#Ann Shulgin

[aranazo]

Tihkal, The Continuation (Tryptamines I have known and Loved) by Sasha and Ann Shulgin.

[carlkruse]

Know that there is no safety anywhere. There never was and never will be. Stop looking for it. Live with a fierce intent to waste nothing of yourself or life.

-Ann Shulgin

[ez-ra-zed]

Queen Toloache, is T, and Tina. But, she's only a manic delirium with Mania, which is TEE, T+E delirium, but E+Nah is Mania, so I'm T, with Queen Tea, and Nah? With mania, all those meth mothers who escaped samsara while using methamphetamine stimulant induced Psychosis, Mania as well as Delirium but mostly mania for the ones with jobs

T, E, with Nah. Tina! In Methuen, E called Meth Town

See, and BE! D? DVA? DEA, China?

CBD? CB, G!

CBD, A?

CBDGA, TOO! DEA, THEY HELP! CHINA???? DEA, I only sent them like three or four things bro they take me seriously still

Nah, E! Is Ina, EENA, with Mania? Mayne? Ugh. But, so With Tea? T? My Q T, Queen T, evil, evil cutie Q T who leads wolf packs against humans who harmed her family, her wolves

And fermented potions that healed, tasted funny, or good sometimes, made them see ancestors, elves, fairies, daemon, shades, their Gods

Statues came to life in the ancient world when people went delirious so they spoke to their Gods that way

See, Miss Delirium? She's the Amphetamine Queen too

But she don't like Ina, just E, with T

MDMA, E? Nah, 2C-E too, best 2C-x because I speak to dead folk and Anne and Alexander Shulgin? Are the compounds they created too, the preferred ones they enjoyed the most - and I'm just E, 2C-E???? Too

However Anne and Alexander Shulgin also reincarnated into TUCI, the pink shit, to learn a lesson about the drug trade while also becoming, not just people, ancestors, humanity, Gods to some who know better like me, but a Pink Weaponized TUCI Daemon, made to be as Immunosuppressive as possible

And Heh,Cunt, KAH TEA? Kali too? Momoy means Mother? She's all ethnicities from all time periods not just India, Ancient Indigenous California, Ancient Greece and Rome and everywhere else bro

She T, tea too? Flavonoids, Terpenes, the ones she enjoys the most not all of them

You thought, she was just Anticholinergic? She's also choline, and T, AND T CHOLINE, WHO IS ERGIC????

AND E, CHOLINE? T E, TEE HEE, T? TINA, E+NAH? TINA, A MANIC DELIRIUM I USED BOTH SIDES, MISS DELIRIUM GETS THE TEA, I GET THE NAH, WHILE BEING E

Many already get TINA in her entirety, with Q T, Queen Wolfpack Leader Primordial Scientist, First Witch, Miss Delirium - Now The Amphetamine Queen, too

And E,dissociation bruh, with nah, mania. Maybe? Ew. Mania, tho, hmmm, Ina? Only with TEA and E, Dissociation

The women spiritualizing meth since the 20th century are already immortal crazy old bats who escaped samsara???? somewhat and then level up and reincarnate into ENTITIES TOO

Like Corn! The Corn Ancestors, Corn Gods, High Fructose Daemon

And the few who use Dextromethorphan the right way, but only I call myself Dex

And anyone can if they choose that's not me, Dex is also Sleepy. He wears multiple souls

I wear them too

[disposablecarts]

The History of 4-AcO-DMT

The history of 4-AcO-DMT is relatively recent compared to other psychedelic compounds. It was first synthesized and studied by the chemist Alexander Shulgin, who is known for his extensive work on the synthesis and exploration of various psychoactive compounds. Here is an overview of the history of 4-AcO-DMT:

1963: Alexander Shulgin synthesized 4-AcO-DMT, along with a range of other novel compounds, during his research into psychedelic substances. Shulgin was known for his interest in exploring the effects of various compounds on human consciousness and perception.

1970s-1980s: Shulgin's research was documented in his book "TiHKAL: The Continuation," co-authored with Ann Shulgin. The book describes the synthesis, effects, and experiences of various psychoactive compounds, including 4-AcO-DMT. This publication introduced 4-AcO-DMT to the broader community of researchers and enthusiasts interested in psychedelics.

