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Bluelighter
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I am not sure whether this belongs in PD or ADD, so mods, move if neccessary. Also, I couldn't find anything with the search, I'm sorry if this has been discussed before.
Anyway, given the recent discussion on bufotenine (5-HO-DMT) here on BL, I've been starting to wonder about 5-substituted tryptamines in general. More specifically, the 5-hydroxy-dialkyl-T's.
In TIHKAL, Shulgin addresses only bufotenine, but concludes: "At the bottom line, I do not really know of bufotenine is a psychedelic drug. Maybe yes and maybe no." My guess is it has to do with it's apparent toxicity profile and he didn't even pursue it's analogues for that reason. However, in the light of recent discussion, it seems like this drug is very different from it's relatives in that it seems to act completely differently in it's different forms (freebase, different salts etc). Now, I'm no expert, but I would guess it could have something to do with how it crosses the BBB (in some forms, it seems to be better at that, leading to decent psychedelic activity, while in others it seems to produce next to nothing other than toxic peripheral effects).
According to reports, in some forms (namely calcium bufotenate, and free base), it is a proper psychedelic with effects similar to those of psilocin and DMT. Some go as far as to claim it's actually better than either of those due to it's length of action (two or three hours as opposed to the 6-hour ride of mushrooms or 15-minute flash of smoked DMT), which I gotta say does sound appealing indeed.
All of this leads me to wonder, what if it is similar to other analogs as well? I for one would be more than happy to see a 2-hour version of miprocin, iprocin, etc. Of course, with those chemicals, the length of action profile might not be similar, but still, things like 5-HO-MiPT, 5-HO-DiPT, 5-HO-DPT, 5-HO-MET, etc might be an interesting area to explore. Or am I completely off here? Any thoughts on this would be much appreciated.
To take this even further, how about esthers of these molecules, such as 5-AcO-DMT and the like? Could also be interesting to explore, no?
Of course I realize, that even bufotenine has not yet been properly researched in many aspects (other than it's widely known to be used in native snuffs for a long time!), just throwing ideas out there to see what others think of these potential areas to explore some time in the future of psychedelic research. Also, if anyone knows of any information on this subject, a push in the right direction would be much appreciated.
So anyway, discuss!
Anyway, given the recent discussion on bufotenine (5-HO-DMT) here on BL, I've been starting to wonder about 5-substituted tryptamines in general. More specifically, the 5-hydroxy-dialkyl-T's.
In TIHKAL, Shulgin addresses only bufotenine, but concludes: "At the bottom line, I do not really know of bufotenine is a psychedelic drug. Maybe yes and maybe no." My guess is it has to do with it's apparent toxicity profile and he didn't even pursue it's analogues for that reason. However, in the light of recent discussion, it seems like this drug is very different from it's relatives in that it seems to act completely differently in it's different forms (freebase, different salts etc). Now, I'm no expert, but I would guess it could have something to do with how it crosses the BBB (in some forms, it seems to be better at that, leading to decent psychedelic activity, while in others it seems to produce next to nothing other than toxic peripheral effects).
According to reports, in some forms (namely calcium bufotenate, and free base), it is a proper psychedelic with effects similar to those of psilocin and DMT. Some go as far as to claim it's actually better than either of those due to it's length of action (two or three hours as opposed to the 6-hour ride of mushrooms or 15-minute flash of smoked DMT), which I gotta say does sound appealing indeed.
All of this leads me to wonder, what if it is similar to other analogs as well? I for one would be more than happy to see a 2-hour version of miprocin, iprocin, etc. Of course, with those chemicals, the length of action profile might not be similar, but still, things like 5-HO-MiPT, 5-HO-DiPT, 5-HO-DPT, 5-HO-MET, etc might be an interesting area to explore. Or am I completely off here? Any thoughts on this would be much appreciated.
To take this even further, how about esthers of these molecules, such as 5-AcO-DMT and the like? Could also be interesting to explore, no?
Of course I realize, that even bufotenine has not yet been properly researched in many aspects (other than it's widely known to be used in native snuffs for a long time!), just throwing ideas out there to see what others think of these potential areas to explore some time in the future of psychedelic research. Also, if anyone knows of any information on this subject, a push in the right direction would be much appreciated.
So anyway, discuss!