Hey there,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
There are several cautionary notes I would like to make, but first I'd share a bit of what I've observed over the years about 5meo use. I have noticed that oftentimes when individuals first experience or discover 5-MeO, they are rather fascinated by the experience and can easily get pulled into a cycle where they are using it repeatedly. They spend more and more time smoking it and doing full release doses while not really getting much done in "this version of reality". My recommendation is that if you're going to use 5-MeO with some regularity, I would suggest once a month at most, if at all. One good full release dose is enough to support an integration process for several months if it is done intentionally and with adequate preparation.
Typically, most people do not do several rounds with this medicine, especially not several rounds every day. I would also warn you about the dangers of using without a scale. This is an extremely potent molecule and it would be very easy to give youself 20mg instead of 10mg, which would be a significant difference in experience. Using almost an entire gram in 2 weeks sounds like a lot.
I would ask you to pause and consider:
- What have I gained from my sessions up until this point?
- What work do I feel called to do in my daily life to integrate what I have learned?
- Is my current practice sustainable?
- What other things am I doing to help my trauma and negative patterns?
Tolerance is generally not observed with 5-MeO, but if you are using large doses multiple times per day every day, then there is a chance that your receptors are beginning to downregulate. I have also heard that negative side effects begin to present themselves with daily or even weekly use. Your use pattern sounds like an escapist pattern (from the outside listener), though it sounds like you have some awareness around that. From a place of deep respect and genuine care, I would recommend taking longer breaks between uses and adding some other tools into your lifestyle to help you work through the trauma and negative patterns.
Wishing you all the best and thank you for sharing with us here.