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Psychedelics

Psychedelics are a category of hallucinogens that literally cause an aspect of the mind to manifest that would otherwise be hidden, from the Latin terms (psyche) mind, soul and (delos) manifest, visible. They cause certain mental 'filters' to be temporarily switched off, allowing the influenced to experience many emotions, feeling, and ideas coming in from the outside world that would otherwise be blocked out. A common term used to describe psychedelics is mind expanding.

Most typical psychedelics act on the 5-HT (serotonin) receptors, such as LSD, magic mushrooms, and mescaline.

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Sub-Categories of Psychedelics

  1. D

    1. DMT containing plants

    M

    1. Magic Mushrooms

Pages in Psychedelics

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    1. 1P-LSD

    2. 25B-NBOMe

    3. 25C-NBOMe

    4. 25D-NBOMe

    5. 25I-NBOMe

    6. 2C-B

    7. 2C-B-FLY-NBOMe

    8. 2C-C

    9. 2C-D

    10. 2C-E

    11. 2C-I

    12. 2C-P

    13. 2C-T-2

    14. 2C-T-21

    15. 2C-T-7

    16. 2C-TFM

    17. 4-AcO-DALT

    18. 4-AcO-DMT

    19. 4-AcO-DPT

  2. # (cont.)

    1. 4-HO-DALT

    2. 4-HO-DBT

    3. 4-HO-DET

    4. 4-HO-DIPT

    5. 4-HO-DPT

    6. 4-HO-MET

    7. 4-HO-MIPT

    8. 4-HO-MPT

    9. 4-MeO-DET

    10. 4-MeO-DMT

    11. 5-APB

    12. 5-APDB

    13. 5-EAPB

    14. 5-MAPB

    15. 5-MeO-DALT

    16. 5-MeO-DIPT

    17. 5-MeO-DMT

    18. 5-MeO-MIPT

    19. 6-APB

  3. # (cont.)

    1. 6-APDB

    A

    1. Acorus calamus

    2. Aeruginascin

    3. Alpha-Methyltryptamine

    4. Ayahuasca

    B

    1. Baeocystin

    2. Banisteriopsis caapi

    3. Bromo-Dragonfly

    C

    1. Changa

    D

    1. DBT

    2. DET

    3. DIPT