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DannyGlick said:
That might just be the anxiety factor with the breathing thing.

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canid said:
there are an awful lot of 'seems's in that sentence to be speculating on the objective physiologic effects of a complex of substances which by their nature distort perception.

i'm not being critical so much as raising a further consideration.

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do some people seem to have interactions with this combination?

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canid said:
hrm.

this interests me. i'm a daily coffee drinker, usually having 3 cups between morning and noon, and then tend to drink dark coffee in the evenings if i'm going to be up late [including nights i eat mushrooms sometimes].

i don't like how jittery too much coffee makes me feel, but i'm not sure i've had complications worse than that.

if other people seem to have this too, i might start mentioning it to new mushroom eaters.

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canid said:
i also experienced a lot of esophageal reflux and anxiety.

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Alan Rockefeller said:
Stimulants and psychedelics are an awful combination and should never be mixed.  Some people have no problem with it but it causes panic attacks and extreme anxiety in others.

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canid said:
when i smoked, i would experience various degrees of a sense of panic, headaches, unfocused thoughts, edge of nausia and bile/acid creeping up my throat or into my mouth.

i had battled with anxiety occasionally, between a majority of positive experiences when i began smoking, and after years, these effects began to creep in and before long, became the norm if i would smoke.

since i stopped smoking regularly, they don't happen when i occasionally do smoke.

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i havent smoke in three months, maybe its about time i try it agian. maybe the anxiety from it is gone. if u would be so kind and return the rating