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4-Methyl-N-ethylcathinone (4-MEC) / Controlled substance
Synthetic cathinone, a class of stimulant drugs chemically similar to amphetamines and mephedrone. This substance is appointed for DEA prosecution schedule 1. Based on available data, primarily from user reports and studies on similar cathinones, the symptoms of 4-MEC use may have a duration of effects lasts 2–4 hours, with aftereffects lingering longer
Abuse, Addiction, Euphoria, Increased alertness and wakefulness, Enhanced sociability and talkativeness, Elevated mood or sense of well-being, Increased heart rate, Elevated blood pressure, Pupil dilation, Sweating or chills, Nausea or loss of appetite, Muscle tension or jaw clenching, Restlessness or agitation, Heightened focus or concentration, Potential for anxiety or paranoia, Dizziness or vertigo, Hallucinations
Insomnia, Risk of serotonin syndrome, Post-use "crash" with fatigue, irritability, or depression
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