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Quite possibly the worst DMT web page

Signs of mental dependence on DMT include craving the drug, neglecting relationships or responsibilities in order to use DMT or having difficulty quitting or cutting back despite recognizing that DMT use is causing problems.
What a load of bollocks :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

The megamind responsible for "medically reviewing" this nonsense:
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Tell me you've never taken any psychedelic, let alone DMT, without telling me...
 
I will never understand why people think it's reasonable or logical or that they can be taken seriously when speaking on things they are unaware of. You don't play a game without knowing the contents of the rules.

What a load of bollocks :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

The megamind responsible for "medically reviewing" this nonsense:
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Tell me you've never taken any psychedelic, let alone DMT, without telling me...
To be fair, the concerns raised are valid, as we have a whole safety page that talks about not neglecting relationships and responsibilities because of DMT. Also, working at the center, some stories come through... I'll just leave it at that. When people allow their convictions to be dictated by their interpretations of their experiences of the space is when people start spinning out and can have these trials.

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I will never understand why people think it's reasonable or logical or that they can be taken seriously when speaking on things they are unaware of. You don't play a game without knowing the contents of the rules.


To be fair, the concerns raised are valid, as we have a whole safety page that talks about not neglecting relationships and responsibilities because of DMT. Also, working at the center, some stories come through... I'll just leave it at that. When people allow their convictions to be dictated by their interpretations of their experiences of the space is when people start spinning out and can have these trials.

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True, that quote alone isn't that problematic, but when you take some of the other unfounded and outlandish claims and pair them with that, the picture becomes clearer...
 
I found the website to be quite like, "State Harm! - Multiply by at least 10 - Shout at the reader! Grrrrr"
That's the exact stuff you don't need parents reading for worst case scenarios.
 
True, that quote alone isn't that problematic, but when you take some of the other unfounded and outlandish claims and pair them with that, the picture becomes clearer...
No doubt! Which was what precipitated the first part of my response.

I found the website to be quite like, "State Harm! - Multiply by at least 10 - Shout at the reader! Grrrrr"
That's the exact stuff you don't need parents reading for worst case scenarios.
Yeah, I ain't reading all of it. I am neurotic enough!

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I'm a lil bored...

DMT is naturally found in the brain in small amounts and when it’s consumed it causes the brain to become flooded with serotonin.
It's found in small amounts in the body, not just the brain, and acts on serotonin receptors, likely producing very little if any DMT. This is just the third sentence.

If high doses of DMT are taken, the drug may even result in brain damage, organ damage and cardiac or respiratory arrest.
Would love to see where she pulled this nonsense. It's been shown to be neuroprotective, so how are some of these things occurring? If she's looking at rat or mice studies and seeing some correlate to this information, she seems to be discounting the magnitude of dose a human would need to take.

It is important to note that very little research has been conducted using synthetic DMT. When people take the laboratory-made compound, and especially if they combine it with other substances, it may affect their body in unknown ways.
Why the focus on synthetic DMT?

One study showed that a similar hallucinogen, psilocybin, caused negative psychological experiences about 30% of the time.
Would love to see this study...

Overall, there isn’t currently any indication that people should take ayahuasca or DMT to try to help with mental health disorders.
False, otherwise I'd be out of a job :lol:

Those who take DMT are much more likely to do risky things, like attempting extreme physical feats and these actions can make someone on DMT more likely to become injured or die.
I wish I could kindly tell her to shut up.

Drug Enforcement Administration. “N,N-DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE.” July 2019. Accessed August 14, 2019.


National Institute on Drug Abuse. “Hallucinogens.” April 2019. Accessed August 14, 2019.


National Institute on Drug Abuse. “How Do Hallucinogens (LSD, Psilocybin, Peyote, DMT, and Ayahuasca) Affect the Brain and Body?” February 2015. Accessed August 14, 2019.
No surprise given their first three sources.

But now I've read it all... who wants my DMT
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Edit: Re: 30%
in the case of psilocybin, about 30% of laboratory experiences include psychologically challenging experiences (Carbonaro et al, submitted).

I'd probably have a hard time tripping around a bunch of dense white coats too!
 
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Worst? 😁
I would say not the best, but still quite ok (ayahuasca is mentioned as quite neutral), except for that strange focus on possibility to create addiction.

I am always fascinated how some US sources deal with addiction potential, mainly when compared to reactions during your legal prescription opioids era.
 
99.99% of the people criticizing psychedelics have never tried them ... or maybe tried them and fought them.
... the matter is laboratory pure :))
 
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