Misc Ketamine - is it OK to do it every day?

[Shant]

Ah, OK. Well the profits are no SO HUGE that vendors practice every trick in the book to rip people off.

We always got GC-MS/NMR and payment was escrow.

One Chinese group made the 4-Cl homologue of K. Only the NMR showed it wasn't K but a positional isomer... and STILL they argued the toss. NO, they couldn't explain the NMR... and suggested WE were wrong. But that was 25Kg that we did NOT buy.

That is the name of the game - avoiding rip-offs and trust me, every DAY they work out a new trick. NMR pretty much stops them all, but you have to spend £400 on doing it. I recommend it, but then I wasn't paying the £400.

Im not sure if that was directed at me brother, but I’m pretty sure I have no idea what you’re saying. Though it sure sounds like good info…

 

[Shant]

I think they all look like standard white HCL powder, yes; DNM = dark net marketplace.

Is there a way to have it tested? And what are the differences in terms of how you feel? I had a connection tell me that one version gives you more of a body high while the other one is both psychological and body euphoria. Sound right?

 

[Zopiclone bandit]

I honestly don’t know the difference between PCP 4-meO-PCP.

Do you have experience with both PCP (4-meO or otherwise) and ketamine? Did you enjoy em both How would you compare/contrast them? Which do you enjoy more?

I don't know the difference sadly.
@Xorkoth @fastandbulbous Any idea?

Did lots of both (Ketamine & 4-MeO-PCP)
Ketamine can feel a little "cold" compared to 4-MeO as I found the "after glow" from the 4 position PCP way more "warm" & life changing in a way but you do too much for a few days you are blown away & it takes quite some time to become fully sober again.
I personally prefer 4 position PCP to Ketamine, my favourite by far was UK legal MXE, I swear by that stuff to help with Heroin addiction, Past Trauma to people who suffer mentally, helping people who cut themselves. MXE should have been given some kind of Medical Status.

 

[Isavela]

I could get easily addicted to Ketamine If it was More cheap and easily available here. I absolutely love K, i love to float in k-holes unconscious. I feel safe, loved and comfy there every time Even it was scary nd . Never have i ever feel unwelcome there.

 

[fastandbulbous]

I could get easily addicted to Ketamine If it was More cheap and easily available here. I absolutely love K, i love to float in k-holes unconscious. I feel safe, loved and comfy there every time Even it was scary nd . Never have i ever feel unwelcome there.

I did become dependant upon ketamine and it ruined a 12 year relationship with my ex. It was just that finding something that completely abolished phantom limb pain entirely, was just too amazing for me to be rational about. I regret deeply the effect it had on her (like her developing severe OCD in response to expecting to find me dead, from stumbling down the stairs, each morning).
I still chat with her and I think she understands my response to the novelty of such drugs, after three decades of untreatable pain, but she has said, more than once, "I understand it wasn't motivated by selfishness etc, but you don't need to keep apologizing", but if you are born into a Catholic family, there will always be something you will find to feel guilty about!

 

[SpiralusSancti]

Yeah that’s triple what I’ve been doing. Did you snort it?

Still would love to know the difference between a-isomer & racemic. Do they feel different? How do I know which one I have?

Yeah I only ever snorted it and eat it a few times. I regret not doing it I.M. when I had an ampule of S-isomer.

Well, for a start, S isomer is about 25% more potent than racemic. But that isn’t that easy to determine even tho it’s quite a big difference as they also feel a bit different too and I think depending on what effects you concentrate on at lower dose it’s really hard to estimate it by just potency but when going to K hole it’s quite easy to figure out stuff that’s about 25% more potent.

At lower doses S feels less heavy in a sense and some find that positive and some negative. When I had my time with K I was using both S and racemic even I could have used just S so I guess it says something. And most people I know weren’t really crazy about S isomer but like me found it’s nice to be able to use both S and racemic.

 

[Pissed_and_messed]

IMO R is more droning while S is more buzzing

 

[deficiT]

No absolutely not. Especially with an opioid history. Other than that it reeks havoc on your bladder.

