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Stimulant push, sleepless night

PiHKAL import · 3-tasb

Alexander & Ann Shulgin — PiHKAL entry #146 (3-TASB), 1991

Inferred dose-response curves

3-TASB

inferred from 1 report

±++++++++++2h6h10h14h18hTime since doseAvg intensity
Intro
💊 3-TASB
Amount
160 mg
Method
oral
2. T+02:00:00 [intensity]
intensity 

+ PLUS ONE — Clearly noticeable. You can tell when it began and how it's changing, though its full character isn't apparent yet.

3. T+05:00:00 [intensity]
intensity 

++ PLUS TWO — Both the timing and the character are unmistakable, but you can still choose to let it stay in the background and carry on with ordinary activities.

4. T+10:00:00 [intensity]
intensity 

+ PLUS ONE — Clearly noticeable. You can tell when it began and how it's changing, though its full character isn't apparent yet.

5. T+18:00:00 [intensity]
intensity 

± PLUS/MINUS — Threshold — something may be present, but it's right at the edge of perception. A stronger experience would confirm it; otherwise it may be nothing.

6. T+00:00:00 [note]
After a foul-tasting start and two hours spent consciously fending off nausea, the writer found faces looked like wonderful caricatures of themselves and time seemed markedly slowed, with no appetite at all. The mental effects drifted off between the eighth and twelfth hours, but the body stayed keyed up: sleep was impossible until the eighteenth hour, and the next day brought hyperactivity, alertness, excitement, no appetite, and intermittent diarrhea. The writer judged it a powerful stimulant with a strong adrenaline-like drive, with tension finally releasing into easy sleep only the second night.
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