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Stimulation of the fight-or-flight response in the body can suppress appetite.
Read more »Not fully understanding the environment and situation. Temporarily impaired orientation with respect to time, place, or person.
Read more »Anxiety, paranoia and delusions (e.g. the idea that people are talking about you).
Read more »Forgetfulness. Short term, failure to remember events shortly after ingestion.
Read more »You have feelings of being energized. Sitting still is sometimes more difficult and this energetic feeling is often expressed through the urge to dance or move.
Read more »Having a good conversation with someone, or cuddling, can be very pleasant and interesting.
Read more »Strong sense of connectedness to others or your environment. You can connect more easily with others and notice less inhibitions than you might normally experience in social contact. For example, […]
Read more »You feel more connected to others. It is easier to connect to others and to empathize with the feelings that someone else experiences.
Read more »This substance can make you feel euphoric, like you are in love. You feel comfortable in your own skin and can experience things as pleasant more quickly.
Read more »Hallucinogens make the world look different for a while. Its use affects mood and perception. You can gain certain insights in yourself or your environment and in some cases this […]
Read more »Stimulants provide more energy and more alertness. Also, many users gain a stronger sense of self-confidence. With stimulants, bodily functions actually accelerate; your heart rate and breathing increase and your […]
Read more »Depressants have a calming and relaxing effect. They make you calm, happy and may reduce anxiety. If you have a lot on your mind, these substances make you forget about […]
Read more »The narcotic effect of heroin can cause breathing to stop completely. Overdose users appear pale and limp, breathe shallow or not at all, sometimes foam at the mouth and may […]
Read more »If you want to combine LSD and MDMA, it is good to think about this beforehand. When do you take which drug? Some people don’t want the MDMA come down […]
Read more »Because of the psychedelic you have energy and you are less tired. As a result, you may feel the sedating effects of the alcohol less and you may have a […]
Read more »If you are tripping and you take nitrous oxide, it can cause very intense effects. That can be fun, but it can also be so intense that it scares you. […]
Read more »Under the influence of XTC/MDMA, laughing gas can intensify the trip. This can be fun, but also scary, if it’s too intense. It can be tempting to just keep taking […]
Read more »In the Netherlands it is customary to roll joints with tobacco. This is actually an weird habit. It is easy, but it also increases the risks. Interaction The experiences of […]
Read more »Changa is the name for the combination of an herb with DMT. Usually the herb contains a (light) MAO inhibitor. For information about combinations, see the information for ayahuasca and […]
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