There is no such thing as one drug which makes all other drugs redundant.
Disulfiram (brandname Antabus(e)) works well for alcohol addiction. Methadone for heroin addiction. Bupropion (brandname Zyban) for smoking cessation.
As for DMT + MAOI (which I know as Ayahuasca), care should be taken when using a MAOI. Most importantly it must not be combined with a plethora of other drugs and foods, but there are some additional sharp edges to take into account beyond that.
I've only used Ayahuasca once recreationally. It was the most interesting experience, compared to Psilocybin. They say that with MDMA, only your first experience is magic. I've used it approx 10 times, and can attest to that.
I do not recommend everyone should use this or any other drug once in their life. From the drugs you mentioned, there's one which you didn't which is relatively mild, safe, and that is Muscimol (found in A. Muscaria aka fly agaric).
My advice is very simple and universal (caveat [1]): go to your doctor instead of recreationally using drugs, and exhaust all options there. It was then, through rough milling and various therapists, that I found out that I have ASD. Which explained far, far more than any recreational drug usage I've had. And I have had my take as the above might suggest. Of all the drugs I have used, I feel marihuana was the most dangerous one because I had multiple psychoses on that one.
[1] Though I do realise not everyone in the world has access to quality, affordable healthcare
My first time was fairly meh, but one of the last times I took it, after a multi-year break, was pretty magical.
Erm, sorry, but I'm really not sure the words 'safe' and 'maoi' should be in the same sentence there. There are a lot of precautions one needs to take to make sure you don't end up with severe hypertension and requiring a trip to an emergency room.
I think we should probably take the outcomes and evidence of the ongoing scientific research, for what is safe or not.
Also, hypertension risks are generally a problem for MAOI prescriptions: people who take MAOIs every day. With DMT, a MAOI is only consumed once, with the DMT. DMT is rarely taken on a regular and frequent basis, so it's unlikely someone would be consuming a very risky quantity of MAOIs over the long term.
MAOIs may increase DMT risk in other ways, but I don't believe hypertensive crisis is an issue for that specific combination.
They pose a risk with alcohol and lots of different foodstuffs too - https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/depression/ex...
> MAOIs may increase DMT risk in other ways, but I don't believe hypertensive crisis is an issue for that specific combination.
Not with DMT itself, but if taking an MAOI at all you need to take a lot of precautions (fasting, avoiding certain foods and drink etc) to avoid the possibility.
It's manageable, clearly, but just blanket saying not only that it's fairly safe, but that it's the only fairly safe drug disregards the specific risks associated with MAOI use over and above those presented by (for instance) LSD or MDMA.
I just meant DMT isn't known to pose a particular risk when combined with a MAOI, unlike taking a MAOI with amphetamine or something. Obviously people should research what they should and shouldn't take with them.
Many things have been used for centuries, including Belladonna. Doesn't mean a lot
A ten second google search will show you examples of people who have had this side effect from "Changa".
The DMT experience is not something for everyone. Adding a MAOI makes it more dangerous physically.
Also what would be a recreational ketamine dose? As ketamine is almost like two separate drugs at the dosage spectrum. From a small bump to get a bit floaty / wobbly all the way to deep immobile kholes