TheAppleCore
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^ Interesting. Thanks for the info. It would appear that regular MXE use does in fact have substantial adverse side effects on the urinary tract.
For now (because I'm entirely too weak to cease regular dissociative use ), I'll be replacing MXE with 3-MeO-PCP. My logic is, because 3-MeO-PCP is significantly more potent, I will be consuming far less arylcyclohexylamine compounds by weight, which will hopefully mitigate any negative physiological side effects.
Also, 3-MeO-PCP is structurally much closer to PCP itself than MXE, and as far as I know there have not been any documented cases of PCP-related urinary tract symptoms. Whereas, MXE is structurally close to ketamine, which is notorious for its negative effects on the urinary tract.
For now (because I'm entirely too weak to cease regular dissociative use ), I'll be replacing MXE with 3-MeO-PCP. My logic is, because 3-MeO-PCP is significantly more potent, I will be consuming far less arylcyclohexylamine compounds by weight, which will hopefully mitigate any negative physiological side effects.
Also, 3-MeO-PCP is structurally much closer to PCP itself than MXE, and as far as I know there have not been any documented cases of PCP-related urinary tract symptoms. Whereas, MXE is structurally close to ketamine, which is notorious for its negative effects on the urinary tract.