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This is bundling more drugs together into one bucket than the DARE program. And funny enough none of the drugs they have named here are physically addictive.
They may not be physically addictive but mixing molly and k is more acutely dangerous.
EDIT: I'm wrong, see chart below
Gonna need a source on that, it's actually a noted as a positive synergy on the drug interaction chart from tripsit
Fair enough, I always thought of ketamine as a downer so it'd go against the rule of "don't mix uppers and downers" but I guess it doesn't fuck with your heart rate like downers.
I believe it's technically in a loose disassociative hallucinogen class, not a downer as it does not affect respiration, airways or related reflexes
I'm not sure if I'm more surprised this chart exists or that Im surprised it exists.
Also that chart makes my brain itch in a good way
This stuff is so incredibly dangerous