 

[deficiT]

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[nznity]

Fair enough brother, drugs do hit people in different ways. But when people say “it’s not euphoric” or “it’s not empathogenic”, I can’t help but think they missed the very narrow dosage window, which for me is 50-70mg. I split the difference and go 60mg, and it pretty much hits me the same way every time. I’ve noticed absolutely no tolerance, and stopping cold turkey 5 days ago hasn’t seemed to affected me in the least.

On another note, you actually shot it IV? That took some balls friend. Even doing it IM was a big hurdle for me. Even with 27 years of heroin, methadone, & fentanyl daily, I never once used a needle. But I’m convinced it’s the only way to go with K.

Yes, I've actually enjoyed a couple of iv doses. I forgot to say that I like the (-)ketamine more than the racemic one.
There's different types of ket, but yeah I see the effect that some ppl could like. I just prefer a shot of a nice opiate or a blast of crack. That is true euphoria(rolling on MDMA too).
Ketamine is a drug i just find weird xd

 

[AlsoTapered]

Yeah I only ever snorted it and eat it a few times. I regret not doing it I.M. when I had an ampule of S-isomer.

Well, for a start, S isomer is about 25% more potent than racemic. But that isn’t that easy to determine even tho it’s quite a big difference as they also feel a bit different too and I think depending on what effects you concentrate on at lower dose it’s really hard to estimate it by just potency but when going to K hole it’s quite easy to figure out stuff that’s about 25% more potent.

At lower doses S feels less heavy in a sense and some find that positive and some negative. When I had my time with K I was using both S and racemic even I could have used just S so I guess it says something. And most people I know weren’t really crazy about S isomer but like me found it’s nice to be able to use both S and racemic.

Only 25% difference? I guess it's WHAT effects you seek.

We went mad and resolved MXE and put simply, the (S) was twice as potent as an analgesic. But that's MXE so I cannot speak for K. I CAN and will provide a stack of reference.

 

[BourbonMac]

That's like asking if it's okay to do DXM every day (many seem to note some overlap in them) but it seems like ketamine will fuck you up physically much more while DXM will just fuck up your brain assuming you're doing extraction method. The short answer is absolutely not, and see the post about what that guy was peeing up. When I was new on this forum that guy replied to some thread of mine and I saw his signature had that thread and clicked on it... If I'd had any thoughts of even trying the shit before they were stomped flat.

 

[AlsoTapered]

