have u had a good experience with ketamine?
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This is an incredibly dangerous drug even if you get the real thing not a counterfiet made in someone's basement, Don't ingest drugs meant for animals (especially animals that are 10 times your weight)
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It's unpredictable.\n\nYou might be fine on it and you might be anything but fine. It depends on the amount of acid in the tablet or on the blotter, and it depends on your own psychological make-up. If you're not terribly stable emotionally, that doesn't help.\n\nA friend of mine and I did acid one night, many years ago. (we had both done acid many times before) It was a high dose, and I was OK... and straight, about a day later. My friend went berserk, eventually ended up on a psych ward... and now, many years later, he still has problems.\n\nIs it worth the risk? No. You may have a mild trip, or you may  have a more intense experience, start hallucinating and not be able to distinguish between the stone and reality. And that could turn out OK. You may just end up regretting that you tried it. Or you may end up with long term psychological damage.\n\nIt's not worth it.
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Xanax...\nI feel invincable
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I have a couple of times. Once because my friend fainted and we couldent get him to wake up, once because my friend almost got shot by this psycho and once when I was like five years old becuase I thought it was fake. Random but yeah.
63407
I did great on it the first week was rough but afterwards it wasa breeze, I still have the shake mix that I use ever so often when I need something quick and filling to go.\n\nI lost 5 lbs in two weeks on it.
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I took it for mood swings and anxiety.  I took a very large dose for more than five years.  I actually found it very helpful.  I didn't have any side effects while taking it, but going off of it was very difficult.  I took it 3x a day, and definitely had a lot of anxiety as I gradually reduced the dose and eventually stopped it.
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I used once, and at first I thought it was working, but it was all in my head.A waste of money.\nJust accept the way you are and be happy.
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I took the same dosage, and it works well for me.  It made me feel funny the first time, but now I can take it and feel ok.  I don't take it regularly, only when I'm really anxious and can't sleep, or I feel like I'm going to have a panic attack.  Good luck, I hope it helps you!
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I too got bad headaches while taking it.  I thought it worked really well though and just put up with headaches.  If it doesn't work for you, try something else.  Don't give up until you find something that is a good fit for you.  Good luck!
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I used it for almost a year and I LOVED it. I had no bad experiences. I skipped my periods which was great. I definitely recommend it.
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it should take a while to settle in? Fluoxentine[prozac] is different too seems it doesnt have the "kick" real prozac has?notice a difference with anger issues with generic stuff? probably just another scam the drug co. are pulling on us??
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Sure...give it a try and come back and tell us all about your experience :D.
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Mine was bad.  I saw snakes.  I'm deathly afraid of snakes.  Luckly one of my friends who was sober got me out of the room and helped me not to trip out over that. Then it was worse.  The walls were moving and I felt like I was in a nightmare.  Don't do LSD!!  Weed is fine for a drug to mellow you out but I never want to feel how I felt before
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Russian Roulette is much, much safer...\n\nanyway...\nWhat are its short-term effects?\nKetamine can cause dream-like states and hallucinations. Users report sensations ranging from a pleasant feeling of floating to being separated from their bodies. Some ketamine experiences involve a terrifying feeling of almost complete sensory detachment that is likened to a near-death experience. These experiences, similar to a "bad trip" on LSD, are called the "K-hole." Low-dose intoxication from ketamine results in impaired attention, learning ability, and memory .In high doses, ketamine can cause delirium, amnesia, impaired motor function, high blood pressure, depression, and potentially fatal respiratory problems.\n\nKetamine puts the user in a dissociated state, meaning that they are less connected to both a sense of self and the reality around them. If a large enough amount is taken the user may go into or through a "K-hole", a state of wildly dissociated experience in which other worlds or dimensions that are difficult to describe with language are said to be perceived, all the while being completely unaware of one's individual identity or the outside world. A user may feel as though his or her perception is located so deep inside the mind that the real world seems distant (hence the use of a "hole" to describe the experience). Some users may not remember this part of the experience after regaining consciousness, in the same way that a person may forget a dream. The "re-integration" process is slow, and the user gradually becomes aware of things around them. At first they may not remember their own name, or even know that they are human, or what that means. Movement is extremely difficult, and users may not be aware that they have a body at all. It may be possible to use this state therapeutically, taking advantage of the dissociation and removing associations from the user's brain.
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Not necessarily, I know it took me like over 10 times before it started feeling good. People are different though, it depends on you and who you are with. But I can promise you that after a while it feels damn good, one of the best feelings in the world.
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Please reconsider taking these meds.  Yes, sometimes they can feel good for some time, but it doesn't last indefinitely and when the side effects get very bad, you can't get off them and things quickly go downhill.  Withdrawal can last for years and cause physical and mental horrors.  Check out www.benzoisland.org if you'd like some answers to your questions, and for much more info, including published studies, go to benzo.org.uk
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Ketamine is a general dissociative anaesthetic for human and veterinary use. Its hydrochloride salt \nKetamine was first synthesized in 1962 in an attempt to find a safer anaesthetic alternative to Phencyclidine (PCP), which was more likely to cause hallucinations and seizures\nAt low doses hallucinations are only seen when one is in a dark room with one's eyes closed, while at medium to high doses the effects are far more intense and obvious. These effects include changes in the perception of distances and durations as well as a slowing of the visual system's ability to update what the user is seeing. There are reports of high-dosage users being able to see their surroundings in two sharp images, as if the brain is unable to merge the images each eye is sending. Speech often sounds unintelligible and auditory hallucinations may occur.