Antihistamine
Overview
Antihistamines are a class of substances that inhibit the action of histamine. Antihistamines are commonly used to relieve allergies and to promote sleep. Recreationally, very high doses of most first-generation antihistamines can be used to induce delirium and achieve a hallucinogenic effect in which the user sees and hears fully-formed, extremely convincing hallucinations. However, this experience is typically considered highly unpleasant by most users.[1] PW
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References
- Other Sicherer, S. H. Understanding and managing your child’s food allergies. 2006
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