5-meo-amt

[gregus01]

Experience with this has been pretty negative. The side effects (queasy, etc.) can be dealt with, but the problem was swim could never really get a full trip out of it. He tried all different levels from 6mg to 13mg, but really only reached the threshold level.

[Nagognog2]

Could you explain how you can post this down one thread:


i found that the rc's i tried, 2-ci, 5meo-amt had so few hangover type effects that they became borderline psychologically adictive. I still love em, just have to be careful with how often i take em.


And here say that your experience has been negative? This is rather confusing. I have heard of love/hate relations - but???

[allyourbase]

the first half hour of 5meoAMT can be hell. you get nauseous possibly have a BM, and youre ungodly wired (a state I cannot stand), but once all that static has cleared it is really a great compound, Ive done some extensive time with it. it is VERY euphoric and thus I can completely agree that it may be psychologically addicting. aside from its obvious detractions (nausea, long duration of action) it is really a wonderful compound.

[Ganesha]

Since this is supposed to be the drug-info thread for 5-meo-amt I think this belongs in here:

confirmed 5-meo-amt-death:

In October 2004, several newspapers reported that Gloria Discerni, a student at North Idaho College, had died after an LSD overdose. Initial reports stated that a friend of Discerni, another freshman named Cameron Jester, added somewhere between 6 and 12 "drops" or "hits" of LSD to her orange juice. Reports vary on whether or not she knew the material was in her drink (most suggest she did), and we do know that Jester also consumed the material. Discerni relatively quickly began having a negative reaction to the ingestion including vomiting and "slipping in and out of consciousness". Gloria Discerni went into a coma and was removed from life support three days later, on October 15, at the hospital.

Though initial reports identified the substance as "LSD", those of us familiar with the range of psychoactives quickly suspected that it was some other material, perhaps a research chemical such as 5-MeO-AMT. There are only one or two known deaths directly resulting from the LSD ingestion, and rarely, if ever, is this sort of negative physical reaction seen to a dose of 6-12 hits. Subsequent toxicology results verified that the substance was, in fact, 5-MeO-AMT, not LSD. A medical examiner's office representative describing the case mentions the presence of bupropion (Wellbutrin; Zyban) metabolite. Bupropion is known to lower seizure threshold and could have contributed to Discerni's death.

From Erowid: http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_media2.shtml

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