IT-290; 3-IT
EFFECTS CLASSIFICATION
Psychedelic Tryptamine; Euphoriant
CHEMICAL NAME
alpha-methyltryptamine
DESCRIPTION
AMT is a long-acting, synthetic psychedelic and euphoric stimulant known for causing nausea and vomiting. It was first developed in the 1960s and remained very uncommon until the 1990s when it experienced a surge in popularity and was scheduled (made illegal) in April 2003.
POSITIVE
increase in energy (stimulation)
mood lift, smiling
visual patterning and closed eye visuals
increased awareness & appreciation of music
empathogenic qualities
NEUTRAL
general change in consciousness (as with most psychoactives)
blurred vision
restlessness
yawning
dilated pupils
NEGATIVE
anxiety, tension
nausea and vomiting
decrease in coordination
muscle aching
headaches
jaw clenching (trisma)
Just take out the negatives and blurry vision and u have a fun dose.
