Effects/Symptoms

Question 1

physical effects include enhanced tactile sensation, increased blood pressure and heart rate, dehydration, teeth grinding, eye wiggles and difficulty urinating

Answer 1

MDMA

Question 2

Cognitive effects include euphoria and increased sociability, heightened feelings of empathy, openness and self acceptance

Answer 2

MDMA

Question 3

reported as pleasant and highly controllable, though under-dosing can be uncomfortable and doing too much can be dangerous

Answer 3

MDMA

Question 4

produces visuals for most that range from slight color and shape distortions to full changes in perception of space and people

Answer 4

LSD

Question 5

true hallucinations are extremely rare, it may be difficult to follow conversations or read emotions - coupled with strong emotional sensitivity this can be deeply cathartic, transformative or uncomfortable

Answer 5

LSD

Question 6

both relaxing and stimulating, sensory enhancement is common - mild hallucinations, anxiety, euphoria or time dilation

Answer 6

Cannabis

Question 7

may or may not increase appetite, may cause increased heart rate, red eyes and dry mouth. some are prone to anxiety or paranoia

Answer 7

Cannabis

Question 8

reported as having contact with “entities” and a deep connection to nature. less controllable than LSD, more unpredictable and more spiritual

Answer 8

Mushrooms

Question 9

feelings of lowered inhibition and increased sociability. can cause dizziness, nausea, slurred speech, impaired judgment and dehydration

Answer 9

Alcohol

Question 10

can produce perceptual distortions and profound experiences like visiting other worlds. Ego death is common in which time stands still and user loses sense of separateness from the universe

Answer 10

DMT

Question 11

causes feelings of confidence, alertness, talkativeness and euphoria, or anxiety, irritability and overstimulation

Answer 11

Cocaine

Question 12

with a very rapid onset, ego death is common and some report it as overwhelming merging with the infinite - some feel as if they are physically dying, and become overcome with fear

Answer 12

5-MeO-DMT

Question 13

can produce hallucinogenic effects and out-of-body experiences - some report near-death sensations of separating from the body or being teleported. can be spiritually significant or frightening

Answer 13

Ketamine

Question 14

increases blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature - dehydration, overheating, tooth grinding and jaw clenching - sometimes itching

Answer 14

Methamphetamine

Question 15

feelings of confidence, desire for movement, feelings of competence and decreased need for sleep

Answer 15

Methamphetamine

Question 16

increased alertness, focus and libido - known as “tina” in LGBTQ+ communities

Answer 16

Methamphetamine

Question 17

brings about a “nod” state of being on the verge of sleep - slows the breathing, heart rate and blood pressure

Answer 17

Heroin

Question 18

side effects include nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, slurred speech, constipation and itchiness

Answer 18

Heroin

Question 19

relax smooth muscle tissue around blood vessels, causing them to dilate - produces a rush of euphoria and dizziness - sometimes used during sex to facilitate penetration

Answer 19

Poppers

Question 20

reduces anxiety and produces temporary euphoria - has significant auditory effects with sounds having reverb, and metallic distortion - high doses produce hallucinations

Answer 20

Nitrous Oxide

Question 21

has both psychedelic and stimulant properties - rushing body high and is usually less confusing and introspective than other psychedelics

Answer 21

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