	Current Bladder Dysfunction Reports vol. 13 iss. 3 pp.145—152 Ketamine-Associated Bladder Dysfunction—a Review of the Literature DOI: 10.1007/s11884-018-0476-1 a a	Misra, Soumya		2018 June 05		English
	Identification and management of ketamine bladder DOI: 10.18591/bjuik.0616 rep l	Chu, Peggy ;Ng, Chi-Fai	BJUI Knowledge	2019 May
	Identification and management of ketamine bladder DOI: 10.18591/bjuik.0616.v2 rep l	Ng, Chi-Fai ;Yee, Chi-Hang ;Chu, Peggy	BJUI Knowledge	2019 May
	Urology vol. 78 iss. 3 pp.S92 MP-08.20 The “Ketamine Bladder”: An Emerging Public Health Problem? DOI: 10.1016/j.urology.2011.07.197 a a	S. Rajpal; R. Marri; E. Green; S. Srirangam		2011 September		English
	International Journal of Surgery Case Reports vol. 8 pp.49—51 Resonance metallic ureteric stent in a case of ketamine bladder induced bilateral ureteric obstruction with one year follow up DOI: 10.1016/j.ijscr.2015.01.008 a a	Yong, Guo Liang; Kong, Chia Yew; Ooi, Michelle Wei Xin; Lee, Eng Geap		2015		English
	Current Bladder Dysfunction Reports vol. 11 iss. 3 pp.266—271 Ketamine-Associated Uropathy: From Presentation to Management DOI: 10.1007/s11884-016-0380-5 a a	Yee, Chi-hang; Ma, Wai-kit; Ng, Chi-fai; Chu, Sau-kwan		2016 July 23		English
	Case Reports vol. 2012 iss. sep26 1 pp.bcr2012006447—bcr2012006447 Ketamine bladder syndrome: an important differential diagnosis when assessing a patient with persistent lower urinary tract symptoms DOI: 10.1136/bcr-2012-006447 a a	Srirangam, S.; Mercer, J.		2012 September 30		English
	International Journal of Urological Nursing vol. 12 iss. 2-3 pp.76—83 Participants’ experiences of ketamine bladder syndrome: A qualitative study DOI: 10.1111/ijun.12167 a a	Gill, Paul; Logan, Karen; John, Bev; Reynolds, Fallon; Shaw, Chris; Madden, Kim		2018 July		English
	LUTS: Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms vol. 11 iss. 2 pp.O221—O223 Vascular fibrinoid necrosis in the urinary bladder of ketamine abusers: A new finding that may provide a clue to the pathogenesis of ketamine-induced vesicopathy DOI: 10.1111/luts.12221 a a	Chen, Yen-Chang; Jhang, Jia-Fong; Hsu, Yung-Hsiang; Kuo, Hann-Chorng		2018 March 11		English
	Indian Journal of Urology vol. 26 iss. 3 pp.364 Commonly used intravenous anesthetics decrease bladder contractility: An in vitro study of the effects of propofol, ketamine, and midazolam on the rat bladder DOI: 10.4103/0970-1591.70570 a a	Pampal, Arzu ;Goktas, Ozgur ;Pampal, KutlukH ;Olmez, Ercument ;Ceran, Canan	Medknow	2010		English
	The Journal of Urology vol. 187 iss. 4S pp.e370—e371 908 AUGAMENTATION ENTEROCYSTOPLASTY IS EFFECTIVE IN ERADICATING BLADDER PAIN AND IMPROVING OBJECTIVE URODYNAMIC PARAMETERS FOR PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE BLADDER DYSFUNCTION IN CHRONIC KETAMINE ABUSER DOI: 10.1016/j.juro.2012.02.1004 a a	Chung, Shiu-Dong; Wang, Chung-Cheng; Kuo, Hann-Chorng		2012 April		English
	Urological Science vol. 26 iss. 2 pp.S22 The prevalence of non-bladder comorbidity between patients with Interstitial Cystitis / Bladder Pain Syndrome (IC/BPS) and ketamine induced uropathy (KIU) DOI: 10.1016/j.urols.2015.06.278 a a	Wu, Huei-Ching; Lee, Ming-Huei; Chen, Wei-Chih		2015 June		English
	Urological Science vol. 27 iss. 2 pp.S77 Painful bladder syndrome with secondary urinary bladder contracture and bilateral vesicoureteral reflux with hydronephroureters associated with ketamine abuse DOI: 10.1016/j.urols.2016.05.291 a a	Huang, Ken-J Chien-Hsun; Chiu, Allen W.		2016 June		English
	PLoS ONE vol. 11 iss. 8 pp.e0160578 Microvascular Injury in Ketamine-Induced Bladder Dysfunction DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0160578 a a	Lin, Chih-Chieh ;Lin, Alex Tong-Long ;Yang, An-Hang ;Chen, Kuang-Kuo ;Kim, Jayoung (editor)	Public Library of Science (PLoS)	2016 August 16		English
	Case Reports vol. 2012 iss. oct30 1 pp.bcr2012007244—bcr2012007244 Illicit ketamine and its bladder consequences: is it irreversible? DOI: 10.1136/bcr-2012-007244 a a	Jalil, R. ;Gupta, S.	BMJ	2012 October 30		English
	Revista Brasileira de Psiquiatria vol. 41 iss. 3 pp.270—271 Reduced functional bladder capacity associated with ketamine use DOI: 10.1590/1516-4446-2018-0314 a a	Ramos, Sergio de P. ;Zambonato, Tatiana K. ;Graziottin, Túlio M.	FapUNIFESP (SciELO)	2019 Maio		Portuguese;English
	F1000 - Post-publication peer review of the biomedical literature Faculty of 1000 evaluation for 'Street ketamine'-associated bladder dysfunction: a report of ten cases. DOI: 10.3410/f.1089463.544709 dataset l	Hanno, Philip	Faculty of 1000 Ltd	2007 August 24
	F1000 - Post-publication peer review of the biomedical literature Faculty of 1000 evaluation for Ketamine-induced bladder fibrosis involves epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition mediated by transforming growth factor-β1. DOI: 10.3410/f.727450121.793552395 dataset l	Tyagi, Pradeep	Faculty of 1000 Ltd	2018 October 31
	F1000 - Post-publication peer review of the biomedical literature F1000Prime recommendation of Upregulation of neurotrophins and transforming growth factor-β expression in the bladder may lead to nerve hyperplasia and fibrosis in patients with severe ketamine-associated cystitis. DOI: 10.3410/f.736471835.793564460 dataset l	Tyagi, Pradeep	Faculty of 1000 Ltd	2019 August 27
	Journal of Anaesthesiology Clinical Pharmacology vol. 33 iss. 1 pp.76 Comparison between ketamine and hyoscine for the management of postoperative catheter-related bladder discomfort: A randomized controlled double-blind study DOI: 10.4103/0970-9185.202191 a a	Salama, AtefKamel	Medknow	2017		English
	Asian Journal of Neurosurgery vol. 13 iss. 4 pp.1057 Preemptive Effect of Intraurethral Instillation of Ketamine–lidocaine Gel on Postoperative Catheter-related Bladder Discomfort after Lumbar Spine Surgery DOI: 10.4103/ajns.ajns_314_17 a a	Amirjamshidi, Abbas ;Etezadi, Farhad ;Sajedi, Yasamin ;Khajavi, MohammadReza ;Moharari, RezaShariat	Medknow	2018
	Oman Medical Journal vol. 34 iss. 3 pp.212—217 The Efficacy of Intraoperative Ketamine-Haloperidol for Prevention of Catheter-related Bladder Discomfort After Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Surgery DOI: 10.5001/omj.2019.41 a a	Khajavi, Mohammad ;, ;Kamalzadeh, Nazafarin ;Pourfakhr, Pejman ;Moharari, Reza Shariat ;Etezadi, Farhad ;[...]	Oman Medical Journal	2019 May 19		English
	Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine vol. 20 iss. 5 pp.1—1 Aldh2 gene reduces oxidative stress in the bladder by regulating the NF‑κB pathway in a mouse model of ketamine‑induced cystitis DOI: 10.3892/etm.2020.9239 a a	Xi, Xiao Jian ;Chen, Shao Hua ;Mi, Hua	Spandidos Publications	2020 September 18		English
	Microscopy Research and Technique vol. 74 iss. 12 pp.1192—1198 Ketamine effects on the urogenital system—changes in the urinary bladder and sperm motility DOI: 10.1002/jemt.21014 a a	Sijie Tan; W.M. Chan; Maria S.M. Wai; Lawrence K.K. Hui; Vivian W.K. Hui; Anthony E. James; L.Y. Yeung;[...]		2011 May 11		English
	International Journal of Urology vol. 16 iss. 10 pp.826—829 Ketamine-associated bladder dysfunction DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-2042.2009.02361.x a a	Tsung-Hsun Tsai; Tai-Lung Cha; Chang-Min Lin; Chih-Wei Tsao; Shou-Hung Tang; Feng-Pin Chuang; Sheng-Tang Wu;[...]		2009 October		English

