greetings,
While I have no real knowledge of chemistry, I guess like many people reading through this thread I have tried several other drugs like Mephedrone like mdma and various legal highs etc. So I may have a few insights people might find useful...
In around 48 hours we had approximately 2.0 of Mephedrone, and this is 1st time I have taken a large-ish dose of it - when I compare it to the effects/side-effects of everthing else I have to say that my impressions are good.
Now this might sound stupid to some, especially those approaching the subject from a purely scientific stance. But I think that your bodies reaction to a chemical is important and should not be ignored - very simple reactions like being sick are obvious signs that your body is rejecting what you have taken in - as is feeling nauseous when deciding to re-dose - there are many others. When taking anything i/legal be your own guinea pig, if you react badly to it, you should be making a decision at that point if taking it again is wise. |Eg. Eating magic mushrooms makes me gag and feel nauseous, but I will still take them every couple of years - but not frequently. And the legal high 'purple ohms' (BZP + other stuff...?) I will never go near ever again, purely because of how long it took me to right myself again after having it.
All that said, taking any drug regularly is just a bad idea - and it is worth assessing why you choose to do so (very different subject)
The discussion as to the few unusual and extreme reactions is not limited to unknown substances/illegal/recreational drugs. Look at the huge lists of possible side affects of prescription and over the counter drugs - ranging from mild irritations to death... while most people will have none at all - everyone is different and we all react to what-ever we put into our bodies differently (it seems I'm allergic to mint-sauce....)
Sorry about the rant, it is just my thoughts on the matter, and definately doesn't cover the whole subject - though to me it seems logical. I guess I'm just saying be responsible for yourself - you don't need a scientific study to tell you that something is bad for you, you can do that yourself.