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Deliriant · 224 Erowid reports
Nutmeg
In brief
A spice containing myristicin. At high doses, a slow, very long deliriant effect (a day or more), with marked bodily malaise. Generally unpleasant.
Tolerance
Tolerance is moot: a slow comeup, a long unpleasant hangover, and few people do it twice. Anticholinergic risk at high doses.
Contraindicated combinations
Avoid combining with other anticholinergics and with depressants. The effect is already long and unpleasant; mixes worsen the malaise and tachycardia.
Major risks, not exhaustive; when in doubt, check a harm-reduction resource.
Duration
Indicative orders of magnitude; they vary with dose, route and individual.
La Honda notes
No La Honda note on this substance yet.
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