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Bluelighter
Provided that there are these risks of serotonin syndrome what is the safest way for someone to proceed given the choice to use? Supplements? Dose? Available antidotes to have on hand?
^ another quality post. It would indeed be a remarkable conspiracy if deaths were reported from several different countries (3 so far) by completely independent sources, backed by valid medical and coroners reports. And equally as incredible if the substance in question eroused suspicion via it's projected SAR, before any human trials (save for shulgin) even trickled in. And then, even more amazing, when reports of problems began to show up they were the exact symptoms usually associated with the potential problems of these nature. But hey, everything is a conspiracy, right?
Also, a huge variation exists amongst individuals in their susceptibility to "serotonin syndrome". We don't know why this but it is widely assumed to be genetic. So, what doesn't kill 9 dudes could kill the tenth. And individuals vary quite a bit themselves. Meaning, what doesn't kill you 9 times could kill you the tenth.
Not fear mongering, just stating the obvious,in that it appears there are problems with this substance and that due caution is advised.
Provided that there are these risks of serotonin syndrome what is the safest way for someone to proceed given the choice to use? Supplements? Dose? Available antidotes to have on hand?
Benzodiazepines are a must.
Also, after reading the forums, i get the feeling that taking citalopram (perhaps other SSRIs?) actually makes these substances more potent/pleasant. Would this make any sense or is it me jumping to silly conclusions? I've tried my best reading up how all these drugs affect my mind and body, but i'm not particularly savvy with all the science stuffWould be cool if someone could shed some light on this for me.
Not a must with this one come down is easy. Be safe and dont overdo it.
Under normal circumstances they are not needed but if you`ve been following this thread then you should know by now WHY they are now `a MUST`
If you are using stimulants and have problems Benzos can save lives no doubt. I would never use a stimulant without having benzos on hand. This is probably what you would get injected in the ambulance of course depending on your situation.