Ketamine Addicts 'Unite'
So where are all the addicts?


If only there were a way to reverse tolerance. I've been doing K for 4+ years in a very addicted manner. I did 20 grams (that's 20 vials) of K a month at one point for 6 months straight. That is how K-Land is truly experienced. I was not sober, I did repeated hourly IM injections with dried bumps in between. That is where I earned most of my seemingly permanent tolerance. Doing bumps now, I would waste grams in a day and get little out of it.
I either have to IM or IV... and GOD the IV's can get ugly. Lots of blood, lots of lines down your arm. Not quite as bad as heroin tracks, but similar enough.
Needless to say my arms are covered in tracks
I typically IM 50mg of K every half hour. The effects stack depending on if it's Veterinarian K or Human-grade. With human-grade I do that every 15 minutes. My deltoids get so sore when I would run out of K because the ability to feel pain returns. Then there's all that goddamned Norketamine in the system, which makes you feel like crap if you've just binged on 5 grams in a couple days. Not to mention the weight loss. SUGAR KILLS K. Try it, eat a candy bar on K and watch you'll have to do MORE K to get high again. The reason is glutamate. Ketamine blocks glutamate in the NMDA and AMPA receptors. Eating sugar restores this in your brain and overrides the Ketamines block. Ever heard of 'Heroin Sheik'?
Try losing 10-15 lbs in a week binge. Ketamine also is a stimulant, not a depressant, and it will raise your metabolism long after the psychological effects wear off. It's kinda cool if you want to be able to eat a bunch of junk food --- not cool if like me you don't eat that shit lol Only organics and rarely sugars. Here's a picture, look at my arms.. this too is about 2 years old. I look anorexic. It happens with K. If you become addicted, it will raise its head as a side-effect for you too.
Still: I love this drug and it is very safe. It is virtually non-toxic and very forgiving. My vitals and organ funtions are still in tip-top shape at 27 years old.. even after all the abuse.
However, there is such a stigma (and also great risk) to using needles... and believe me, if you snort K long enough eventually you will either A) get bored and quit because you're afraid of needles or B) start with IM's then graduate to IV use.
I know because many of my raver and K-buddies followed me, just not quite as far. So regardless of the fact that no one has physically died from Ketamine alone (except in the hospital due to surgical complications)...... if you end up abusing this drug the people around you will more than likely freak out.
I'm a california state ceritified and nationally certified phlebotomist, which is how I got my syringes. Always stay sterile and clean, there is risk of Hep, HIV etc..
NEVER SHARE SHIT.
NEVER share a liquid vial once the needle has been poked into it and into your body then back into the vial. Pieces of your blood and friends blood as well as muscle and vein tissue (containing possible virus) get in the vial. Luckily I was always too greedy and fiendish with the shit to share my vials like that.
K is a wonderful antidepressant and has the most amazing anxiolytic properties that dwarf any SSRI or SNRI known to man. But when abused it can really become a creature of the opposite character. I find my personality to be much more PARANOID than before. Ketamine's antidepressant effects don't happen anymore for me... or they're not that noticable. I just have a lot of energy from the increased metabolism for a few days after a binge which actually causes me more anxiety and I get all OCD cleaning that house.
It's not meth. Meth is dirty dog shit. But a lot of the side-effects mimic meth in the long term.
Paranoia, weight loss, depression, less ability to "feel" as far as find anything BUT using Ketamine pleasurable. Simple pleasures are non-existant to me anymore. I fiend to do K with everything, regardless of the high tolerance. I waste endless vials and just piss off everyone who loves me. So I guess all I'm trying to portray here is a real version of a Ketamine addict. The good, bad, and the ugly. I'm an open book and I think you and anyone wanting to get into this drug should check this out.
I didn't become an addict overnight -- but PRETTY damn quickly. Ketamine is the love of my life and also the worst thing that ever happened to me.
Regards,
Elemya
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