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Hallucinations and changes in perception and emotions.
It can cause hallucinations, distorted perception and emotional changes such as anxiety or panic, incompatible with safe driving. Effects are not identical for everyone and can be unpredictable. Do not drive after taking it or assume feeling capable removes the risk.
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The elimination of all perceptual errors.
A guaranteed improvement in judgement and reflexes.
Hallucinations and changes in perception and emotions.
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