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I've read this only slightly crosses the blood brain barrier. Does it have any activity at all?
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alphamethylserotonin
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It's in TIHKAL, oh no sorry thats another term for 5-MeO-aMT
Well the 5-HO is apparently too polar so it would be broken down very fast, maybe you get a flushing effect. If this would be active I suspect you would need to smoke it like bufotenin. Considering the similarity to 5-MeO-aMT personally I would not attempt this.
Well the 5-HO is apparently too polar so it would be broken down very fast, maybe you get a flushing effect. If this would be active I suspect you would need to smoke it like bufotenin. Considering the similarity to 5-MeO-aMT personally I would not attempt this.
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No, I'm talking about 5-HO-αMT. 5-MeO-aMT is the O-methylated analogue.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha-Methylserotonin
Wiki reports "weak or nonexistent" mental effects. But there's obviously a difference between weak or nonexistent. Weak suggests that it might have significant effects in quantity.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha-Methylserotonin
Wiki reports "weak or nonexistent" mental effects. But there's obviously a difference between weak or nonexistent. Weak suggests that it might have significant effects in quantity.
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since the 5-ho is further away from the nitrogen than the 4-ho of psilocin, it is not expected to form an internal salt and pass the blood-brain barrier. so "weak" probably means it causes uncomfortable peripheral effects long before anything good happens. Probably very dangerous to overdose on or combine with anything that also releases monoamines.