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Mdai? what is it

what is mdai? is it anything like mdma? i heard it so

please someone me know as it has been offerd but im not sure what it is and would never take anything i know nothing about :)

thanks guysim not sure im in the right place here :(
 
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5,6-Methylenedioxy-2-aminoindane (MDAI)

The family of drugs typified by MDMA produce their effects through multiple mechanisms of action in the body, and consequently produce three distinct cues which animals can be trained to respond to: a stimulant cue typified by drugs such as methamphetamine, a hallucinogen cue typified by drugs such as LSD and DOM, and an "entactogen-like" cue which is produced by drugs such as MDAI and MBDB. These drugs cause drug-appropriate responses in animals trained to recognize the effects of MDMA, but do not produce responses in animals trained selectively to respond to stimulants or hallucinogens. Because these compounds selectively release serotonin in the brain but have little effect on dopamine or noradrenaline levels, they can produce empathogenic effects but without any stimulant action, instead being somewhat sedating.[2
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDAI

sounds like fun.
 
Its way too mellow, if you didn't know you had taken it you would'nt notice the effect. Its pretty worthless, Its just too mellow.
 
I agree, tried this myself and it was not worth it. Way too mellow
 
mesial said:
I agree, tried this myself and it was not worth it. Way too mellow
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so what if i was to try it with speed? would it be anything like mdma? or would i only be able to feel speed?

ither way i think ill leave it and stick to the magic :)
 
Its nice and mellow, but much less recreational than MDMA. You could take it with a small dose of a stimulant, but imo if you're looking for MDMA you're not going to find a replacement.
 
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