Description
DMT (Dimethyltryptamine) is a hallucinogenic drug found in thousands of plant species that can be smoked, snorted, injected in its crystal form or combined with ayahuasca.
It is a hallucinatory drug that increases serotonin in the human brain, which induces a fast-acting psychedelic experience.
When you think of DMT, the picture often painted is a glamorous trip using the powerful hallucinogen. DMT can be dangerous when used illegally and in an uncontrolled way. However, the ‘spirit molecule’ also shows great promise in controlled trials treating depression, anxiety, alcohol addiction and PTSD.
Is DMT Dangerous?
Dangers of DMT Use
- Strain on your heart
- Unpredictable, dangerous behaviour during hallucinations
- Psychological problems worsening
The danger of DMT is in the lack of control it creates. Because DMT is mostly used illegally, the dosage you take is unknown, and this can cause mental and physical distress, especially in people who already have mental health or heart problems. There is also the risk of doing something dangerous while under the influence of DMT. You can be unaware of your surroundings, what you are doing and any danger you are facing when you are unsure about what is real and what is not.
There is also a small risk of overdosing on DMT, which can cause respiratory arrest, heart attacks and seizures.
Although you cannot buy DMT legally in the UK, you may soon be able to get the drug from UK pharmacies on prescription. Clinical trials are currently ongoing to test how effective DMT is in treating depression.
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