The Bad News On Dissociatives... - Olney's
Lesions |
Well, we were all hoping it wouldnt happen, but the report is finally in on
damage to your brain from dissociatives. Olney's lesions are small holes in specific areas
of the brain due to extensive use of dissociative drugs like, DXM, PCP, Ketamine, Nitrous
Oxide, and others. An overview of this document:
• Dissociatives definitely cause brain damage if used heavily. One sub-anaesthetic
"line dose" of ketamine, an equivalent dose of PCP, or a third plateau DXM dose,
is probably at least as damaging to your brain as a few day "bender" on hard
liquor, and possibly more so because it affects specific areas of the brain.
• The risk of brain damage is worse the longer you stay high at any given time;
constant moderate-dose use is probably just as damaging as a brief, high-dose use.
• Reaching the anaesthetic level is exceedingly hard on your brain (4th Plateau).
• Ketamine is probably the least harmful, PCP the most, and DXM somewhere in the
middle, but this is a rough guesstimate. Nitrous oxide is brief acting, but it too may be
dangerous; it is also known to damage both central and peripheral nerves by depleting
vitamin B12.
• Read the full
report here |
PSYCHOSIS |
| Psychosis can happen
with drugs such as dissociatives. When a psychadelic drug is taken, many chemical
reactions are taking place in your brain. Sometimes on very high doses your brain cannot
take anymore of it and just "snaps". After that you may come to your senses in a
padded room, hence... *not fun*. This doesnt usually happen unless its a very high dosage,
the person uses it regularly, and/or they have had mental problems before. |
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