Early 2000s: While 4-AcO-DMT was known within certain circles, it gained more attention and popularity within the online psychedelic community during the early 2000s. People began discussing their experiences with the compound, sharing information about dosages, effects, and subjective effects.

Legal Status and Availability: The legal status of 4-AcO-DMT varies by country and jurisdiction. In some places, it might be considered a controlled substance, while in others, its legal status might be unclear. Due to its structural similarity to psilocybin, legal interpretations can vary.

The Advantages Of 4-AcO-DMT Compared To Psilocybin

4-AcO-DMT and psilocybin are chemically related compounds that share many similarities in their effects, as 4-AcO-DMT is believed to metabolize into psilocin, the active compound in psilocybin mushrooms. However, some individuals have discussed potential advantages of using 4-AcO-DMT compared to psilocybin. It's important to note that individual experiences and preferences can vary, and these advantages might not apply to everyone. Here are a few potential advantages that some users have noted:

Dosage Precision: 4-AcO-DMT is a synthetic compound with a consistent chemical composition. This means that doses can be more precisely measured compared to consuming whole mushrooms, where the potency can vary between different mushroom specimens.

Legal Status: In some jurisdictions, 4-AcO-DMT might exist in a legal gray area or have a less strict legal status compared to psilocybin-containing mushrooms. This can make it more accessible for individuals who are interested in exploring its effects.

Controlled Setting: With 4-AcO-DMT, users can have a more controlled and standardized experience, as the compound itself is more consistent than naturally occurring mushrooms. This might be appealing for individuals who want to carefully manage their psychedelic experiences.  

Reduced Gastrointestinal Distress: Some users report experiencing less gastrointestinal discomfort (such as nausea and stomach discomfort) when consuming 4-AcO-DMT compared to eating raw or dried mushrooms. This could be due to the synthetic nature of 4-AcO-DMT and the absence of mushroom matter.

Purity and Quality: Commercially available 4-AcO-DMT is typically synthesized in controlled environments, potentially leading to higher purity and quality compared to naturally grown mushrooms, which can be exposed to various environmental conditions.

Personal Preference: Some individuals might find that they subjectively prefer the effects or overall experience of 4-AcO-DMT over consuming mushrooms. This can be related to factors such as taste, texture, or the specific nature of the effects.

Both 4-AcO-DMT and psilocybin can induce powerful altered states of consciousness, and individual responses can vary widely. Consider researching thoroughly, being aware of potential risks and benefits, and consulting with experienced users, experts, or healthcare professionals if you're considering using these substances. 

[reidio-silence]

alexander and ann shulgin's books are so fun. half trip reports and synthesis instructions for the hundreds of psychedelics they discovered that make me wish i had access to a chem lab, half autobiography and silly libertarian rants :p

[subchems]

Ann and Sasha Shulgin - Pihkal and Tihkal_ A Chemical Love Story

[sizzlos]

Pihkal: A Chemical Love Story - Alexander Shulgin

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Pihkal (phenethylamines I have known and loved) is a unique book written by renowned psychopharmacologist Alexander shulgin and his wife Ann shulgin. This book gives details of their research and investigations into the use of psychedelic drugs for the study of the human mind, and is also a love story. The second half of the book describes in detail a wealth of phenethlyamines, their physical properties, dosages used, duration of effects observed, and commentary on effects.

[entheognosis]

You contain a universe inside yourself. There's no end to it - your conscious, your subconscious. There is no limit to what's inside you. We are very much connected. There's no end to it.

Ann Shulgin

[protoslacker]

Ann Shulgin

Ann Shulgin passed away on July 9th of this year at the age of 91. She was a pioneer in the underground psychedelic threapy movement.

Ann Harrison at Lucid News. Remembering Ann Shulgin and What She Taught Us About the Shadow

Harrison’s remebrance provides context for the work Ann Shulgin did with her husband Alexander “Sasha” Shulgin. I am quite ignorant but tend to look at the “mariujuana industry” and big Pharma’s forays into psychedlics with a worried side-eye: What will they fuck up next?  Harrison’s piece shows what having heart in this sensitive research means.

There is a lovely 2007 interview (PDF) with Shulgin with Sarah Hufford. In it Shulgin urged cautions and care, and emphasized how people all have different chemistry.  I am unlikely to persue drug experiences, but I am very curious about them. I was taken by her account of encounter with ayahuasca. Here's a snippet:

“Toward the end of my train ride, a voice in my head said,“Don’t come here again.” I thought, “Uh-oh,well I’m not liable to, actually.”

