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GABAergic hallucinogens are substances that increase the amount of [[GABA]] in the brain, or agonise the [[GABA]] receptors. Unlike many GABAergics, they, however, can also cause hallucinations and bizarre behavior. These hallucinations and behavioral changes are likely a result of GABA<sub>C</sub>, or GABA<sub>A-ρ</sub> agonism. The most well known of these drugs are | [[File:Muscimol.svg|250px|thumbnail|right|The structure of muscimol, a GABAergic hallucinogen.]] | ||
like [[zolpidem]] ([[Ambien]]) | GABAergic hallucinogens are substances that increase the amount of [[GABA]] in the brain, or agonise the [[GABA]] receptors. Unlike many GABAergics, they, however, can also cause hallucinations and bizarre behavior. These hallucinations and behavioral changes are likely a result of GABA<sub>C</sub>, or GABA<sub>A-ρ</sub> agonism. The most well known of these drugs are Z-drugs, like [[zolpidem]] ([[Ambien]]). Fly agaric mushrooms ''([[Amanita muscaria]])'' contain muscimol, which is a GABAergic hallucinogen. | ||
==Subjective effects== | ==Subjective effects== | ||
These are general effects commonly expirienced on GABAergic hallucinogens. | These are general effects commonly expirienced on GABAergic hallucinogens. | ||