7OH

[diegogomez42]

I have recently found 7oh through goblin's youtube channel. Although goblin treats 7oh like its the worst drug out there, my experience has been nothing but great. I take 1 to 2 mg at a time throughout the day, and it really calms me down, when im going through tough feelings or any pain mental or physical 7oh wipes it out completely. Doing epistimic logic on 7oh feels easier because anxiety and any insecure mental structures are soothed. It affects everyone differently but anyone curious should try it out provided they do their own research. These are the exact strips i am using:

[Schizophonia]

Yea but opioids are bad for hormones and digestions. 

[ThermalTide]

We sold this at my work up until a couple weeks ago when the state banned it. I will say, many people I know through this product had a very hard time coming off of it when the ban went into effect. Withdrawals are not fun. Kratom powder is safer from what I can see; be cautious. Cheers

[Oppositionless]

I use kratom daily , not happy about it, but it takes the edge off.

 

7oh meh doesn't last long enough and not that much stronger imo, especially with tolerance .

Edited October 9 by Oppositionless

[Oppositionless]

I want to warn you though, 

Most days kind of suck until I have my first kratom . I can't imagine how bad it would be if you got dependent on 7 oh. 
 

One day soon I'll get off it. 

Edited October 10 by Oppositionless

[Oppositionless]

Fuck it, I’m quitting now.

I’ve been taking this for about a year and eight months. The big problems didn’t start until about two months ago, when I noticed it was messing with my sleep. At first, it was just feeling a little too stimulated at bedtime—something a bit of pacing around my room could fix.

 

But in the past two weeks, I’ve had probably four unintentional all-nighters from this stuff. I’m not sure whether it’s from withdrawals between doses or the compound building up over time, but it’s officially gone from “chill herbal supplement” to full-blown addiction in my eyes.

 

I suspect it is due to its serotonergic activity, which is distinct and secondary to its action at the opioid receptors.

 

I’ve already made an appointment with my psychiatrist to get meds to help with the acute withdrawal phase. No sense trying to taper—I’m an addict, and if I have any around, I’ll always want more.

 

Cheers 👌

 

PS:

If you read a lot of my posts, you might know that I’ve also recently quit nicotine and weed. I’m not sure what prompted me to suddenly quit all my substance addictions at once, but there are a few possibilities:

 

1. The 5 MeO breakthrough from 5 weeks ago
2. The Zen sesshin from 4 months ago
3. The book Self-Compassion by Kristin Neff
4. Meeting a really, really lovely girl. It doesn’t look like we’ll be together, but it is still a powerful energy
5. The consequences hitting me harder than ever before, possibly because all of the above have increased my awareness 🗿

 

 

❤️😴

 

Edited Tuesday at 04:59 PM by Oppositionless