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Many thanks to @GallowglassPB for copies of this beautiful hardback edition of De Quincy’s classic, introduced by @HamiltonMorris…
Highly recommended! Get yours at link in reply! 👽 – at Musashino-shi, Tokyo
The DEA continue their scheduling rampage with new efforts to prohibit 4-OH-DiPT, 5-MeO-AMT, 5-MeO-MiPT, 5-MeO-DET, and DiPT. The proposed rule will be officially published tomorrow. The fight begins again.
federalregister.gov/public-i…
Regardless of whether you like 7-OH, prohibiting it is likely to cause many preventable overdoses as dependent users lose their supply and switch to black market opioids. Please watch and share this video about the chemistry of 7-OH and write HHS to voice your opposition to prohibition.
youtu.be/p3e1aFyw6v4?si=s55V…
You can submit your comment here directly: regulations.gov/docket/HHS-O…
Or, if you prefer, @7hopealliance created a guide to help: 7hopealliance.org/federal/#s…
Seven months before his death in 2021, I interviewed the great Dr. Edward F. Domino about his experience administering the first dose of ketamine to a human being in 1964. You can listen to his story here:
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Check out my conversation with @HamiltonMorris on psychedelics, false memories, and more now out on YouTube!
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RIP Patrick Arnold, the legendary anabolic steroid chemist who created tetrahydrogestrinone aka "The Clear" and popularizer of the ring-open amphetamine-mimetic DMAA. You can listen to him discussing his research here: youtu.be/w6g18q-ksWk?si=M--z…
Glad he got some NYT recognition, they quote heavily from my interview: nytimes.com/athletic/7276728…
One of the reasonable points that Oliver made is that postmortem toxicology don't always test for kratom alkaloids and their metabolites, it should have been emphasized that the number of deaths attributed solely to 7-hydroxymitragynine is almost impossibly low. If this low number is a product of inadequate testing, more study needs to be done to estimate the incidence of 7-hydroxymitragynine-associated deaths relative to population exposure. Policy decisions need to be based on careful research that has yet to be done and effectively can't be done once these substances are prohibited.
Surprisingly thoughtless reporting on "gas station drugs" from @LastWeekTonight. John Oliver clips me talking to @joerogan and instead of using the joke as an opportunity to suggest reasonable regulation and labeling requirements, tacitly approves of prohibition saying, nonsensically, that it must be accompanied by "harm reduction." What would that "harm reduction" be? Pharmaceutical opioid maintenance therapies, which Oliver has also criticized?
In 2006, my friend Stephen Watt wrote a piece of computer code while high on ketamine that was used to extract credit card information from TJ Maxx and the rotisserie chicken purveyor Boston Market. For writing the code, he was sentenced to pay $170,000,000 in restitution. This is his story:
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I tried to cure my OCD with mushrooms.
Filming The Mushroom Cure live in Boston April 10–11.
@HamiltonMorris joins after each show.
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I just released an interview with the legendary Hive bee methylman about his time working as an underground MDMA chemist:
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Confessions of an English Opium Eater by Thomas De Quincey was originally published anonymously in 1821. It is half Dickensian memoir and half psychedelic fever dream. Thomas De Quincey, like many other English Romantics, was addicted to laudanum, a potent tincture made of opium dissolved in alcohol. This book documents his journey running away from school to meet his literary idols, discovering opium, and becoming a starved artist living in squalor and in the throes of addiction.
This hardcover, illustrated edition features a new introduction by @HamiltonMorris , a renowned journalist, documentarian, and chemist who specializes in psychoactive drugs.
It is furnished with cover art, custom endpapers, and over 20 original illustrations by Hernan Conde de Boeck.
Interior book design by Sherill Chapman.
This edition is limited to 3,000 copies. 9 inches tall by 6 inches wide.
Estimated at around 500 pages. Page count is subject to change until printing.
Rounded spine with Smyth sewn binding and headbands. Deckled edges. Gold foiling.
Printed in the United States of America.
Interestingly, @grok is saying that the (apparently deleted?) drug price list from the Epstein files is a hoax or a meme. It's not a hoax, you can still read the document here on @jmailarchive
jmail.world/drive/vol00009-e…
I'm working on a new edition of Confessions of an English Opium Eater with @GallowglassPB they recently released a beautiful poster from one of the book's new illustrations and you can get it here: gallowglassbooks.com/product…
