I am also well versed in drug knowledge/experiences and thought the same thing initially but you have to consider that the C₉H₉NO₃(Adrenochrome) used by these people on Erowid were found labelled in some kids dads tool shed and synthesized/ordered from a Chinese lab. The whole point mentioned in every media reference(there's more than I thought)make it very clear that to be the crazy drug it claims to have the potential to be it needs to be extracted from a human adrenal gland, This supports the theory of drinking adrenalized(tortured, high stressed) blood having a different effect as well. You can't really use these 3 experiences as a frame of reference to say human adrenal glands/adrenochrome aren't heavily psychoactive, there would have to be some actual scientific studies done using a basically tortured humans blood and/or adrenal gland that was freshly extracted which won't legally/publically happen in America in our lifetime.
Adrenochrome is adrenochrome is adrenochrome. Synthesized or extracted makes no difference. Now maybe theres another chemical in the adrenal gland that is responsible for the psychotropic effects reported, but it's not adrenochrome.
I agree, I've looked into this compound long before pizzagate. Who knows if there isn't something more to this, what if these experiences were put out there to discredit adrenachrome. Also you can't always trust Chinese vendors.
Since Adrenochrome as you state C₉H₉NO₃ Is technically oxidized adrenaline, typically by silver oxide, hence the name. A study done in 1959 by Dr. Abram Hoffer and Humphry Osmond, that metabolized Adrenochome, which is Adrenolutin, may cause schizophrenic like hallucinations, however this study was terminated before coming to a conclusion.
really the composition would be the same regardless where it came from, therefore wouldn't change the effects. This whole "hurr durr kids being tortured in alaska for adrenochrome" bait really just seems as a ploy to discredit PG
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juugCity ago
I am also well versed in drug knowledge/experiences and thought the same thing initially but you have to consider that the C₉H₉NO₃(Adrenochrome) used by these people on Erowid were found labelled in some kids dads tool shed and synthesized/ordered from a Chinese lab. The whole point mentioned in every media reference(there's more than I thought)make it very clear that to be the crazy drug it claims to have the potential to be it needs to be extracted from a human adrenal gland, This supports the theory of drinking adrenalized(tortured, high stressed) blood having a different effect as well. You can't really use these 3 experiences as a frame of reference to say human adrenal glands/adrenochrome aren't heavily psychoactive, there would have to be some actual scientific studies done using a basically tortured humans blood and/or adrenal gland that was freshly extracted which won't legally/publically happen in America in our lifetime.
Precipitate ago
Adrenochrome is adrenochrome is adrenochrome. Synthesized or extracted makes no difference. Now maybe theres another chemical in the adrenal gland that is responsible for the psychotropic effects reported, but it's not adrenochrome.
Warmoose76 ago
I agree, I've looked into this compound long before pizzagate. Who knows if there isn't something more to this, what if these experiences were put out there to discredit adrenachrome. Also you can't always trust Chinese vendors.
Shillfest2017 ago
Not until the shills have their way.
slickleg64 ago
Since Adrenochrome as you state C₉H₉NO₃ Is technically oxidized adrenaline, typically by silver oxide, hence the name. A study done in 1959 by Dr. Abram Hoffer and Humphry Osmond, that metabolized Adrenochome, which is Adrenolutin, may cause schizophrenic like hallucinations, however this study was terminated before coming to a conclusion. really the composition would be the same regardless where it came from, therefore wouldn't change the effects. This whole "hurr durr kids being tortured in alaska for adrenochrome" bait really just seems as a ploy to discredit PG