Psychology Student's Drug Taking!

**lucid4sho** · 06-16-2008 10:26 PM

Its not technically legal, but even if its confiscated you won't be prosecuted for doing it, you will just recieve a letter in the mail saying that a package containing illegal substances that was addressed to you has been confiscated, and the contact information for making a dispute. At least thats what happens in the US. You can always just experiment with the many plants that contain dream enhancing drugs, those aren't illegal in the UK are they?

**psychology student** · 06-16-2008 10:32 PM

Originally Posted by lucid4sho

Its not technically legal, but even if its confiscated you won't be prosecuted for doing it, you will just recieve a letter in the mail saying that a package containing illegal substances that was addressed to you has been confiscated, and the contact information for making a dispute. At least thats what happens in the US. You can always just experiment with the many plants that contain dream enhancing drugs, those aren't illegal in the UK are they?

I don't know, I'll look into it.

Any taints on my CV won't help when I apply to join the secret service.

**psychology student** · 06-22-2008 11:10 AM

Yes, success, even when the cynics were pouring their warm beer over my plans, and the others were saying I would burn up is a fiery overdose of Galantamine and B6: I succeeded.

with
1000mg of Glutamine
1100mg of Choline Bitartrate
945mg of Green Tea Extract
200mg of B5

taken at a 6 hour WBTB, and I naturally woke up 1 hour 45 minutes later, having had a 5-10 minute LD, and a false awakening (where the LD was magically written in my DJ for me, how brilliant). Also, the dreams were weird and vivid.

I will try this again and report the results.

**psychology student** · 06-24-2008 12:53 PM

Bump.

**el dude'arino** · 06-24-2008 02:17 PM

drugs is very bad. why you use it fro lucidity. i canz be lucidity without them.

**psychology student** · 06-24-2008 10:39 PM

Originally Posted by el dude'arino

drugs is very bad. why you use it fro lucidity. i canz be lucidity without them.

They are legal, well-reasearched, not really harmful, and I have checked with my doctor.

**Conquer** · 06-25-2008 01:26 PM

Yay success. Congrats, this was cool to read. Nice fail picture and the doctor pic was lmao.

**psychology student** · 06-25-2008 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by Conquer

Yay success. Congrats, this was cool to read. Nice fail picture and the doctor pic was lmao.

Your welcome, please visit this thread for further lulz and lucid attempts in the future.

**Conquer** · 06-25-2008 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by psychology student

Your welcome, please visit this thread for further lulz and lucid attempts in the future.

Will do. Btw, whats your age/weight? For reference if trying any of the solutions myself.

**psychology student** · 06-26-2008 12:29 AM

Originally Posted by Conquer

Will do. Btw, whats your age/weight? For reference if trying any of the solutions myself.

late teenish; i am not sure of my weight, I haven't checked recently. But I am 6 feet tall, and of average weight for that size. I am sure you can work it out from there.

**Conquer** · 06-26-2008 12:47 AM

Alright thx, looking forward to future experiments and lulz

Tyler

**psychology student** · 06-26-2008 12:48 AM

I will try one tomorrow. Tune in.

**Robot_Butler** · 06-30-2008 06:16 PM

Any new cocktails lately?

**psychology student** · 06-30-2008 06:24 PM

No, feel free to suggest one though. (but no B6, that is no longer allowed)

I tried the most recent one again last night. I don't remember a lucid, (which makes its score 2/4) but the dreams are extremely vivid, weird, and I feel they really reflect the problems and anxieties of reality; if you understand.

**Tsiyeria** · 06-30-2008 06:52 PM

Originally Posted by el dude'arino

drugs is very bad. why you use it fro lucidity. i canz be lucidity without them.

B5 isn't drugs. It's vitamins. Water-soluble vitamins at that; it's impossible to overdose on B-vitamins.
Although PS, you did take more than twice the recommended amount of Choline, which can cause some nasty side effects.

**psychology student** · 06-30-2008 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by Tsiyeria

B5 isn't drugs. It's vitamins. Water-soluble vitamins at that; it's impossible to overdose on B-vitamins.
Although PS, you did take more than twice the recommended amount of Choline, which can cause some nasty side effects.

Lol, what a lovely coincidence, I have nerve damage, from B6.

Hello my good friend Tsiyeria, how is it going at LL?

**Tsiyeria** · 06-30-2008 08:18 PM

Originally Posted by psychology student

Lol, what a lovely coincidence, I have nerve damage, from B6.

...Then you must have REALLY been trying. B vitamins are water-soluble, and as such don't store in the body. In order for you to have caused any kind of lasting nerve damage, or "sensory neuropathy", you would have to have massively overdosed in one setting, or in a very short period of time.

Even overdoses over long periods of time usually only result in temporary loss of feeling in certain areas of the body, which can be reversed by simply stopping the dosage.

So. How much B6 were you taking, and for how long?

**psychology student** · 06-30-2008 08:29 PM

don;t worry, its not long term damage, the doc said it would be fine after a month.

**lucid4sho** · 07-01-2008 03:15 AM

Originally Posted by psychology student

don;t worry, its not long term damage, the doc said it would be fine after a month.

Glad you weren't seriously injured. Its smart you've been working with a physician in these experiments, more people should do the same.

**Conquer** · 07-01-2008 03:27 AM

lmao, wheres the picture of the happy doc

**psychology student** · 07-01-2008 08:49 AM

You mean that guy, he's not my real doctor, just a metaphor. But the guy I get advice from is at my Uni.

Be careful of B6, though. Don't use it above 100mg, or consistently.