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A fourth class of anesthetic intravenous agent is referred to as dissociative anesthetics, the most common of wich is ketamine hydrocholorid. The term dissociative anesthesia dreives from the feeling of dissociation from one's sorrounding that patients report after receiving ketamin.
A patient who has received ketamine does not appear to be asleep, as do patients treated with any of the agents listed previosly.
Despite the fact that anesthtics are widley, routinely, and expertly used, it's fascisnating to note that the mechanisms of anesthetics action remain unknown. There are several reasons why the mecanisms by witch anesthtics alter consciousness and psysiclogy are poorly understood. First anesthetic agent have widely varying chemical stuctures, so it is difficult to eluciadate structure-activity relationships. Second thee're no especific antagonists of anesthetic agents wich suggest that these agents do not act at any single class of cellular receptor. Third, the molecular sites at wich anesthetics act on a cell are unknown. Fourth, brain mechanisms that generate natural states of consciousness are incomplettly undestood.
MOLECULAR SITE UNKNOWN
DIFFICULT OT ELUCIDAT STRUCTURE
DISSOCIATIVE
�Right here and now, one quanta away, there is raging a universe of active intelligence that is transhuman, hyperdimensional, and extremely alien.�
Terence McKennan, Tryptamine Hallucinogens and Consciousness, 1983
It�s is one of the strongest hallucinogens known to man. A single hit of DMT (N,N-dimethyltrypatimine) transports the user into a fully psychedelic state for about 15 minutes, during which reality, as we know it, ceases to exist. Stunned, speechless, it is as if body and spirit are torn asunder. Yet, even among veterans of the psychedelic �60s, it remains an enigma.
Despite its low profile, DMT is found in thousands of plant species worldwide, including common varieties of Australian acacia. The earliest documented use dates back to the 15th century, when Columbus wrote home about a mysterious �powder� � known as cohoba, used as an intoxicating snuff by the Amazonian Indians.
So-called �god-revealing� plants, or �entheogens� � such as the peyote cactus and fly-agaric mushroom � have been part of the spiritual life of ancient cultures for millennia. The shamans of South America make a potion known as ayahuyasca to blast them through the outer skin of this reality into the spirit world � often combining plants high in DMT being broken down in the gut before it can reach ground zero: the brain.
But in the West, entheogens have long lain dormant, despite the explosion of the psychedelic experience into popular culture in the second half of last century, and the New Age revival of interest in archaic spiritualities. DMT exists on the fringes of the psychedelic subculture, an experience beyond mainstream imagining.
�It�s extremely accessible but most users find it too intense,� says Paul Dillon, spokesperson for the government-funded National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, based at the University of NSW. According to Dillon there are no statistics on DMT use in Australia, however a survey on national youth radio station Triple J revealed interesting results. �It�s the only drug that every single caller said they would never use again,� says Dillon. �It�s a very, very select group of people who would enjoy it.�
While plants that contain DMT are easily found, making the smokable freebase crystals is complex and messy, requiring large amounts of raw material. A recent trawl through DMT World (one of dozens of internet sites specializing in entheogens, and ranging from serious scientific research to seriously tripped out psychobabble) revealed 3391 posts to the extraction methods chatroom. There, DMT nerds, called �gateway�, �shapeshifter� and �meme�, converse in complex chemical jargon.
When it was first synthesized in 1931, by British chemist Richard Manske, DMT�s psychoactive properties were unknown. It wasn�t until 1954 that it was found to be the active ingredient of the Amazonian choba snuff. Two years later, inspired by Albert Hofmann�s accidental discovery of the mind altering qualities of LSD more than a decade earlier, Hungarian chemist and psychiatrist Stephen Szara began his own reach into the chemistry of consciousness. He synthesized a batch of DMT, and after orally ingesting the substance failed, he began injecting himself the substance failed, he began injecting himself and his friends.
The accounts of Szara�s group were the first glimpses into the DMT universe by the psychonauts of the West. One colleague described her mystical encounter with �two quiet, sunlit Gods�: �I think they are welcoming me into this new world. There is a deep silence as in the desert� I am finally at home.�
However, not all of the DMT pioneers were welcomed as warmly. In 1961, William S. Burroughs, the author of Naked Lunch and Junky, who had being carrying out his own well-documented personal experiments with yage (as ayahuasca is sometimes called), became one of the first users of DMT outside the confines of the lab.
Despite his psychedelic credentials, Burroughs was terrified by the intensity of his experience, unleashed buy a 100-milligram overdose. He wrote a letter to Harvard University professor Timothy Leary, sounding �a word of urgent warning� against any further experimentation with DMT.
Leary and his associate Richard Alpert (who would later take on the Sanskrit title Ram Dass) were at the time involved in a high-profile series of experiments with psychedelics at Harvard, including LSD and psilocybin (the active ingredient in one class of �magic� mushroom).