Classic Psychedelic With No Short Period Of Tolerance

LSD, shrooms, mescaline, DMT, ect. have a short period of tolerance where the substance does not work for a few days. Is there any classic psychedelic that has little to no short period of tolerance. A psychdelic you can take everyday without and be on all the time? Perhaps one of the lesser known psychedelics like the 2C types, DOM, Ibogaine, or AMT?

 

2c-e in my opinion. i used to use it 4 times a week. same dose, same effects.

 

Is there any tolerance what so ever with 2c-e? Can you use it everyday? And how long do the effects last? And how toxic is it?

 

research it

 

Maybe you don't want to do a reserach chemical every day. No long term studies have really been carried out on things like 2c's and newly created phenethylamines.

 

why do you want to trip EVERY day??? that'd get a little buggy for me, and soon i'd be bored of the effects :/

 

I, too, have tripped on 2ce up to 4-5 times in a single week with no sign of any significant tolerance. It's a wonderful substance.

 

can someone tell me some good 2ce sources... No pusherman near me has really heard of it... I dont wonna get rooked on the net though.

 

actually DMT has no tolerance, you can smoke it again and again with no decrease in effects, likewise ayahuasca has no tolerance, many of the hardcore ayahuasca initiation groups in the Amazon give it to you every day for a week or more.

And salvia divinorum has no tolerance, but you can't really be on it all the time as it doesnt last very long (this applies to smoked DMT too)

 

Meditation. It's free, fun, and you can get higher with it than any drug Although some of my best meditations have been done while high

 

someone beat me to it, but its true that DMT -at least by certain means of introduction- has little to no notable tolerance. i'd refer you to Dr. Strassman's tolerance study segment of his experiments with intraveinous DMT (and follow-up experiments with psilocybin) in the 1990s. while for obvious reasons no legally sanctioned DMT study will have the folks smoke the substance, it stands to reason that it is similar enough in effect that it would not cause any tolerance to build up - however afaik it has not been empirically proven in what would be considered a scientifically valid manner by the medical community (only by renegade explorers using it themselves multiple times a day)

 

2C-E is likely to have a tolerance after a while. it is not structurally similar to LSD, DMT, or psilocybin, and has a different manner of action on the human body. its more similar (at least chemically) to things like MDMA, amphetamines, etc. all these can be taken every day, but after a while of doing so you DO need more. some build tolerance quicker than others.

similarly even with mushrooms and LSD you CAN take it every day, only it builds a tolerance very quickly which is very short lasting. you can take them two, three days in most cases without changing dose. soon the effects with the same dose will be weaker (from what i understand they get pretty weak on the 3rd or 4th day and stop working the next day or two) and will eventually be nonexistant unless you up the dose significantly.

 

If a person takes about 2 mg LSD, major aspects of the experience will last about 24 hours, but residual effects will feel like 100-200mcg for about a week after. So if a person took 1mg every three days, they wouldn't really every be back to baseline. The lenght of the effects would out last, the tolerance period. Just a thought.

 

wow from experience, theory, or anecdotal?^^

 

2mg's of LSD!? That sounds like brain fry to me, or sick tolerance, but I just assume some people can just do that 'cause they're crazy.

 

It was a good experience.

 

that sounds so fun but at the same time overly intense. i think that'd be absolutely awesome if you were in an extreme party mood.

 

DMT is the only one I know of. There is tolerance but it lasts about an hour (as long as the trip).

 

holy hell dd3, thats amazing. your my hero for the day. how much did that cost you?