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NBOME Side effects

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DylanG204

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Has anybody been using any NBOME chemical frequentley and noticecd any side effects?


I notice it is very toxic for skin, worsening complextion on face making acne and various other side effects.

and possible damage too circulitory system.

I have not used more than 10-20mg over a year and i have decided too stop using this class




any other side effects from this drug?
 
I have noticed no side effects at all from 25C. Then again I haven't taken it frequently. The 2 week cool-down combined with sensible dosage increments haven't allowed for over-use. I imagine frequent dosing of anything is bad, but at 0.35 to 0.7 mg per dose there simply isnt enough material to be that toxic. For me thats the beauty of this class, the effective doses are so small they cant be that toxic.
 
I have never abused nbome but i did take a bit too much one time and had no side affects after what so ever not even extreme hppd like 2c's cause and i took around 20 mg at once buccally and had the most intense psychedelic experience of my life i have heard it messed with something in your brain that controls you temperature some people have gone to the hospital and because there body is unable to regulate and people feel cold all the time thats the only proven side effect i've read about.
 
Worsening complexion could be related to sweating while under the influence of the drug, particularly if you let it get bad before you go shower and cool off. Lots of sweating is usually a big cause of acne and bad skin.

What evidence do you have of damage to the circulatory system/or what makes you suspect you have this sort of damage? If you have damaged yourself in this way it'd be good to get the information out there in the hope that others lessen their frequency of use and are careful.
 
Personally, even with weekly usage, I haven't noticed any adverse side effects, which is why I love NBOMes so much as well, even many less side effects than LSD.
 
I've heard some people say it effects the oil in their hair.
Not saying it's true, but 2 people've said that their hair was different for a few weeks after an NBOMe binge.
 
^ What was your dosage? It'd help to know if you were pushing the dose too high or if this was at a regular dose level, because if it's at a regular dose level it highlights the fact that these seem to be reacting badly with a lot of individuals, and people should take care no matter the dose they take.
 
Apologies for deletion... arguing with how to put things.

First dose embarrassingly high. 2.4 mg. Subsequent doses much less yielding similar results... just more tolerable (but myself prefers sober to this compound at this time).

Definitely people need to take care.

For others- I mentioned before deletion how I felt pressure/numbness/weakness in left side of chest and arm... face. Had to lay down and just try to relax/survive for two hours. Cold sweat. Heart had been flying off handle in an uncomfortable way.

When pulled through though... enjoyed. And redosed. I was able to handle it okay then.

I had an idea that to take a very very very tiny amount, to introduce- then more later, might soften the negative- but I'm done testing this one.
 
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This is why I try to keep a wristband BP/heart rate monitor laying around for my trips, because on a lot of chemicals at higher doses I've had panic attacks that resembled the effects of an upcoming heart attack, and it was only seeing my normal/barely elevated heart rate and normal BP that I finally managed to relax and end the attack.

It also means if I have got into dangerous territory I know and can dose lower or avoid that particular drug in future.

Sometimes the results are rather surprising, as on a combination of MDPV, Amphetamine, Ethylphenidate, Pentedrone, IAP and MDMA (don't try this, I was in the depths of a PV binge, bad idea) my blood pressure was only 120/80 rather than its usual 120/70, and my heart rate was only 75 rather than its usual 60 - despite the fact I felt like my chest was about to explode. Another time however when I was on 6-APB and felt fine, I measured my BP and HR and my BP was 130/95, and heart rate was 170+ bpm, despite the fact I was on the comedown and stimulants rarely raise my HR past even 80bpm. It stopped me from dosing above 150mg+ with 6-APB ;)

Got a little off-topic there but yeah, it might be worth someone measuring BP/heart rate on these, looking for common signs of vasoconstriction etc at the doses they've tried and report back.
 
As for vasconstriction risk, why not have a bottle of spirits on hand as alcohol is a vasodilator? Truly for medicinal purposes of course <3
 
I can't have alcohol as I'm lacking proper levels of enzyme to properly break it down or neutralize ir- myself. But I guess Id take that reaction over the other. Really not horrible. Then again I have no idea how they would react together.

I am ordering some alprazolam at some point.

I dont think its necessarily the rate and bp... but just unnatural"" rate... I dont really know. Could the extreme pressure left side numbess simply be anxiety attack?
 
TryptamineBunny said:
I have noticed no side effects at all from 25C. Then again I haven't taken it frequently. The 2 week cool-down combined with sensible dosage increments haven't allowed for over-use. I imagine frequent dosing of anything is bad, but at 0.35 to 0.7 mg per dose there simply isnt enough material to be that toxic. For me thats the beauty of this class, the effective doses are so small they cant be that toxic.
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That doesn't actually make sense. Bromodragonfly is very similar structurally and definitely toxic.
 
I think one thing needs to borne in mind: vasoconstriction.

I once had an attack of severe vasoconstriction on 5-MeO-MiPT after multiple redoses, and I was feeling it for days. This tells me that either there must be some metabolite lingering in the body for many days, perhaps weeks afterwards which is able to stay binded to 5ht-2a receptors in the vascular system, or else there's a lasting vasoconstriction caused by some other means. Either way, the possibility is there with NBOMes and other similar compounds which cause vasoconstriction too.

If this is happening with the NBOMes (and it seems clear that their tolerance lasts for a long time) then it could explain some of the dermatological problems reported. Vasocontriction means lack of blood flow to the external areas of the body, including the skin. And lack of blood flow means lack of proper nutrients reaching the skin for proper growth and replenishment.

This is why smokers have bad skin, and why it is important for burns victims not to smoke during the healing of skin grafts. I have a friend who once had a massive burn on his leg, and the skin graft wasn't healing because he was smoking ciggarettes (because ciggarettes are vasocontrictive). And ciggarettes are markedly less vasoconstrictive than psychedelics.

Just a thought to put out there. It probably isn't the wisest thing to be using these compounds on a regular basis.
 
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