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Antidepressant, Anti-addictive at Low Doses
AMT, Opiates & Cannabis
Citation:   persistent. "Antidepressant, Anti-addictive at Low Doses: An Experience with AMT, Opiates & Cannabis (exp34313)". Erowid.org. Dec 6, 2004. erowid.org/exp/34313

 
DOSE:
  smoked AMT (daily)
  35 mg oral Methadone (daily)
    smoked Cannabis (daily)
BODY WEIGHT: 70 kg
I have been using AMT as an antidepressant and anti-addictive (Methadone Cannabis Heroin; 35 mg, 1-2 g and 0-200 mg daily, respectively) for one week now. I started out insufflating 5 mg each morning, and now smoke 5-20 mg each morning. The mood elevation effect is quite strong, with a mild amphetamine-like stimulation and very noticeable sociabilizing effect. This compound greatly increases my strength and endurance at work (I'm a tree trimmer) without any loss of appetite or distracting psychedelic effects. I have not suffered any amphetamine mouth chewing or jaw clenching either.

As an anti-addictive, this compound slightly decreases withdrawal symptoms and cravings, especially the fatigue, which is the most debilitating symptom of Methadone withdrawal. I would be very interested in comparing AMT to AET, which is mentioned in TIHKAL as an effective treatment for opiate addiction. Unfortunately AET has been schedule I for about a decade and now AMT has followed.

Exp Year: 2004ExpID: 34313
Gender: Male 
Age at time of experience: Not Given
Published: Dec 6, 2004Views: 16,921
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AMT (7), Opiates (207) : Addiction & Habituation (10), Health Benefits (32), Retrospective / Summary (11), Not Applicable (38)

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