I’m no authority figure; I’m just in constant search for life’s pleasures just like you. Some pleasures are forbidden, and for a reason too. Ketamine is a good example.
*Ketamine is mainly used as a horse tranquilizer, given to a horse after a race to help it rest.
Ketamine is extremely dangerous, even more than cocaine or heroin. Regular Ketamine users experience a disassociation between the head and the body and sometimes get into a state known as near-death experience or “entering the K-hole.” This sensation can lead to death by engaging the drug user to think that he has already died; an immediate cardiac arrest can take place. But this is just one effect.
Ketamine literally kills your bladder and kidney, causing frequent and extremely painful peeing due to the damage of the inner tissue of the bladder. A Ketamine user can easily release blood-filled urine, and to a horrific extent, can pee out some of the damaged tissue. That can be extremely agonising and unimaginably disgusting. So what will a Ketamine user do in this case? Increase the dose to relieve the pain, but this just runs the cycle that will lead to the ultimate removal of his bladder and/or kidney. If the bladder gets badly damaged, stopping Ketamine won’t be enough because medical surgery will be required to remove the entire bladder. At that point, nothing will do you good, not even regret.
Another major effect of Ketamine, which is ironically why many drug doers consume it in the first place, is severe depression. Ketamine just puts its victims into a nonstop cyclical world of depression where they think the dose will get them out of it but indeed the dose is just expanding the cycle forever. The cycle becomes their circle of life, with nothing new happening but increase of dosage. The only way to end this cycle is by either quitting voluntarily, or voluntarily quitting their lives.