Myristicin Dosage Guide

fatal in extremely high doses. Also myristicin causes severe dehydration. It increases side effects of myristicin. -is not known to be addictive and the desire to use it can actually decrease with use. Information regarding tolerance is unknown. - Dangerous Interactions -Stimulants** - Nutmeg puts a fair amount of strain on the cardiovascular system, adding stimulant drugs to the mix would increase side effects. - Alcohol** - Anecdotal reports suggest that small/medium amounts of alcohol can create some positive effects, however respiratory depression is a risk. Large amounts of alcohol should not be combined with myristicin in any circumstance. -Opioids** - Large amounts of opioids can lead to respiratory depression when taken with myristicin. -Benzodiazepines** - DXM** - While it is possible to take a very small dose of DXM with myristicin, it is highly risky and is generally seen to be dangerous. - DPH** - DPH is cardio toxic, combining it with myristicin could be fatal. -Depressants** - Respiratory depression is a risk when combining with depressant drugs, while a few anecdotal reports have shown few side effects, it is generally recommended against. -Serotonin releasers** such as **MDMA**, **4-FA**, **methamphetamine**, **methylone** and **αMT** will cause serotonin syndrome. If planning to combine these two, proceed with great caution. Myristicin and nutmeg are both unscheduled in nearly all parts of the world and are commonly bought in form of either ground spice, essential oil, or whole nuts. - United Kingdom:** Nutmeg is legal to purchase as a spice in the United Kingdom, however, using it recreationally or extracting the myristicin is against the law. - Responsible use - Deliriants - Tropane alkaloids - Datura - Diphenhydramine (DPH) - My