50 grams of MXE sounds like a lot, and frankly to me it is, but does that change a little when we compare it to 50 grams of ketamine? Because I'm not sure at all that it matters to your bladder or kidneys how potent the drug is. A ketamine addict could use a gram a day and go through 50 grams within 2 months. I am not saying that is a good idea either mind you!!
My point is that when talking about 50 grams of MXE we should not confuse potency of psychological effects with potential for physical damage. When I hear that someone has used that much MXE, because of the potency I would maybe worry more about harm to the brain.
This difference reminds me a bit of MDMA and methylone. In my experience (and a lot of my friends felt the same way) methylone can be used a lot more often than MDMA without or before disastrous results for mood and emotional stability happening. I now believe that methylone depletes your reserves in a more sidious way and it can chronically exhaust you.
And that kind of brings me to my point: we can sometimes be surprised by absence of certain side-effects that were expected from a drug looking at its analogues. This may trick us into thinking that it is more abuse-friendly, so the limit is pushed and later we discover that we didn't get away with it after all and there are just other side-effects that are less apparent.
Friends, don't let your enthousiasm get the better of you. Frequently remind yourself that it is best to assume that side-effects are creeping and it may be years before we start seeing patterns more clearly.
My point is that when talking about 50 grams of MXE we should not confuse potency of psychological effects with potential for physical damage. When I hear that someone has used that much MXE, because of the potency I would maybe worry more about harm to the brain.
This difference reminds me a bit of MDMA and methylone. In my experience (and a lot of my friends felt the same way) methylone can be used a lot more often than MDMA without or before disastrous results for mood and emotional stability happening. I now believe that methylone depletes your reserves in a more sidious way and it can chronically exhaust you.
And that kind of brings me to my point: we can sometimes be surprised by absence of certain side-effects that were expected from a drug looking at its analogues. This may trick us into thinking that it is more abuse-friendly, so the limit is pushed and later we discover that we didn't get away with it after all and there are just other side-effects that are less apparent.
Friends, don't let your enthousiasm get the better of you. Frequently remind yourself that it is best to assume that side-effects are creeping and it may be years before we start seeing patterns more clearly.