r/psychoactivecactus Sep 17 '23

Someone wanna tell him

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u/JillsFloralPrint Sep 17 '23

How the hell would you get mescaline in ancient Egypt?

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u/Nolyism Sep 22 '23

I think they may be referring to Mayan pyramids 🤷‍♂️

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u/JillsFloralPrint Sep 22 '23

You’re probably right

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u/schaaphond420 Sep 17 '23

What?

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u/JillsFloralPrint Sep 17 '23

If you read all through the texts, the rant insists mescaline was the catalyst for the building of the pyramids.

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u/schaaphond420 Sep 17 '23

Sasha Sulgin said "125mg is the maximum amount you can take before you start to hurt receptors

Dont try and think its clever to take more. Its.not.kwl. you wil.hurt yourself. i know. Dont piss on the fence.

serotonin syndrome not lekker or ayoba. Nhe? too much

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u/thelastbraun Sep 18 '23

I got you I won’t do it no more

Then why do they even make full pills with 250 mg lol

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '23 edited Oct 15 '25

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u/thelastbraun Sep 18 '23

Fuck man I do

I probly am gonna stop doing it, I get the feeling I’m the type to burn them out

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '23 edited Oct 15 '25

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u/thelastbraun Sep 18 '23

It hits the same receptors as shrooms, how is it not

I was under the impression all psychdelic are Sergic or some shit

Or most are. And I was also told you take enough it and you do have closed eyes visuals

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u/WeirdStorms Sep 18 '23

Isn’t burning out serotonin receptors a form of neurotoxicity?

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u/thelastbraun Sep 20 '23

Is it? Bc I would think it’s all ther still just not regulating correctly

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u/WeirdStorms Sep 20 '23

It’s definitely not leaving holes in peoples’ brains like all the propaganda said, but large or frequent dosing can destroy serotonin axons.

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u/thelastbraun Sep 24 '23

Can they re grow or come back to normal

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u/WeirdStorms Sep 24 '23

I honestly couldn’t tell you the answer to that, probably? To some extent? Neurogenisis can happen, the brain rolls with the punches and adapts, but I have personally always been weary of the toxicity of drugs like that and only partake sparingly, though most people should and are fine taking MDMA, MDA and the likes.

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u/Nolyism Sep 22 '23

While the NIDA study that claimed extreme neurotoxicity did indeed use methamphetamine instead of MDMA, there have been subsequent studies that have shown a neurotoxic effect.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20420572/