DXM & DPH

• Stimulation^[3] & Sedation - At lower, recreational doses, this combination is predominantly stimulating. However, it can produce waves of tiredness, or the desire to lay down with the eyes closed in a sleep-like state. As higher dosages are approached, the experience generally turns very chaotic, sometimes with states of agitated delirium resulting in stimulation or moments of sedation where the user does not move at all.
• Abnormal heartbeat - Diphenhydramine is able to prolong the QT interval, potentially leading to torsades de pointes, an abnormal heart rhythm that can cause sudden cardiac death.^[4] This risk is greatly amplified by both DPH and DXM by increasing heart rate to dangerously high levels.
• Physical autonomy - At very high dosages some find to awake in strange locations, sometimes while standing or performing actions with no recollection of events or how they got there. When approaching delirium, the experience generally turns stimulating and as a result, one may start to walk long distances.
• Perception of bodily lightness & Perception of bodily heaviness - This creates the sensation that the body is floating and has become entirely weightless. This effect is stimulating and encourages physical activities by making the body feel light and effortless to move. This effects is amplified when compared with DXM alone. DPH however can also produce bodily heaviness and increase in percieved gravity, especially at the beginning of the experience or if higher dosages of DPH are used than DXM.
• Spontaneous bodily sensations - The body high is a sharp, pleasurable tingling sensation which is location specific to the hands, feet and head. The second is a warm euphoric glow which emanates outwards from the centre of the body's torso. At lower dosages, it can produce an empowering stimulated sensation, at higher dosages a slight body load or none at all. It should be noted that it can also spontaneously transform into intense physical dysphoria.
  • Physical euphoria - This inconsistently results in feelings of physical euphoria which range between mild pleasure to powerful, all-encompassing bliss.
• Appetite suppression - Appetite suppression may persist through the next day.
• Changes in felt bodily form - This becomes quite prominent at moderate or high doses.
• Motor control loss^[3] - A loss of gross and fine motor control alongside balance and coordination is prominent and becomes especially strong at higher dosages. One should be sitting down before the onset to prevent falling over and becoming injured and have a trip sitter be watching over them.
• Spatial disorientation^[3]
• Nausea & Nausea suppression^[3] - This effect is mostly negated by DPH but spontaneous nausea may occur.
• Temperature regulation suppression
  • Increased bodily temperature - Both substances increase bodily temperature and this can become dangerous at higher dosages.^{[citation needed]}
• Increased blood pressure^[3] - Both substances increase blood pressure significantly and this can become dangerous at higher dosages.^{[citation needed]}
• Increased heart rate^[3] - Both substances increase heart rate significantly and this can become dangerous at higher dosages.^{[citation needed]}
• Increased perspiration - This is the result of a combination of increased bodily temperature and temperature regulation suppression.^{[citation needed]} Users should be monitored that they do not overheat.
• Muscle cramps & *Muscle spasms
• Orgasm suppression
• Decreased libido
• Dehydration^{[citation needed]} - Both substances can be extremely dehydrating. Users should drink plenty of water before and after an experience to avoid dangerous complications such as seizures.
• Cough suppression
• Pain relief
• Restless leg syndrome
• Frequent urination & Difficulty urinating - This effect can become very uncomfortable. Both substances can cause urinary retention.
• Muscle relaxation - This effect is inconsistent, and may alternate with bouts of muscle twitching.
• Optical sliding
• Dizziness - At higher dosages this can result in incapability to willingly stand up.
• Gustatory hallucination
• Olfactory hallucination
• Tactile suppression - This partially to entirely suppresses one's sense of touch, creating feelings of numbness within the extremities.
• Pupil dilation- Pupil dilation is very noticeable at moderate to high doses.
• Gait alteration - This is a common effect and is commonly referred to as "robo walking".
• Rapid breathing
• Physical fatigue - This effect can become very strong during the comedown.
• Tactile enhancement - This results in increased feelings of touch, pain, warmth and orgasms. It is usually only present at very low dosages.
• Tactile suppression - This produces feelings of numbness throughout the body. This is attributed to DPH's ability to block sodium channels within the nerves^[5] and DXM's NMDA antagonism. At higher dosages, this can lead to massive amounts of pain relief comparable to anesthesia.
• Tactile hallucination - This is often a direct result of visual hallucinations and they commonly feel and look extremely realistic.
• Skin flushing - Flushed skin occurs mostly around the eyes, but can also be seen all over the body.
• Temporary erectile dysfunction
• Seizure - Both substances are known to significantly lower the seizure theshold and this may be dangerously amplified when taken in combination.

Enhancements

• Magnification - This effect is uncommon and typically occurs in conjunction with perspective distortion.

Suppression

• Double vision - This component is prevalent at moderate to heavy dosages and makes reading impossible unless one closes an eye.
• Pattern recognition suppression - This effect generally occurs at higher dosages and makes one unable to recognize and interpret perceivable visual data. Examples can include an inability to recognize faces or motion.
• Frame rate suppression - This is the so-called "flanging" effect, which at appropriately high doses can affect sight, sound and at higher levels phrases, faces and thinking.
• Nystagmus - At very high dosages one may be incapable of recognizing things such as movement of objects or human faces.
• Visual acuity suppression - Vision is reported to be very dream-like, frequently with a hazy or "static-like" overlay affecting the visual field. This effect can also result in blurry vision to the point of blindness. It sometimes can last for days after the experience itself.

