paracelsius
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This compound was made in Russia (well..Soviet Union) long time ago in the 70s. Quite clever synthesis how they made it from plain amphetamine! very clever indeed.
It is the benzimidazole homolog of 5-IT (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-IT)
Notice 5-IT is a stimulant not a tryptamine in terms of effects! even tho it is an aminoethyl indole! It is more like 4-MAR oxazolines types releasers (ratios of DA-NE-SERT release wise). Was actually described by Shulgin in TIHKAL : "at 20 milligrams orally, [it] is a long-lived stimulant producing increased heart-rate, anorexia, diuresis, and slight hyperthermia for about twelve hours..." I guess it is slightly empathogenic.
I wonder if the corresponding N-methyl compounds have ever been made. Especially that of the benzimidazole above. It looks relatively more balanced toward DA-NE than SERT. 5-IT is more like 4-MAR (ratio release dat-net-sert ~ 1:1:8 and 1:1:10 for the latter ). I suspect the benzimidazole would have less serotonergic and more like meth (~1:1:30) than 4-MAR or somewhere in between 4-MAR and METH. Why? because increasing polarity of the five member ring decrease SERT release (cf Naphthalene v MD v di-Me ..etc). Decreasing SERT would make it safer but I worry about 5-HT2b issues like with MDMA and APBs.
edit: Being more polar it would probably have less of the ultra long duration of 5-IT described by Shulgin.
It is the benzimidazole homolog of 5-IT (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-IT)
Notice 5-IT is a stimulant not a tryptamine in terms of effects! even tho it is an aminoethyl indole! It is more like 4-MAR oxazolines types releasers (ratios of DA-NE-SERT release wise). Was actually described by Shulgin in TIHKAL : "at 20 milligrams orally, [it] is a long-lived stimulant producing increased heart-rate, anorexia, diuresis, and slight hyperthermia for about twelve hours..." I guess it is slightly empathogenic.
I wonder if the corresponding N-methyl compounds have ever been made. Especially that of the benzimidazole above. It looks relatively more balanced toward DA-NE than SERT. 5-IT is more like 4-MAR (ratio release dat-net-sert ~ 1:1:8 and 1:1:10 for the latter ). I suspect the benzimidazole would have less serotonergic and more like meth (~1:1:30) than 4-MAR or somewhere in between 4-MAR and METH. Why? because increasing polarity of the five member ring decrease SERT release (cf Naphthalene v MD v di-Me ..etc). Decreasing SERT would make it safer but I worry about 5-HT2b issues like with MDMA and APBs.
edit: Being more polar it would probably have less of the ultra long duration of 5-IT described by Shulgin.