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Do not attempt, I’m not saying this is safe, only my experience
Parnate is an antidepressant from the 60s used as a last resort for atypical depression. It is the most powerful and most dangerous antidepressant still used
Alone its character is that of an amphetamine (35%) Empathogen (15%) psychedelic (30%) (20% ghb)
irreversible Monoamine oxidase inhibitors are incredibly effective but rarely used due to their deadly food and drug reactions. Just look them up
After a few months on 30mg I experimented, with all due cation, on its interaction with various RC’s.
4-aco-EPT
Produced a firey stimulation even at low doses (5-15)mg. It blended into the background and encouraged an jovial sense action oriented stimulation. AMT anyone?
4-aco-DET (10-20mg) was much the same but with a more pronounced revelatory character. It felt like talking to an expensive German car about philosophy.
P-f-Deprenyl ( Selegiline derivative) is mild as ever at 10mg sublingual
Dex-Methylphenidate (20-30mg) lost the paranoia and anxiety it had always presented and became a clean effective stimulant
Dexedrine produced, as expected, detectable blood pressure abnormalities at 3mg and no worthwhile effects at 2mg
Noopept and phenylpiracetam were unchanged (low/common dose for both) as was gabapentin and phenabute
Melatonin- previously only functional now includes an easygoing, slightly dispositive headspace with a mild shrooms like characteristic 30 min before inducting sleep
I highly recommend MAOIs if you have given up on typical pharmaceuticals. Especially if you’re trying to come off stimulants
It has fewer psychological side effects than any other antidepressant I’ve tried. The effects are natural feeling and will, very likely, improve mood and decrease negative rumination.
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