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Rick Strassmanns Werk behandelt hauptsächlich den körpereigenen Stoff Dimethyltryptamin (DMT). Dieser weist grosse strukturelle Ähnlichkeit mit dem ebenfalls körpereigenen Botenstoff Serotonin auf, doch ist seine Funktion im Menschlichen Körper und Geist zum heutigen Zeitpunkt wissenschaftlich noch weitgehend ungeklärt, auch nach Strassmanns Studie.
Im Unterschied zu „harten“ wissenschaftlichen Sach- und Lehrbüchern, die etwa im Studium gängig sind, ist Strassmanns Werk über das „Bewusstseinmolek ...more
Im Unterschied zu „harten“ wissenschaftlichen Sach- und Lehrbüchern, die etwa im Studium gängig sind, ist Strassmanns Werk über das „Bewusstseinmolek ...more
A systematic, scientific analysis, a valuable introduction to DMT. Yet, there's one danger in reading this book before your first time DMT use: if you want a "pure" experience, uninfluenced by a psychiatrist's study of the substance's effects (including a digest of test subject's reports), then consider having first DMT experiences before you read this book. In other words, spoiler alert. 😉
Maybe you want to experience DMT without knowing any detailed descriptions of DMT trips. Maybe you'd prefe ...more
Maybe you want to experience DMT without knowing any detailed descriptions of DMT trips. Maybe you'd prefe ...more
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