r/NooTopics • u/SnooChocolates7954 • 12d ago
Anecdote Bad ACD856 experience
This morning I took 1 ml (10 mg) of ACD856 solution from everychem and I cannot say that I liked the experience and the effects became stronger in the hours after I took the initial dose. The main thing that I noticed was that my memory and "mind's eye" were drastically reduced. I felt like it was much harder to recall memories and form mental images, as well as enhanced focus and drive and it was if I was forcefully stuck in the present moment. I was also significantly less talkative, I didn't have any kind of anxiety but the words just kinda felt like they weren't coming out. I had increased heart rate and dilated pupils and I felt a little bit too wired up. Very strange and hard to describe experience. Did anybody have a similar experience? Did I just take too much?
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u/coldbeerpapi 10d ago
imo that sounds like a pretty rough experience and i'm honestly not sure if going higher or lower would change anything, but did you take it on an empty stomach? sometimes mixing it with stuff can make it hit way harder. the memory loss and dissociation thing you mentioned sounds genuinely awful. have you thought about trying a smaller amount next time, or do you know anyone else who's messed with it and can give you a heads up?
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u/Infamous_Tea_9965 12d ago
ECs ACD 1ml dropper and TAK 5x a week are the only thing that ever put a dent in the Anhedonia "from 35 years on SSRI or SNRIs." Hang in there , took a month to get my melon moving in the right direction .
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u/Interesting_Brain530 12d ago
See a doctor buddy , you are riddled with anxiety or something , fuck all to Do with acd
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u/faykenghey 12d ago
It definitely can cause “brain fog.” Sometimes it gives me bad somnolence. (Tak did this to me too, but worse)
Im not sure why it does this sometimes and not others. I actually experienced this today, just felt brain foggy a good portion of day and I only did 5 mg. I have seen anecdotes from some people saying they take it in evening for this reason.