4-AcO-DMT multistage effects and visual dropoff
Evening PD,
I have taken 4-AcO-DMT twice now, and I have experienced something I found rather interesting that you might be able to shed some light on.
For some context on an experience which seems fairly typical:
The first time was 20mg oral. A friend and I spent about an hour and a half in a mild headspace and visuals before at about the two hour mark before rapidly transitioning (over 10 minutes or so) into a considerably more 'psychedelic' trip. The trip lasted about 5 hours with a gradual, pleasant comedown.
The second time was 30mg oral (well over two months later, no interim substances, taken in liquid, reminded my of green tea). This time however was very different in ways beyond what I would consider atypical of a higher dose.
On this occasion, the come up was much more rapid, around 30 minutes to full 'psilocin' level effects. Strong visuals etc etc. This lasted about 2.5 hours.
It is at this point where I had a strange experience. Over the course of <5 minutes, the intensity of the visual experience went from 100% to quite literally zero. Open and closed eye. Gone completely. I was overcome by negative emotion, and the subsequent events ended up being the most powerful of my life, even staring into the back of my eyelids.
Now, I would have considered this an atypical experience if several friends had not also experienced similar effects at this dosage level (even with different batches from different vendors).
At lower doses, we all had gradual, multistage come ups with distinct transitions, 5-6 hour durations and gradual come downs.
At higher doses (30-40mg), all of us had rapid, single stage come ups, intense experiences for about 2-2.5 hours, followed by a complete visual (CEV and OEV) drop off which lasted for about 45 minutes, then a rapid return to baseline.
What intrigues me, is that I have never come across a report detailing effects of this nature at doses similar or higher to what we have taken. The vast majority of reports reflect the 'typical' experience which I experienced the first time. Can anyone shed light on what might be behind this?
Thanks!
caitsith
Evening PD,
I have taken 4-AcO-DMT twice now, and I have experienced something I found rather interesting that you might be able to shed some light on.
For some context on an experience which seems fairly typical:
The first time was 20mg oral. A friend and I spent about an hour and a half in a mild headspace and visuals before at about the two hour mark before rapidly transitioning (over 10 minutes or so) into a considerably more 'psychedelic' trip. The trip lasted about 5 hours with a gradual, pleasant comedown.
The second time was 30mg oral (well over two months later, no interim substances, taken in liquid, reminded my of green tea). This time however was very different in ways beyond what I would consider atypical of a higher dose.
On this occasion, the come up was much more rapid, around 30 minutes to full 'psilocin' level effects. Strong visuals etc etc. This lasted about 2.5 hours.
It is at this point where I had a strange experience. Over the course of <5 minutes, the intensity of the visual experience went from 100% to quite literally zero. Open and closed eye. Gone completely. I was overcome by negative emotion, and the subsequent events ended up being the most powerful of my life, even staring into the back of my eyelids.
Now, I would have considered this an atypical experience if several friends had not also experienced similar effects at this dosage level (even with different batches from different vendors).
At lower doses, we all had gradual, multistage come ups with distinct transitions, 5-6 hour durations and gradual come downs.
At higher doses (30-40mg), all of us had rapid, single stage come ups, intense experiences for about 2-2.5 hours, followed by a complete visual (CEV and OEV) drop off which lasted for about 45 minutes, then a rapid return to baseline.
What intrigues me, is that I have never come across a report detailing effects of this nature at doses similar or higher to what we have taken. The vast majority of reports reflect the 'typical' experience which I experienced the first time. Can anyone shed light on what might be behind this?
Thanks!
caitsith