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[SpiralusSancti]

Only 25% difference? I guess it's WHAT effects you seek.

We went mad and resolved MXE and put simply, the (S) was twice as potent as an analgesic. But that's MXE so I cannot speak for K. I CAN and will provide a stack of reference.

I say it’s really hard to put exact number and at really low doses it might even seem as it’s closer to double when considering a threshold dose but as dose is increased it gets really blurry as how much exactly more potent it is and than again at hole doses I was using about 25% less for pretty much the same effects (hole from S or racemic would be next to impossible to differentiate in blind test even I feel there is some beyond dose, kinda like guessing is some candy with more mint or more pepermint)..

What insanely potentates K is GHB. I had vial with 100mg and evaporated it and didn’t even did all of it and very soon I was in anaesthetic area. I think if “tuci/pink coke” is made with R isomer and addition of GHB allows it to retain some C quality that explains small doses of it they use in Columbia and how it got so popular in land where C is cheap as it gets.

 

[Shant]

Yes, I've actually enjoyed a couple of iv doses. I forgot to say that I like the (-)ketamine more than the racemic one.
There's different types of ket, but yeah I see the effect that some ppl could like. I just prefer a shot of a nice opiate or a blast of crack. That is true euphoria(rolling on MDMA too).
Ketamine is a drug i just find weird xd

That’s why you do both my friend. I’m usually on ambient and smoked quite a bit of weed (vape) before I do my K shot. So I’m already feeling good going in. Then, when it starts to be wear off, I’d start smoking fentanyl. It seems to extent the effects a little bit.

Anyhow, I hear what you’re saying about a shot of crack or some other stimulant. That’s massive euphoria (while it lasts). Here’s the thing with K. 1 out of roughly 10 times, you get a “deluxe” trip. You can tell because everything you see has a violet haze on it. And then you feel like you’re phasing in & out of consciousness…like you’re in the Matrix or something. Those trips are as euphoric as anything, but most people who try K probably won’t get that effect.

I am curious…how did you dose when you went IV? I called a Kstamine clinic and they said they do an infusion of .5mg/kg of body weight. For me, that works out to about 35mg. Do you remember how much you did?

 

[Shant]

