HEMPEARTH – Pure Tuci (Therapeutic)
Product description
Usage and Effects of Tuci
Tuci, first synthesized in 1974 by Alexander Shulgin, may ring a bell for those familiar with mental health treatments. Shulgin popularized MDMA’s use in psychology. Tuci was initially used as a therapeutic aid until the German drug company, Drittewelle, began marketing it as the aphrodisiac Erox. In 1985, Tuci briefly stepped in as an ecstasy substitute, it also made its way into Dutch smart shops under the name Nexus, possibly the source of Tuci appearing in Britain.
For a long time, knowledge of Tuci was restricted to a select group of psychedelic enthusiasts, it gained prominence as related message boards on platforms like Reddit gained followers.
It reached was underscored in a 2018 survey, with about 7% of respondents admitting to having used it. Tuci even found a mention in popular rapper Kanye West’s track, “Yikes.”
Tuci users argue that it offers distinct advantages, unlike other substances, it doesn’t deplete serotonin, the “feel-good” hormone. Tuci mimics this hormone similarly to some antidepressants, making side effects like exhaustion, sadness, and neurotoxicity less likely. Users also claim that their body’s tolerance to Tuci resets within 48 hours, implying they won’t pursue increasingly high doses over time. One user, Mo, stated Tuci doesn’t impact his cognitive functioning. He recommended managing the physical discomfort by moderating the dosage, consuming on an empty stomach.
Ingredient’s: Ketamine, MDMA, MDA, Caffeine and 2C-B
