DXM is an opioid without effects on pain reduction and does not act on the opioid receptors. When taken in large doses, DXM causes a depressant effect and sometimes a hallucinogenic effect, similar to PCP and ketamine.
So why is this shit so underrated other than the fact that it makes you sick at sone points? Its a great drug and really should be used on the same level as pcp and ket. If you're too poor for ket just get a ton of dxm and you will have good time. $1 at the dollar store for pure dxm. Kids get high with this stuff, but do not let it full u, it's going to fuck ya up and u will go cray cray.
I’ve done it a couple of times - if I can describe the feeling in any way, I’d describe it like this:
Have you ever had a dream where nothing appeared out of the ordinary, but you knew something wasn’t right? As if everything around you is as it should be, but everything just feels “off” and you can’t put your finger on why? That’s kinda what it’s like
Jaxon Fisher
I used to do this stuff every day. Sometimes i would get a calming effect from it. Like if i took the right dose i was getting the dxm high, but it also had a very nice sedation to it. That was 350-400 mg for me, but with my tolerance up. If you get the extended release version you get an amazing afterglow effect the day after, this has always helped with any mental issues I've had. Scientists are comparing the anti-depressant effects to that of ketamine recently. And that's something that needs to be explored more because once in a while i use it for help with any mental issues I'm having and after I've come completely down i feel at peace and normal again. Then i dont do it for atleast 6 months. There's more to this drug than just cough suppressing and people don't even know it.
William Clark
>DXM is an opiod >does not act on opiod receptors I think you may just be retarded, OP.
Chase Reyes
The 4 plateaus is what makes it really interesting. There are 4 levels and based on how much you take each level has its own unique high to it. It's kewl.
Levi Wright
>opioid >does not interact with opioid receptors >cray cray
15 year old drug addict detected
maybe do some research outside of wiki
Jaxon Cooper
It doesn't cross the blood brain barrier. Just like loperamide. Silly