	Current Bladder Dysfunction Reports vol. 13 iss. 3 pp.145—152 Ketamine-Associated Bladder Dysfunction—a Review of the Literature DOI: 10.1007/s11884-018-0476-1 a a	Misra, Soumya		2018 June 05		English
	Identification and management of ketamine bladder DOI: 10.18591/bjuik.0616 rep l	Chu, Peggy ;Ng, Chi-Fai	BJUI Knowledge	2019 May
	Identification and management of ketamine bladder DOI: 10.18591/bjuik.0616.v2 rep l	Ng, Chi-Fai ;Yee, Chi-Hang ;Chu, Peggy	BJUI Knowledge	2019 May
	Urology vol. 78 iss. 3 pp.S92 MP-08.20 The “Ketamine Bladder”: An Emerging Public Health Problem? DOI: 10.1016/j.urology.2011.07.197 a a	S. Rajpal; R. Marri; E. Green; S. Srirangam		2011 September		English
	International Journal of Surgery Case Reports vol. 8 pp.49—51 Resonance metallic ureteric stent in a case of ketamine bladder induced bilateral ureteric obstruction with one year follow up DOI: 10.1016/j.ijscr.2015.01.008 a a	Yong, Guo Liang; Kong, Chia Yew; Ooi, Michelle Wei Xin; Lee, Eng Geap		2015		English
	Current Bladder Dysfunction Reports vol. 11 iss. 3 pp.266—271 Ketamine-Associated Uropathy: From Presentation to Management DOI: 10.1007/s11884-016-0380-5 a a	Yee, Chi-hang; Ma, Wai-kit; Ng, Chi-fai; Chu, Sau-kwan		2016 July 23		English
	Case Reports vol. 2012 iss. sep26 1 pp.bcr2012006447—bcr2012006447 Ketamine bladder syndrome: an important differential diagnosis when assessing a patient with persistent lower urinary tract symptoms DOI: 10.1136/bcr-2012-006447 a a	Srirangam, S.; Mercer, J.		2012 September 30		English
	International Journal of Urological Nursing vol. 12 iss. 2-3 pp.76—83 Participants’ experiences of ketamine bladder syndrome: A qualitative study DOI: 10.1111/ijun.12167 a a	Gill, Paul; Logan, Karen; John, Bev; Reynolds, Fallon; Shaw, Chris; Madden, Kim		2018 July		English
	LUTS: Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms vol. 11 iss. 2 pp.O221—O223 Vascular fibrinoid necrosis in the urinary bladder of ketamine abusers: A new finding that may provide a clue to the pathogenesis of ketamine-induced vesicopathy DOI: 10.1111/luts.12221 a a	Chen, Yen-Chang; Jhang, Jia-Fong; Hsu, Yung-Hsiang; Kuo, Hann-Chorng		2018 March 11		English
	Indian Journal of Urology vol. 26 iss. 3 pp.364 Commonly used intravenous anesthetics decrease bladder contractility: An in vitro study of the effects of propofol, ketamine, and midazolam on the rat bladder DOI: 10.4103/0970-1591.70570 a a	Pampal, Arzu ;Goktas, Ozgur ;Pampal, KutlukH ;Olmez, Ercument ;Ceran, Canan	Medknow	2010		English
	The Journal of Urology vol. 187 iss. 4S pp.e370—e371 908 AUGAMENTATION ENTEROCYSTOPLASTY IS EFFECTIVE IN ERADICATING BLADDER PAIN AND IMPROVING OBJECTIVE URODYNAMIC PARAMETERS FOR PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE BLADDER DYSFUNCTION IN CHRONIC KETAMINE ABUSER DOI: 10.1016/j.juro.2012.02.1004 a a	Chung, Shiu-Dong; Wang, Chung-Cheng; Kuo, Hann-Chorng		2012 April		English
	Urological Science vol. 26 iss. 2 pp.S22 The prevalence of non-bladder comorbidity between patients with Interstitial Cystitis / Bladder Pain Syndrome (IC/BPS) and ketamine induced uropathy (KIU) DOI: 10.1016/j.urols.2015.06.278 a a	Wu, Huei-Ching; Lee, Ming-Huei; Chen, Wei-Chih		2015 June		English
	Urological Science vol. 27 iss. 2 pp.S77 Painful bladder syndrome with secondary urinary bladder contracture and bilateral vesicoureteral reflux with hydronephroureters associated with ketamine abuse DOI: 10.1016/j.urols.2016.05.291 a a	Huang, Ken-J Chien-Hsun; Chiu, Allen W.		2016 June		English
