Right now (but the government is gonna put a ban on it very soon) aMT is my much preferred chem, but after the ban , which as far as I know includes all of the psychedelic products available right now (AL-LAD, LSZ and ever the far more less active triptamines (like 5-MeO-DALT and 5-MeO-MALT. I think the on;y thing I have read that is probably/possibly to be left alone is 5-MeO-aMT which from much of what I’ve read about it is potentially worrying effects about dosage, it being a fraction of a good dose of aMT. This gives the impression that they are banning things that have been around for many years with and is pretty safe as long as you don’t push it too far. 5-MeO-aMT is a far stronger beast, as far as everything I’ve read about it, and also it seems to cause much worse problems (in some cases hospitalization) so in effect, the cunts, sorry governments have banned the far safer aMT and left the far more dangerous 5-methoxy-aMT, which I had no real interest in experimenting with until the government announced bans would be in place shortly of every psychedelic (as far as I know) so in the end I’ll be buying some soon. It’s bizarre that the government says this is for everyones safety but when they ban, yet another, chemical, it neither stops the availability of the compound, but for people trying to stay within the law, this means becoming a guinea pig on a yearly basis and having to try the new substances, which can be far more unpredictable, especially when you tend to grab some as soon as it’s available and their is very little info about the compound. What a joke, they give addicts syringes, knowing full well what they are to be used for, but on the principle of reducing harm and risk to injectors, why does it seem they want to reduce the harms of ALREADY ILLEGAL drugs, while not even considering potential safety hazards of people when the have to take less well studied chemicals
