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The most prominent category of effects within the dissociative experience is the way in which it produces feelings of disconnection, detachment and dissociation from the environment and the senses. This is a product of the way in which NMDA antagonists directly reduce or block signals to the conscious mind from other parts of the brain and it can be broken down into 3 separate subcomponents | The most prominent category of effects within the dissociative experience is the way in which it produces feelings of disconnection, detachment and dissociation from the environment and the senses. This is a product of the way in which NMDA antagonists directly reduce or block signals to the conscious mind from other parts of the brain and it can be broken down into 3 separate subcomponents. | ||
==Disconnection from tactile input== | ==Disconnection from tactile input== | ||