hamhurricane
Bluelighter
I have seen some reports on AMDIPT (all of which were written in the 90s) it seems like an interesting substitution and one which was not explored in other obvious analogs (e.g. AMDMT) and I'm guessing due to limited availability it was not tested by many psychonauts. This got me thinking, given the extreme similarity between AMT and amphetamine, is there a reason why AMT was not used by Shulgin and others psychedelic chemists to convert various successful amphetamines into tryptamines? aside from the possibility it might decrease potency a bit. Things that come to mind would be Methylenedioxyalphamethyltryptamine (MDAMT) and MDMAMT, MAMT, 4-fluoro-AMT etc. etc. etc. Is this a chemical impossibility?
EDIT: I just did a search on AMDiPT and Jamshyd referred to it as 'mythological' was this this substance proven to be non-existent at some point?
EDIT: I just did a search on AMDiPT and Jamshyd referred to it as 'mythological' was this this substance proven to be non-existent at some point?
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