The chemical structure of cathinones was described as far back as 1929, but the first reports of its recreational use as a new member of...

Predominantly during adolescence, many neurobiological developmental stages can be affected by various environmental factors, including drugs. Current evidence suggests that learning and memory are extremely...

As known from various studies, the main enzyme responsible for the metabolism of mephedrone in humans is cytochrome P450 D6 (CYP2D6). The first phase of...

Mephedrone [4-methylmethcathinone; 4-methylephedrone; 4-MMC; UPAC: 2-(methylamino)-1-(4-methylphenyl)propan-1-one] is a class of designer drugs and is structurally similar to cathinone, which is the main active component of...

Back in 2016, the Lancet published an article stating that mephedrone-related deaths are on the rise in many countries, with death rates already nearly comparable...

To date, there have been virtually no studies evaluating the acute effects and pharmacokinetics of mephedrone in humans through oral or intranasal use. There is...

Mephedrone (4-methylmethcathinone) is a synthetic psychoactive substance of the cathinone group that has been used as a recreational drug in Europe and elsewhere since 2007....

In this topic, we will talk about Sleep Paralysis, a sleep disorder that often accompanies mephedrone users and causes a feeling of panic fear. This phenomenon...

People take substances for various reasons. Someone for new insights, someone for success at work, someone for relaxation, communication, and new sensations. In the case of...

Mephedrone is often taken intranasally which means sniffed. If we talk about ingesting it then the effect comes on and intensifies more vivid. It is...