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==Hallucinatory==

===Citrus Oils===

Citrus oils--lemon, lime, orange and possibly grapefruit-- provoke a ~~debatably~~ psychedelic response in the majority of users. They can be taken orally, in a carrier oil, or applied topically (though can cause irritation or rashes--test a very small amount before use). Menthol and camphor appear to speed topical absorption, though should not be used orally. Effects set in over forty minutes to 2 hours.

Citrus oils--lemon, lime, orange and possibly grapefruit-- provoke a debate-ably psychedelic response in the majority of users. They can be taken orally, in a carrier oil, or applied topically (though can cause irritation or rashes--test a very small amount before use). Menthol and camphor appear to speed topical absorption, though should not be used orally. Effects set in over forty minutes to 2 hours.

=====Effects=====

*[[Subtle symmetrical texture repetition]]

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*[[Stimulation]]

*[[Audio distortion and enhancement]]

=====Dosage=====

*[[Effects are noticeable though subtle above 0.5ml, though As much as 2.5ml has been tested with not noticeable ill effects.]]

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===Elemi oil/Elemicin===

Elemi oil is quite variable from person to person. Thought to be one of the active constituents of nutmeg and elemi alike, elemicin is psychedelic, though many show little reaction. This may result from varying oil ratios in products. Low levels of myristicin may actually be at play, and may be the cause of the bulk of effects.

Elemi oil is quite variable from person to person. Thought to be one of the active constituents of nutmeg and elemi alike, elemicin is, like lemon oil, debate-ably psychedelic, though many show little reaction. This may result from varying oil ratios in products. Low levels of myristicin may actually be at play, and may be the cause of the bulk of effects.

=====Effects=====

*[[Low intensity CEV and OEVs]]

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 ==Hallucinatory==
 ===Citrus Oils===
-Citrus oils--lemon, lime, orange and possibly grapefruit-- provoke a debatably psychedelic response in the majority of users.  They can be taken orally, in a carrier oil, or applied topically (though can cause irritation or rashes--test a very small amount before use).  Menthol and camphor appear to speed topical absorption, though should not be used orally.  Effects set in over forty minutes to 2 hours.
+Citrus oils--lemon, lime, orange and possibly grapefruit-- provoke a debate-ably psychedelic response in the majority of users.  They can be taken orally, in a carrier oil, or applied topically (though can cause irritation or rashes--test a very small amount before use).  Menthol and camphor appear to speed topical absorption, though should not be used orally.  Effects set in over forty minutes to 2 hours.
 =====Effects=====
 *[[Subtle symmetrical texture repetition]]
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 *[[Stimulation]]
 *[[Audio distortion and enhancement]]
 =====Dosage=====
 *[[Effects are noticeable though subtle above 0.5ml, though  As much as 2.5ml has been tested with not noticeable ill effects.]]
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 ===Elemi oil/Elemicin===
-Elemi oil is quite variable from person to person.  Thought to be one of the active constituents of nutmeg and elemi alike, elemicin is psychedelic, though many show little reaction.  This may result from varying oil ratios in products.  Low levels of myristicin may actually be at play, and may be the cause of the bulk of effects.
+Elemi oil is quite variable from person to person.  Thought to be one of the active constituents of nutmeg and elemi alike, elemicin is, like lemon oil, debate-ably psychedelic, though many show little reaction.  This may result from varying oil ratios in products.  Low levels of myristicin may actually be at play, and may be the cause of the bulk of effects.
 =====Effects=====
 *[[Low intensity CEV and OEVs]]