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PiHKAL: A
Chemical Love
Story is a book by
Alexander Shulgin and Ann
Shulgin published in 1991. The
subject of the work is
psychoactive phenethylamine...
- to
PIHKAL: A
Chemical Love Story,
TIHKAL is an
acronym that
stands for "Tryptamines I Have
Known and Loved". TIHKAL, much like its
predecessor PIHKAL, is...
- Pharmacology. It was
later described in the Shulgins' po****r 1991 book
PIHKAL: A
Chemical Love Story. MINUS, n. (-) On the
quantitative potency scale...
- the
substance is
generally consumed orally or nasally. In Shulgin's book
PiHKAL, the oral
dosage range is
listed as 12–24 mg. 2C-B was
synthesized from...
- psychedelics. In 1991 and 1997, he and his wife Ann
Shulgin compiled the
books PiHKAL and
TiHKAL (Phenethylamines I Have
Known And Loved,
likewise for Tryptamines)...
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Entry in
PiHKAL 2,4-DMA
Entry in
PiHKAL • info 2,5-DMA
Entry in
PiHKAL 2,5-DMA
Entry in
PiHKAL • info 3,4-DMA
Entry in
PiHKAL 3,4-DMA
Entry in
PiHKAL • info...
- who has
inhaled secondhand marijuana smoke. In
Alexander Shulgin's book
PiHKAL under the 2C-I entry, a
notable reaction was
observed in a parti****nt who...
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properties similar to 2C-D and Ganesha. Like many of the
phenethylamines in
PiHKAL, 2C-G and its
homologs have only been
taken by
Shulgin and a
small test...
-
known as ORTHO-MDA, is an
amphetamine derivative which is
mentioned in
PIHKAL as a
fairly potent and long-lasting
stimulant drug, but with
little or none...
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Retrieved 8
January 2015.
Shulgin AT,
Shulgin A (1991). "Chapters 12, 22".
PiHKAL: A
Chemical Love
Story (7th printing, 1st ed.). Berkeley, CA: Transform...
