DET

Body effects resemble the autonomic symptoms of DMT: sweating of the hands and feet, pupil dilation, pronounced tachycardia, and a hollowness in the chest, with dizziness, vertigo, paleness, shakiness, fine muscle tremor, athetoid movements, and occasional nausea or vomiting at stronger doses. Injected routes can produce a slight burning and numbness of the hands and feet during onset.

The headspace combines euphoria, empathy, and emotional insight with a sense of heightened meaning — objects can feel newly significant, and users describe perceiving the world anew like a small child, alongside cosmic, mystical, and philosophical currents of thought. This coexists with genuine impairment: drifting thoughts, difficulty concentrating, confusion, and an alcohol-like or stoned quality, and at anxious moments a peculiar double orientation in which the ordinary and the hallucinated world are held as real simultaneously.

Visual effects range from color intensification and closed-eye patterning at lighter doses to DMT-like illusions and hallucinations, with both closed- and open-eye visuals reported.

Music is enhanced and can contribute powerfully to the experience; auditory hallucinations have also been reported.

Tactile sensation is enhanced, and physical touch can feel unusually rewarding and socially bonding.

Olfactory hallucinations have been reported.