> However, the average ketamine “user” consumes 500-1000mg of ketamine per day
This is an outrageous claim with no citation. I'm a regular user, and this is roughly what I consume per month, if I'm going hard
This is an outrageous claim with no citation. I'm a regular user, and this is roughly what I consume per month, if I'm going hard
I spent some time reading papers about ketamine before, and it seemed that all the negative side-effects (like bladder damage) are only ever observed in extreme cases where someone takes massive, abnormal doses for an extended period of time. I think it is not relevant to the vast majority of recreational users.
I know: it's insane that someone would do that much ever, let alone every day, but I assure you that it happens.
It's a critical distinction to make. With everything we put in our body it is often 'the dose makes the poison'. The way the article is now, it's something skin to propaganda saying that beef causes death because there are some 600kg McDonalds addicts having heart attacks
I haven't had good experiences with being a tranquil horse but I used to smoke a lot of weed when I was younger, I still smoke but much less and it's crazy how non linear it is, I subjectively feel like I'm probably 1/3 as high on average as I was five years ago but I spend maybe 20x less on weed.