	PLoS ONE vol. 11 iss. 8 pp.e0160578 Microvascular Injury in Ketamine-Induced Bladder Dysfunction DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0160578 a a	Lin, Chih-Chieh ;Lin, Alex Tong-Long ;Yang, An-Hang ;Chen, Kuang-Kuo ;Kim, Jayoung (editor)	Public Library of Science (PLoS)	2016 August 16		English
	Case Reports vol. 2012 iss. oct30 1 pp.bcr2012007244—bcr2012007244 Illicit ketamine and its bladder consequences: is it irreversible? DOI: 10.1136/bcr-2012-007244 a a	Jalil, R. ;Gupta, S.	BMJ	2012 October 30		English
	Revista Brasileira de Psiquiatria vol. 41 iss. 3 pp.270—271 Reduced functional bladder capacity associated with ketamine use DOI: 10.1590/1516-4446-2018-0314 a a	Ramos, Sergio de P. ;Zambonato, Tatiana K. ;Graziottin, Túlio M.	FapUNIFESP (SciELO)	2019 Maio		Portuguese;English
	F1000 - Post-publication peer review of the biomedical literature Faculty of 1000 evaluation for 'Street ketamine'-associated bladder dysfunction: a report of ten cases. DOI: 10.3410/f.1089463.544709 dataset l	Hanno, Philip	Faculty of 1000 Ltd	2007 August 24
	F1000 - Post-publication peer review of the biomedical literature Faculty of 1000 evaluation for Ketamine-induced bladder fibrosis involves epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition mediated by transforming growth factor-β1. DOI: 10.3410/f.727450121.793552395 dataset l	Tyagi, Pradeep	Faculty of 1000 Ltd	2018 October 31
	F1000 - Post-publication peer review of the biomedical literature F1000Prime recommendation of Upregulation of neurotrophins and transforming growth factor-β expression in the bladder may lead to nerve hyperplasia and fibrosis in patients with severe ketamine-associated cystitis. DOI: 10.3410/f.736471835.793564460 dataset l	Tyagi, Pradeep	Faculty of 1000 Ltd	2019 August 27
	Journal of Anaesthesiology Clinical Pharmacology vol. 33 iss. 1 pp.76 Comparison between ketamine and hyoscine for the management of postoperative catheter-related bladder discomfort: A randomized controlled double-blind study DOI: 10.4103/0970-9185.202191 a a	Salama, AtefKamel	Medknow	2017		English
	Asian Journal of Neurosurgery vol. 13 iss. 4 pp.1057 Preemptive Effect of Intraurethral Instillation of Ketamine–lidocaine Gel on Postoperative Catheter-related Bladder Discomfort after Lumbar Spine Surgery DOI: 10.4103/ajns.ajns_314_17 a a	Amirjamshidi, Abbas ;Etezadi, Farhad ;Sajedi, Yasamin ;Khajavi, MohammadReza ;Moharari, RezaShariat	Medknow	2018
	Oman Medical Journal vol. 34 iss. 3 pp.212—217 The Efficacy of Intraoperative Ketamine-Haloperidol for Prevention of Catheter-related Bladder Discomfort After Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Surgery DOI: 10.5001/omj.2019.41 a a	Khajavi, Mohammad ;, ;Kamalzadeh, Nazafarin ;Pourfakhr, Pejman ;Moharari, Reza Shariat ;Etezadi, Farhad ;[...]	Oman Medical Journal	2019 May 19		English
	Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine vol. 20 iss. 5 pp.1—1 Aldh2 gene reduces oxidative stress in the bladder by regulating the NF‑κB pathway in a mouse model of ketamine‑induced cystitis DOI: 10.3892/etm.2020.9239 a a	Xi, Xiao Jian ;Chen, Shao Hua ;Mi, Hua	Spandidos Publications	2020 September 18		English
	Microscopy Research and Technique vol. 74 iss. 12 pp.1192—1198 Ketamine effects on the urogenital system—changes in the urinary bladder and sperm motility DOI: 10.1002/jemt.21014 a a	Sijie Tan; W.M. Chan; Maria S.M. Wai; Lawrence K.K. Hui; Vivian W.K. Hui; Anthony E. James; L.Y. Yeung;[...]		2011 May 11		English
	International Journal of Urology vol. 16 iss. 10 pp.826—829 Ketamine-associated bladder dysfunction DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-2042.2009.02361.x a a	Tsung-Hsun Tsai; Tai-Lung Cha; Chang-Min Lin; Chih-Wei Tsao; Shou-Hung Tang; Feng-Pin Chuang; Sheng-Tang Wu;[...]		2009 October		English

