Xorkoth
Bluelight Crew
^^ I don't know... in my experience, tripping too often causes the physical side-effects of psychedelics to be reduced significantly.
spacefacethebassace said:I absolutely cannot imagine snorting 90 mg of DPT.
There are so many reports on erowid of serious adverse reactions to this drug that I'm not quite sure how to proceed with it. I've insufflated it twice at 18 mg and 25 mg and I'm not at all comfortable with increasing my dose. This drug seems dangerous and unpredictable.
For those of you who have insufflated/injected large amounts, how has your body felt during those experiences? Have you experienced uncontrollable and frightening muscle tremors? High blood pressure? Tachycardia?
Maybe I've been tripping too often recently and the unpleasant physical effects have become more manifest?
crOOk said:Haha, sounds familiar. I once snorted 100mg racemic Ketamine HCl and when it began to take effect,
Jamshyd said:Um... the avarage psychedelic dose of DPT seems to be around the 80 - 120mg point insufflated from all the reports I've read and from experience (for me, a fully active insufflated dose on its own must be above 150mg - and I only use psychedelics in general 5 or so times a year only (note: not dissociatives). However, it is active on as little as 25mg as a mood/cognitive elevator. Kind of like LSD's activity in micrograms - it is active at 25ug and it is still active at 200ug. This means it has a large therapeutic range, Imo.
As for adverse effects, these are mostly psychological due to intensity. I do not think I've ever heard it causing things like tachychardia the way 5-MeO-DMT does. There are some tremors, but tryptamines in general tend to cause tremors.
I do agree that DPT is not for the inexperienced though.
spacefacethebassace said:I absolutely cannot imagine snorting 90 mg of DPT.
There are so many reports on erowid of serious adverse reactions to this drug that I'm not quite sure how to proceed with it. I've insufflated it twice at 18 mg and 25 mg and I'm not at all comfortable with increasing my dose. This drug seems dangerous and unpredictable.
For those of you who have insufflated/injected large amounts, how has your body felt during those experiences? Have you experienced uncontrollable and frightening muscle tremors? High blood pressure? Tachycardia?
Maybe I've been tripping too often recently and the unpleasant physical effects have become more manifest?
Synesthete said:EXACTLY THE SAME FOR ME. Should I be trying this oral in orange juice?
morninggloryseed said:That decision is best made yourself. DPT orally is certainly 'safer' than rapidly introducing it to your CNS. I look very forward to taking DPT the next time dissolved in OJ. I've primarily worked with it via IM injection and insufflation, but I prefer longer experiences myself.
PS...I never experienced any severe side effects with DPT. The only psychedelic to ever give me tremors was ethocin (4-hydroxy-N,N-DET)
Xorkoth said:Yes; tryptamine tolerance builds very rapidly. Wait at least a week between doses. Sometimes if you're starting very low and working up to an active dose you can leave just a few days between, but with full doses, a week is generally necessary to remove physical tolerance. If you trip every week for a long period of time, however, mental tolerance to the psychedelic mindstate begins to build, and that takes much longer to dissipate. Take it from me. In some ways I find tolerance to the psychedelic mindstate very valuable because it means you're hovering around at the edge of that state all the time, but it's ultimately a wasteful way to use your drugs, and it makes it difficult to have the kind of experiences you used to.