Salvia divinorum
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Classification | Hallucinogen:
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Effects sought out by the user
- Analgesia
- Delirium
- Distorted perceptions
- Dysphoria
- Out-of-body experiences
- Sedation
- Synesthesia (crossing of 2 or more senses)
- Users become indifferent to their surroundings
- Vivid hallucinations
Mild intoxication | Moderate intoxication | Severe intoxication |
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Effects associated with chronic use
- Continuous exposure causes aversion, which deters users.
Addiction
Rarely observed.
Withdrawal
Headache, drowsiness.
Route of administration | Onset of action | Duration of psychotropiceffect |
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Inhaled | < 30=""> | 5 to 10 minutes, then wears off after 20 to 30 minutes |
Sublingual | 5 to 10 minutes | 1 hour then wears off after 1 hour |
Intoxication management
- No antidote available.
- Treatment is mainly symptomatic.
Many different street drugs are sold under the same name. Furthermore, nothing guarantees the quantity, purity or even the content of a street drug in spite of the fact that it may, in some cases, look like medication.
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