora of what would appear to be almost *WARNINGS* to stay away from disassociatives [pcp, dxm, ketamine, n2o alike]
What used to be a few short mentionings of Olney's lesions or what could happen with continuous over-use/routinely, now has transfused into seemingly, a much more serious matter.
To be clear... my question is concerning the dangers dissasociatives [mainly ketamine] can inflict on the brain...?
It seems to have become a greater concern than once was.
I'd like to know what people think in terms of occasional use.
Is this one of those chemicals that is best completely avoided now?
Also if anyone knows how methoxetamine fits into the picture?
In this topic I'd just like to ask anyone to share any information and/or opinions they have about the dissasociative ketamine.
I'm inquiring in terms of this hypothetical situation...
Let us say for example, there is such a person whom enjoys using ketamine occasionally.
That person, once in his youthful years had had his run with it, got bored with it and moved on.
but then!...
One night while tripping on acid, this person came across some ketamine... and tried it again and decided he liked the combination. In fact, he liked it very much.
He liked it so much so that the following weekend, he decided to take mushrooms and repeat the same procedure with ketamine.
With mushrooms, this person decided that he enjoyed this,as well.
So he continued to explore.... and found that he also enjoyed the combination with 2ce and mescaline and so on and so forth.
He remembered four or five years ago when he used to use ketamine alot - that he never liked mixing it with psychedelics.
Now, past his phase with this infamous dissassociative, suddenly they're seems to be a slight affinity for the chemical growing anew.
Maybe because all those years ago, he was less experienced... who knows, but now he finds that ketamine can add an interesting dynamic to the tail end of a psychedelic trip and would like to continue his occasional use.
HERE's THE TWIST-> Wanting to brush up with his familiarity on ketamine (since it had been so many years since this person had used it)
he proceeds to look up some articles on erowid...
and what does he find...?
A plethora of what would appear to be almost *WARNINGS* to stay away from disassociatives [pcp, dxm, ketamine, n2o alike]
What used to be a few short mentionings of Olney's lesions or what could happen with continuous over-use/routinely, now has transfused into seemingly, a much more serious matter.
To be clear... my question is concerning the dangers dissasociatives [mainly ketamine] can inflict on the brain...?
It seems to have become a greater concern than once was.
I'd like to know what people think in terms of occasional use.
Is this one of those chemicals that is best completely avoided now?
Also if anyone knows how methoxetamine fits into the picture?
