Beware Before Stopping a Trip
LSD & Quetiapine (Seroquel)
by mind mapper


 
DOSE: T+ 0:00 4 hits sublingual LSD
  T+ 4:30 100 mg oral Pharms - Quetiapine

BODY WEIGHT: 138 lb


I have a good deal of experience with LSD and other mind-altering substances and have never once tried to intentionally stop a psychoactive with another medication. This was my first time doing it, and the results were quite surprising.

T=0 I ingest 4 hits of quite strong LSD sublingually allowing them to move around for approximately 5 minutes before swallowing them.

T=2.00 I am having an excellent time, walking around in a park and eating ice cream, quite typical results from LSD, euphoria shifting distortions, time and perception change.

T=4.30 I realize I need to return home and wanting to discontinue my trip, I ingest 4 25mg pills of Seroquel which I had been prescribed about 7 months back.

T=4.45 My happiness is starting to get sucked away and is being replaced with feelings of fear and depression, the hallucinations/distortions are even more pronounced and have taken on a less 'intelligent magnitude'. I am seeing large color shifts in reality of my surroundings and a physical body load is getting very pronounced, riding my bike is no longer safe and I start to walk it back to my house.

T=5.00 I feel like shit and am experiencing temporary black outs, movement is difficult and everything seems to have taken on a 'stupid' feel. Rather than having closed eyed visuals of fractal patterning mixed with mathematically irrational expressions, and exploded views of my mind with angelic tendencies, I now only see a single color. Open eyed vision is heavily disrupted, yet my pupils have constricted back to what they would appear as when I'm sober.

T=7.00 Thank god the Seroquel's effects seem to be stopping, I still feel dumbed out, creative thinking is incredibly hard.

MORAL: Seroquel did absolutely nothing to revert me back to baseline, although my pupils were no longer dilated. I put a substance into my body I am in it for the long haul. I really hope they don't use this medication for people who are brought to the hospital suffering from intensely powerful trips.


Exp Year: 2007ID: 65108
Gender: Male 
Added: Jun 26, 2009Views: 2277
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