XPost: alt.drugs.psychedelics, alt.drugs, alt.drugs.rfg
XPost: rec.drugs.psychedelic
From: rfgdxm@SPAMSUCKSmochamail.com
jackthetab wrote:
> << LSD.>>>
>
> then you obviously -
> 1) are stupid and cannot tell the difference between
> lsd and dxm
> 2) have never tried with one of those substances
> 3) too wasted to actually compare either
>
> i am not all gung ho on lsd being "the psychedelic",
> as certianly i like others more...however, i have never
> had a dxm experience to be closely related to lsd over
> my many years of using both substances. i know everyone
> has different experiences, but surely they cannot run
> amok like this......
>
> i think you are crazy.
Did you find DXM to be like codeine? I agree DXM isn't "*very* much like
LSD". However, it does cause hallucinations and bizarre mental states. I
include here my own personal experience. And, I have had *lots* of
experience with codeine dating to a couple decades ago. I in fact first
tried DXM looking for a codeine substitute. I was dissapointed to find that
DXM was a psychedelic, and not a narcotic. I confess to have been very
sloppy in my initial research at the local med school library. After
discovering that DXM for me was obviously a psychedelic, I went back to the
med school library and asked to speak with the head librarian about this.
After politely asking the librarian about this (I before this had learned
how valuable the assistance of a good librarian is), the librarian realized
my error. And, provided me with the appropriate peer reviewed article
citations about the psychedelic properties of DXM. As this college has 2 of
the most notable med schools in the state (both MD and DO colleges), all
these peer reviewed journals were available. These clearly indicated the
psychedelic properties of DXM were well known in the medical community.
--
http://www.dextromethorphan.ws/
For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers.
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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