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That’s an awesome resource. Thanks for posting it.

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

I’ve been smoking weed daily for about 15 years now. I know it’s anecdotal, but my memory is a shell if what it once was. When you’re high on weed, your short term memory is GONE. With THC’s absurdly long half life, why would anyone think the memory loss wouldn’t become permanent?

i smoked all through school and did great and went to work after a few rips every morning for probably 20 years

yea there were things i wasn't on point about sometimes - but i still made it into work everyday easily - it didn't have a poor effect on my life like everything else out there if you were to do everyday

so yea - i still stand by my statement - weed is the only drug you can really get away with doing everyday

that's it

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

and ive only ever snorted K

and the friends i had that did it often would snort huge lines that would've left me in a coma - so you get quite a tolerance to it - which isn't good either

 

[Shant]

i smoked all through school and did great and went to work after a few rips every morning for probably 20 years

yea there were things i wasn't on point about sometimes - but i still made it into work everyday easily - it didn't have a poor effect on my life like everything else out there if you were to do everyday

so yea - i still stand by my statement - weed is the only drug you can really get away with doing everyday

that's it

Everything you said there is true for me as well. I’d go to word fucked up on weed AND hardcore opiates. Because I smoked the opiates vs shooting it, it never affected my work performance. Matter of fact I graduated at the top of my department (not just my class, but all the classes) doing heroin, methadone, and weed every single day. Doesn’t mean I’m not paying a price though…no free lunches.

It just means we’re functional addicts my dude. We can party and still handle our business. Sounds great, right? Unfortunately, functional addicts have a MUCH harder time getting clean because we don’t have the consequences others do. We never hit “rock bottom”.

I’ve been clean from fentanyl for over a week now and I see it as a minor miracle that I’m actually pulling it off. Yoga everyday & swimming is what’s saving my ass, I think…but I still smoke weed every night. That’s never gonna change. My memory will simply have to suffer. I got plenty of IQ points to spare, so It is what it is.

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

Doing opiates everyday and smoking weed everyday aren't even in the same realm - so don't even try to tell me that they are