Is it ok for humans to consume Ketamine in small doses?
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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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i find that it works best in small dosages. i suggest only taking it twice a week. i do and it is great for my career.
336613
Yes.\nFor now it is the only relatively accurate way to assess \ntoxicity of a new substance to living organism.\nIt should be controlled and kept to minimum but no other way, unless those that say "No" would agree to replace suffering animals.\nI simply can't understand people who think that it is wrong to experiment but OK to eat or take away they habitat, poison they environment but when it comes to using them for saving lives of others - no way.\nSimply visit hospital near u and see the suffering of those that cannot be saved - answer is clear (at least to me).
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A lethal dose can vary from person to person depending on numerous different factors.  Taking over the recommended dose of any medication can potentially be harmful.  With that said taking the recommended dose of some medications can be harmful, but if you are prescribed something it's probably for a reason (benefits out-weight the risk). Anyways I'm kind of worried why you asked this.  If you think you overdosed immediately call poison control or 911!  If you think your dosage is too high or too low, contact your physician and they will help you make  adjustments to your prescription.  If you are thinking of overdosing, please visit your family physician as they can probably help you work out a few things.
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Many medications should NOT be taken with citrus fruit or juice. A piece of buttered toast and half a banana, or half a peanut butter sandwich and 4 ounces of milk is sufficient to satisfy the "Take with food" instruction. If your medication dose can be taken at a mealtime, eat part or all of your meal before taking your pill(s).
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It doesn't seem very appealing--it can involve dietary restrictions, especially on the larger patch sizes (the ones with higher dosages), which seems like it would have a negative affect on one's mood anyway. It will, of course, get the standard list of depression medication side effects, so I really wouldn't choose this over any others, especially ones that seem to have positive side effects (like Wellbutrin, which can increase one's chances of quitting smoking).
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In general, no. See the link below.\n\nHaving said that, if you eat *only* mentos and coke chances are you won't last long. Or if you try to eat 3 tonnes of each :)
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In the USA, both ketamine and rohypnol are available by prescription. GHB is not available legally in the USA. In some countries it is available as a sleep aid. Most people the use these drugs for the wrong reasons, get them of the streets. Sometimes these drugs are stolen from legal sources, then sold illegally. Some of these drugs are also used by veterinarians. Almost any drug you want is sold illegally one the streets. Street vendors are hard to control, because they move often and usually don't have alot of drugs on them at any one time.
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This is a bad idea.  Both have similar effects and enhance each other.  This is a good way to end up in the hospital or an early grave.  Depressant/sedative drugs should not be mixed with other drugs or alcohol
509851
ouch, lots of misinformation in these answers. \n\ndiet products are not harmful to the liver, and have not been proven to be harmful to human in any way (except those with phenylketonuria). the most common claim is that they cause cancer, which is false (see the link below). there is no way for them to "clog up" your body or urinary tract.\n\nyou are right to be concerned with taking tylenol or any product containing acetominophen (many cold remedies have it). tylenol can be fatal to anyone if they take too much, and the cause of death is liver failure. \n\nyou are definitely a special case, with multiple liver disorders AND allergies to other pain meds. you really need to call your gastroenterologist and ask them whta the maxiumum dose of tylenol you should have is. if the transplanted liver is functionally normally, you should be able to take it, although I can understand wanting to be extra careful with your gift.
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Eat them all the time at all hours of the day.  There is no way you can overdose.  All that will happen is that you will become extremely healthy and probably prett buff.
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Meh, eating the stuff once in a while is okay.  Once every week or two won't hurt you, as long as you live a relatively healthy lifestyle.  : )
615022
Euphoric feeling? Did you say MSG or LSD? And there's no way to eat too much LSD.
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Not the least.  It is quite natural for any animal, including human beings.  The only thing hazardous about it is, one keeps on thinking with may be sense of guilt that it is not normal.  So get rid of that and enjoy.
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the max dose of acetamenophin per day is 4.5 gm or 4500 mg.  Anything over this is harmful to the liver.  But do tell her to get help for her behavior!  It's not right for her to manipulate others feelings with threats of suicide!
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Yes! That is so bad for you. Think of all that artificial sweetener just collecting into your liver and reeking havoc. Who knows what man made chemicals can do to a human over a period of time especially excessive amounts. Just drink water.
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Yes - for the residents, not the staff!\n\nIt's usually ok for a person to have a drink or two, unless they have a history of alcoholism, and depending on what meds they're on.\n\nIt's quite common for residents to have a glass of Guinness or a drink of punch sometimes.  As long as there's no health or safety risk, there's no problem.