First Time Trying Morning Glory Seeds with Two See E

Morning glory seeds - which contain the psychoactive alkaloid LSA - are tested by the speaker, who reports a lack of significant effects despite high-dose consumption. Severe gastrointestinal distress occurs instead of the typical psychedelic experience reported by others. This lack of response is attributed to potential low potency or the use of incorrect seed varieties. Additional ingestion of 2C-E, a phenethylamine derivative, alongside the seeds, leads to a mild state involving physical discomfort and amnesia, rather than a profound visionary encounter. The account serves as a cautionary tale against the recreational use of unregulated substances, highlighting the risks of unknown product quality, side effects, and the unpredictability of clandestine drugs.