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Oxy by Otto Snow - (3 January, 2010)
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LSD by Otto Snow - (3 January, 2010)
At age 15, Otto developed hemi-paraesthesic migraine headaches. The migraines resemble a stroke. He was given narcotics, barbiturates and ergot alkaloids. The drugs are toxic and were making him ill. He learned of a new medication that might help. It is safe in comparison to conventional migraine medications. The drug was LSD-25 and it worked.
His physicians would not prescribe LSD so Otto entered the world of LSD. Several laboratories provide... |
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THC & Tropacocaine by Otto Snow - (3 January, 2010)
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LSD by Otto Snow - (Viewed 185 times.)
At age 15, Otto developed hemi-paraesthesic migraine headaches. The migraines resemble a stroke. He was given narcotics, barbiturates and ergot alkaloids. The drugs are toxic and were making him ill. He learned of a new medication that might help. It is safe in comparison to conventional migraine medications. The drug was LSD-25 and it worked.
His physicians would not prescribe LSD so Otto entered the world of LSD. Several laboratories provide... |
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Psychedelics Encyclopedia by Peter Stafford - (Viewed 183 times.)
Peter Stafford's encyclopedia is not a dull enumeration of psychoactive substances but a travelguide which every psychonaut should carry in his luggage. It draws from scientific research, personal accounts and popular literature to document the properties attributed to psychedelic substances, their preparation and use, and shifting social attitudes toward them over the past half-century.
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