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BOD
BOD is identified as beta-methoxy-2C-D1. It is classified as a psychedelic, although its psychoactive profile remains tentative. Two PIHKAL reports at 25 mg describe BOD's body load as minimal and quite noticeable, respectively1.
Dosage & Duration
Dosage
Doses are population estimates that vary widely between individuals.
Threshold12-15 mg
Light15-20 mg
Moderate20-30 mg
Heavy30-40 mg
Duration
Onset60-120 minutes
After Effects3-6 hours
Total8-14 hours
Subjective Effects
Subjective Effects not written up yet
Pharmacology
Pharmacodynamics
BOD is described as a phenethylamine incorporating a beta-oxygen substitution modeled on enzymatic conversions of dopamine to norepinephrine and tyramine to octopamine2. In early explorations of the BOX series, this oxygen was intentionally blocked with a methyl group with the aim of easing brain entry and increasing the possibility of psychedelic activity2, but no specific receptor or functional mechanism is provided.
Pharmacokinetics
Absorption & half-lifenot documented yetMetabolitesnone documented yet
Interactions
Interactions not written up yet
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Tolerance
Tolerance not written up yet
Harm Potential
Toxicity
Queasiness has been reported in experiential comments.
Sluggishness of mind, confusion, insomnia, restlessness, and difficult sleep are described.
Body load and muscle tension are reported, with body-load intensity varying widely among users.
Sweating and chills are listed among adverse effects.
History & Culture
BOD was the first exploratory member of the BOX series, a family of phenethylamines incorporating oxygen at the benzylic carbon2. Its “D” designation followed the ring-orientation pattern associated with 2C-D and, earlier, DOM; these compounds share a 2,5-dimethoxy-4-methyl substitution pattern2.
Legality
Legality not written up yet
References
Citations
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