But then the next day, when everyone was having the second session, we decided we would participate. But, we decided to take a miniscule amount, just a half or third of what we took the day before, which was a pretty minor amount in the first place. The train started coming at me again, and the whole thing repeated for both of us, except it didn’t last quite as long. And the voice came back, and it said, “Didn’t you hear me the first time?”

At which point I said, “Okay, alright!” I’ve never taken it again, and don’t intend to do so. Ayahuasca is one of the best allies of a lot of people I know, but it’s not ours.”

[synapsenstau]

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[carlkruse]

Know that there is no safety anywhere.  There never was and never will be.  Stop looking for it. Live with a fierce intent to waste nothing of yourself or life.

Ann Shulgin

[sciencebookaday]

PiHKAL: A Chemical Love Story

PiHKAL: A Chemical Love Story

PiHKAL: A Chemical Love Story, by Alexander Shulgin and Ann Shulgin

Synopsis: Tells the tale of a psychopharmacologist and his wife/research partner, and recounts decades devoted to the creation and investigation of psychedelic drugs as tools for the study of the human mind. Altered state experiences are explored in the context of intimacy.

Published: September 1991 | ISBN: 978-0963009609

Mini-b…

[ammonitetestpatterns]

whenever someone suggests research and development for phenethylamines, specifically of safrole derived, methylenedioxylated stock, for daily clinical use with the caveat that they aren’t neurotoxic, i can’t help but wonder where the mythology of the entactogen stepped into the status of common sensibility that could grant the classifying term, distanced from chemical structure, legitimacy (what does an induced consistency of empathetic experience look like and do, and how can it be rightly known in isolation from other socially active flows of affect?), and if this is comparable to that of the hallucinogen (artist alternatively known as psychotomimetic, as if psychosis can be so easily broken down into simulation too) for symptom/effect based taxonomy. where along the path of its uses and cultural uptake spanning from and beyond the summers of love or the ann shulgin unicorn garden of the drug as catalyst for the countercultural pariah turnt patient’s joint processing and expression, did the “hovering life” of its coinage and embrace, in musil’s sense of the synthesis of mysticism and science in the popular conscious (not very quantitative for someone bulging eyeballs at the validity of the entactogen!), first cast a shadow that would grow into the sunless field where prescription ecstasy cutely carries the potential to show everyone in the world that a new world is possible, where nobody happens to be tacitly abusing each other, with trust granted that damaging your stochiometric homeostasis is a little negative externality of the past, because relying on the eternal “something else” to cope with the layering of pressures to survive in a certain way, to fulfill certain quotas, against collapse is fine materially and for what it represents in itself, even if it looks like infantilization by deferral onto the pharmaceutical industry (or even better, the individualist mantra that it works for me so that must be enough) that will capsize the results of small labs and opportunistic patents alike. this time it’s better because your serotonin receptors are intact.

[tres-sietes]

Alexander "Sasha" Shulgin Berkeley, California, 17 de junio de 1925 - 2 de junio de 2014) Fue un farmacéutico, químico y promotor de drogas psicoactivas estadounidense con ascendencia rusa. Shulgin se hizo conocido tras la popularización del MDMA a finales de los años 1970 y principios de los años 1980, especialmente por la psicofarmacología, en tratamientos de la depresión y estrés postraumático. En años posteriores, descubrió, sintetizados y bioensayados en más de 230 compuestos psicoactivos. En 1991 y 1997, él y su esposa Ann Shulgin, escribieron los libros PiHKAL y TiHkKAL sobre los psicotrópicos. Shulgin descubrió muchas feniletilaminas notables como la familia 2C, de la que la 2C-E, 2C-T-2, 2C-T-7, 2C-I y 2C-B son las más conocidas DOCUMENTAL: Soy un Rebelde - Éxtasis La Droga del Amor [MDMA] https://vimeo.com/187771055 #TreSietes #SashaShulgin

[saulwexler]

walter white, sucks

only made one type of drug using established and fairly simple* methods

jealously guarded his recipe anyway

mean to his wife

never even tried meth

alexander shulgin, hero

discovered almost 200 unique psychedelics

truly respects the chemistry, made his lab notebook free and accessible

wifeguy: scientific manual starts with 500 pages on how they met and fell in love, co-writen by his wife ann shulgin

tested every drug on himself