I have a weird story and I want to know if anybody else has experienced something like this. I've taken MDMA a few times, it's been awesome. At 2018 Burning Man, I took MDMA and it was awesome, but the comedown was a nightmare. As it wore off I became overwhelmed with intense-
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i have something like this. don't really know what's going on. fwiw my honest slightly wacko opinion is you picked up some nasty emotional gunk at burning man from the weird environment (and i think i did too)
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I am generally very pro "emotional things that happen affect you in weird ways" but also I am pro "maybe digestive things also affect your emotions" and I think evidence is pointing to the latter in this case.
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This reminds me of
@fortelabs thing w his throat -
Found the link https://fortelabs.co/blog/groundbreakers/ … it’s a good read
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It could be *vagal nerve* stimulation. Nerve that runs down the body & controls the nervous system. Stress could worsen a mild hiatal hernia. When you get gas building up, it irritates the vagus nerve. Can cause skipped heartbeats or shortness of breath. Belching would relieve.
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Could be that MDMA or something in the pill caused esophagitis?
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Been working w many psychedelics therapudically for years & your body is trying to release some trauma. It's in your autonomic system. Your experience sounds really cool actually. Explore it. Medicine or not. There's something in there that your body is trying to work out.
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It's a purge. Some powerful plant medicines induce purging. Generally from the mouth or back end. But there are other kinds, too. Tears. Laughing. Even Yawns. Coughs. Belches. When it comes on, try to connect with what your feeling. Don't over think it, just try to feel.
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When I get panic attacks I will become hyper vigilant of my breath and breathing. During this I'll end up swallowing air which makes me feel overly full and stiff. Belching happens near the end of the attack. It helps release the tightness and much of the anxiety along with it.
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