The Drug Users Bible

The Drug Users Bible is an exhaustive exploration into a subject that profoundly influences the lives of nearly everyone. Distinct from the cacophony of information and misinformation surrounding the war on drugs, this comprehensive work meticulously documents the unvarnished facts about individual drugs and the broader subject.

The author's methodical approach involved self-administering over 180 different chemicals and botanicals. For each substance, vital safety data—including dose thresholds, onset times, and duration—was diligently recorded. Additionally, the author documented subjective trip reports, offering a qualitative analysis of experiences at different time intervals. This unique perspective contributes to harm reduction by providing insights into the potential loss of judgment and capability.

Spanning a substantial 636 pages, the book covers both infamous and obscure substances. From well-known drugs like LSD, xanax, DMT, and cocaine to lesser-known ones such as hexen, NM2AI, and thiopropamine.

Beyond the detailed substance catalog, the book's initial section imparts general safety information, featuring the widely recognized 10 Commandments Of Safer Drug Use. The text also delves into topics such as drug testing, drug classification, and other introductory insights.

The concluding section broadens its focus to drugs and drug use in society at large. It offers harm comparison tables, legal briefings, overdose and addiction information, a drug tourism guide, and even a drug dictionary.

The Drug Users Bible serves as a repository of scientific knowledge, factual data, and real-world experiences often sidelined by the war on drugs. It meticulously catalogs crucial harm reduction information that may be concealed by mainstream narratives, presenting risk mitigation strategies that can directly impact and save lives.

This comprehensive resource is accessible through major online bookstores and can be directly purchased from Amazon.