StretchOutAndWait
Bluelighter
Hi,
I've never taken 4-HO-MET before and given what I've read about the bodyload, which I'm extremely sensitive to in all psychedelic drugs due to a chronic pain condition, I probably wouldn't bother unless I could take it with a therapeutic dose of Tramadol (100mg). I've happily mixed Tramadol with phenethylamines in the past (notably in the 2c family) and found it lovely, but never tryptamines.
I'm wondering whether anyone is aware of any potentially adverse consequences of mixing the two. Sorry for asking this fairly basic question - I've used the search function and can find a little info (here and here) but not as much as I hoped.
As I understand it, 4-HO-MET is a functional analogue of psilocin and so should act on the 5HT 2A and 2C receptors. As I've been fine combining Tramadol and 2ci (which acts on the same receptors), there is no obvious reason why there should be an issue with 4-HO-MET unless there is vastly different activity at the receptor, which there might be (I have no idea - does anyone?).
Assuming there isn't, then while of course anything I did would be at my own risk and drugs have unpredictable consequences, as far as I can see there is no obvious reason that this combination should be problematic. Does this make sense? Does anyone have any other information, or know differently?
I've never taken 4-HO-MET before and given what I've read about the bodyload, which I'm extremely sensitive to in all psychedelic drugs due to a chronic pain condition, I probably wouldn't bother unless I could take it with a therapeutic dose of Tramadol (100mg). I've happily mixed Tramadol with phenethylamines in the past (notably in the 2c family) and found it lovely, but never tryptamines.
I'm wondering whether anyone is aware of any potentially adverse consequences of mixing the two. Sorry for asking this fairly basic question - I've used the search function and can find a little info (here and here) but not as much as I hoped.
As I understand it, 4-HO-MET is a functional analogue of psilocin and so should act on the 5HT 2A and 2C receptors. As I've been fine combining Tramadol and 2ci (which acts on the same receptors), there is no obvious reason why there should be an issue with 4-HO-MET unless there is vastly different activity at the receptor, which there might be (I have no idea - does anyone?).
Assuming there isn't, then while of course anything I did would be at my own risk and drugs have unpredictable consequences, as far as I can see there is no obvious reason that this combination should be problematic. Does this make sense? Does anyone have any other information, or know differently?