Distortions

As for visual distortions and alterations, effects experienced are detailed below:

• Drifting (melting, breathing, morphing and flowing) - In comparison to other hallucinogens, this effect can be described as intricate in complexity, jittery, slow and rigid in motion, static in their permanence, blurry in detail, realistic in believability, and interactive in plasticity.
• After images
• Brightness alteration - Vision is said to become dark and gloomy.
• Depth perception distortions
• Environmental cubism
• Environmental orbism
• Object alteration - The textures seen are described as transparent whirling lines and swirls which move at changing speeds and jitter uncontrollably. They only appear slightly above surfaces, walls and ceilings and can not be felt.
• Perspective distortions
• Scenery slicing
• Tracers
• Visual haze
• Visual stretching

Geometry

In terms of the specific style of geometry present within this combination, they can be described as intricate in complexity, slow in movement, dark in colour scheme and ominous in emotional vibe. They manifest themselves in a traditional psychedelic manner when the eyes are closed but appear as static, unmoving shapes and geometry which the external environment morphs into when the eyes are open and looking at any single point, always resetting once the person double takes. This is an unusual visual effect because both dissociative and psychedelic visuals do not do this, instead preferring to manifest themselves as a fast moving and flat translucent veil across the visual field which cannot be interacted with.

Hallucinatory states

The effects of this combination are extremely efficient at inducing delirious hallucinations which can be broken into the two categories described below:

• External hallucination (autonomous entities; settings, sceneries, and landscapes; perspective hallucinations and scenarios and plots) - In comparison to other classes of hallucinogens, this effect occurs more frequently than that of any other at moderate to heavy dosages and is the defining feature of the experience. It can be comprehensively described through its variations as delirious in believability, autonomous in controllability and solid in style. The most common themes for these hallucinations include those of both everyday occurrences such as smoking phantom cigarettes, talking to people who are not there, insects and sinister or nightmarish experiences. The person may experience sceneries of people which they know, have frequently been in contact with or play a significant role in one's head. Events may unfold similar to dream-like states where hallucinations are mixed into reality in despiclable or even realistic scenarios. A whole theather of possible imaginations can be experienced/hallucinated all while the user in unaware of what is happening.
• Internal hallucination (autonomous entities; settings, sceneries, and landscapes; perspective hallucinations and scenarios and plots) - In comparison to other classes of hallucinogen, this effect occurs briefly and spontaneously at moderate dosages but becomes progressively extended in its occurrence and duration proportional to dosage before eventually becoming all encompassing. It can be comprehensively described through its variations as delirious in believability, interactive in style, equal in new experiences and memory replays in content, autonomous in controllability and solid in style.
• Unspeakable horrors
• Shadow people

• Analysis suppression - At higher dosages, a person could experience a complete halt of external information processing, which can make the user unable to perform simple tasks or make decisions.
• Anxiety suppression , Anxiety & Paranoia - Although this combination typically suppresses anxiety, it is also able to produce it in certain conditions. Extreme anxiety, paranoia or panic attacks may occur at heavy dosages.
• Confusion^[3] - States of delirium can become extremely confusing and uncomfortable. This can result in a complete inability to understand others' intentions, emotions, humor and even simple sentences.
• Cognitive euphoria - While states of cognitive euphoria are commonly reported, this effect can unpredictably manifest itself as cognitive dysphoria for no apparent reason, particularly at higher doses.
• Cognitive fatigue^[3]
• Creativity suppression
• Decreased libido
• Déjà vu
• Delirium - The threshold dose for full-blown delirium may be experienced already with common doses, which may necessitate hospitalization as this state can be extremely dangerous for an individual, especially if they are not accompanied by a trip sitter, as they can injure themselves or others. The user may not be able to differentiate percieved visual hallucinations from reality at all, in addition to mental delirium making the user's thoughts delirious and believeable which further contributes to the hallucinations.
• Delusion - This effect can occur very reliably.
• Depersonalization
• Depression
• Derealization
• Disinhibition - This effect can be quite significant even at moderate dosages and unpredictable at high dosages.
• Dysarthria^{[citation needed]} - Severely slurred speech and speaking with a different voice is common on this combination.
• Ego inflation
• Emotion enhancement - This effect isn't as consistent as it is with other commonly used hallucinogens.
• Emotion suppression
• Empathy, affection, and sociability enhancement - This is commonly reported as being similar to but less prominent than with other commonly used entactogens such as MDMA or MDA.
• Feelings of impending doom
• Focus suppression^[3]
• Immersion enhancement
• Increased sense of humor - Mostly present at lower dosage.
• Increased music appreciation - This effect can be very intense but steadily decreases as higher dosages are approached where sounds may be to chaotic or faint to be enjoyable.
• Memory suppression - Short-term memory can be severely disrupted and one may not be able to hold on to thoughts for more than a few seconds.
  • Ego death
• Amnesia - This effect is present with higher dosages. It can range from partial to complete memory loss of the experience. Generally, more dull parts of the experience tend to not be remembered at all. Frequent use can also sometimes contribute to this, even for days after the experience.
• Language suppression
• Motivation suppression^[3]
• Personal bias suppression - This effect is not usually as pronounced.
• Psychosis - This effect is more reliably induced than when either substance is taken alone.
• Thought deceleration
• Thought disorganization
• Thought loops
• Time distortion - Time dilation is extremely present and can be overwhelming if the user is having a difficult trip.
• Sleepiness & *Wakefulness

• Auditory suppression
• Auditory distortion
• Auditory hallucination
• Glossolalia

• Cognitive disconnection
• Physical disconnection
• Visual disconnection

Cognitive manifestations include a loss of anxiety, feelings of content, increased music appreciation and other sensory stimuli that are sometimes accompanied with mild derealization or depersonalization. As higher dosages are used, after effects typically consist of strong fatigue and sleepiness.