Alpha-methyltryptamine can cause strong distortions, delusions and hallucinations and many other effects similar to those of LSD, psilocybin and MDMA and can last up to 24 hours depending upon dosage.
Alpha-methyltryptamine dangers
The muscle tensions induced by Alpha-methyltryptamine can lead to rhabdomyolysis which can very quickly lead to kidney failure.
Alpha-methyltryptamine use can also lead to psychiatric disturbances, paranoia and schizophrenia which may become permanent.
Side effects of Alpha-methyltryptamine
- Anxiety
- convulsions
- headaches
- jaw tightness
- muscle tension
- nausea
- pupil dilation
- restlessness
- tachycardia
- teeth grinding
- vomiting
WARNING: Alpha-methyltryptamine in conjunction with some anti-depressant medications can cause serotonin syndrome. The initial symptoms of which are easily confused with normal AMT effects and side effects. Overdose can be fatal if serotonin shock is induced and not recognised and dealt with both quickly and effectively.
Related subjects
- Kidney disorders
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