In general,<unk>  users report feeling the onset of subjective effects within 30 to 60 minutes of oral consumption and reaching peak effect at 75 to 120 minutes, which then plateaus for about 3.5 hours. The desired short-term psychoactive effects of<unk>  have been reported to include: * Euphoria – a sense of general well-being and happiness * Increased self-confidence, sociability, and perception of facilitated communication * Entactogenic effects—increased empathy or feelings of closeness with others and oneself * Dilated pupils * Relaxation and reduced anxiety * Increased emotionality * A sense of inner peace * Mild hallucination * Enhanced sensation, perception, or sexuality * Altered sense of time The experience elicited by<unk>  depends on the dose, setting, and user. The variability of the induced altered state is lower compared to other psychedelics. For example,<unk>  used at parties is associated with high motor activity, reduced sense of identity, and poor awareness of surroundings. Use of<unk>  individually or in small groups in a quiet environment and when concentrating, is associated with increased lucidity, concentration, sensitivity to aesthetic aspects of the environment, enhanced awareness of emotions, and improved capability of communication. In psychotherapeutic settings,<unk>  effects have been characterized by infantile ideas, mood lability, and memories and moods connected with childhood experiences.<unk>  has been described as an "empathogenic" drug because of its empathy-producing effects. Results of several studies show the effects of increased empathy with others. When testing<unk>  for medium and high doses, it showed increased hedonic and arousal continuum. The effect of<unk>  increasing sociability is consistent, while its effects on empathy have been more mixed.
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