LandsUnknown
Bluelighter
I'm not a chemist so I don't know about the molecular structure, but the experience reports sound primarily anticholergenic, but they didn't break through into full delirium. Perhaps, it is an anticholergenic but its effects are weak enough that users typically don't fully leave sub-delirium dose territory where perceptions are altered yet one still has insights into the fact that they have taken a drug and the hallucinations are caused by the drug rather then being real events. From my own experiences with anticholergenics (three of them, all were bad, three strikes and anticholergenics are out for me), low doses of datura and diphenhydramine (above recommended doses but below delirium doses) feel vaguely similar to the stimulation of psychedelia but with different overall effects and more of a negative, confused state that tends to bring out feelings of anger, confusion, and negativity rather than the oneness, creativity, insightful thought patterns, and expansion of the mind that I have had from LSD and mushrooms. Although, it is possible for a drug to bind to multiple receptor sites.
Therefore, perhaps it has some serotogenic effects along with a significant amount of anticholergenic effects. I would guess that it probably does have some serotogenic activity, but the experience reports indicate that for most users it probably is overshadowed by the anticholergenic effects. There does seem to be a synergy between serotogenic drugs and anticholergenics, in my experience anyways. One time, while I was on mushrooms, I took 50 milligrams of diphenhydramine (a low dose) and found that it changed the trip to become more "dreamlike" and at one point the whole world really began to feel like it was a dream. I can't describe the difference exactly, but it definitely influenced the trip in a significant way that I will admit probably would make it more difficult to handle for someone who was inexperienced with psychedelics due to the fact that it seemed to create an unusual confusion. Ayahuasca brews also contain anticholergenics in low doses, and it definitely plays a role in altering the ayahuasca experience.
So, perhaps if it binds to both receptors, it really is a unique drug most likely. However, generally speaking, it sounds like this stuff is anticholergenic enough that it probably could easily cause someone to cross over into delirium or end up having their trip turned in a strongly anticholergenic direction (e.g. anger, negativity, and delusional behavior). Plus, it apparently is a strain on the liver and kidneys. Thus, this stuff probably is best avoided honestly.
Therefore, perhaps it has some serotogenic effects along with a significant amount of anticholergenic effects. I would guess that it probably does have some serotogenic activity, but the experience reports indicate that for most users it probably is overshadowed by the anticholergenic effects. There does seem to be a synergy between serotogenic drugs and anticholergenics, in my experience anyways. One time, while I was on mushrooms, I took 50 milligrams of diphenhydramine (a low dose) and found that it changed the trip to become more "dreamlike" and at one point the whole world really began to feel like it was a dream. I can't describe the difference exactly, but it definitely influenced the trip in a significant way that I will admit probably would make it more difficult to handle for someone who was inexperienced with psychedelics due to the fact that it seemed to create an unusual confusion. Ayahuasca brews also contain anticholergenics in low doses, and it definitely plays a role in altering the ayahuasca experience.
So, perhaps if it binds to both receptors, it really is a unique drug most likely. However, generally speaking, it sounds like this stuff is anticholergenic enough that it probably could easily cause someone to cross over into delirium or end up having their trip turned in a strongly anticholergenic direction (e.g. anger, negativity, and delusional behavior). Plus, it apparently is a strain on the liver and kidneys. Thus, this stuff probably is best avoided honestly.
