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Old 22-08-2007, 22:53
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ludiomil and LSD

anyone used this before?how did it effect your lsd experiance?also did anyone experiance a change in dream patterns after words?
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Re: ludiomil

What is it?
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Re: ludiomil and LSD

Ludiomil is Maprotiline, a tetracyclic antidepressant, with SNRI properties and also effects on serotonin. It also has anti-histamine effects.

SWIJ would imagine that the effects of LSD might be lessened by it
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Re: ludiomil and LSD

LUDIOMIL - I got inspiration to try LSD with Ludiomil (an anti-depressant) after reading an article in Psychedelic Monographs and Essays where the experimenter reported having lucid dreams after using this combination. This perked my interest as I've been a practitioner of lucid dreaming for the past few years. The experience was quite enjoyable and exceeded my expectations. During the experience I found that Ludiomil nearly doubled the strength of the acid, while slightly altering the experience. I felt as though there was a thin invisible membrane between myself and anything my senses touched upon. This felt novel but did not allow me to feel completely "merged with the experience" as is common while on acid. My thought flow also seemed a bit different including what felt like "bleed through" from the dream state.
I didn't experience anything unusual during my sleep the first night. But on the next night I had some 25 to 30 highly vivid dreams. I continued having these vivid dreams, in decreasing numbers, for the next three or four nights. One point to note here is that the dreams I experienced, although quite vivid, did not fit the definition of Lucid Dreams as defined by Stephen LaBerge or others in the Lucid Dreaming field. LaBerge uses Lucid Dream to mean a dream in which you are aware that you are dreaming, frequently have access to the memories of your normal waking consciousness, and may be able to manipulate the events in your dream. http://www.lavondyss.com/donut/guide/lsd.html
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