Hi,
I have noticed that long aerobic exercise during come-up takes away some bodyload etc, but is it healthy? I have actually thought about making weekly swimming "trips" so this is question is a personally urgent matter
If serotonergic psychedelics are vasoconstrictors, could exercise lead to heart damage due to cardiac muscle hypoxia-induced hypertrophy?
I'm not even aware can psychedelics (or like James Callaway says, entheodelics) cause cardial vasoconstriction.
They certainly cause cerebral vasoconstriction since triptans can prevent migraine, and at least ergotism can lead to peripheral gangrene due to extreme vasoconstriction.
I haven't found any good articles related to vascular effects of psychedelics, especially related to the heart. I also don't know could faster cardiac rhythm counter the effect of vasoconstriction or even actually increase its own circulation via higher circulation speed and BP.
My fellow travellers, could you please enlighten me on these matters?
I have noticed that long aerobic exercise during come-up takes away some bodyload etc, but is it healthy? I have actually thought about making weekly swimming "trips" so this is question is a personally urgent matter
If serotonergic psychedelics are vasoconstrictors, could exercise lead to heart damage due to cardiac muscle hypoxia-induced hypertrophy?
I'm not even aware can psychedelics (or like James Callaway says, entheodelics) cause cardial vasoconstriction.
They certainly cause cerebral vasoconstriction since triptans can prevent migraine, and at least ergotism can lead to peripheral gangrene due to extreme vasoconstriction.
I haven't found any good articles related to vascular effects of psychedelics, especially related to the heart. I also don't know could faster cardiac rhythm counter the effect of vasoconstriction or even actually increase its own circulation via higher circulation speed and BP.
My fellow travellers, could you please enlighten me on these matters?
