Talk:Extracampine Hallucination

Extracampine hallucinations (or namely sixth sense hallucinations) are a relatively rare type of perception that involves experiencing something beyond the subjective sensory field. This category of hallucinations have a common theme of interpreting something external to the senses without any direct warrant from the primary senses. While there is not as much literature or definition pertaining to extracampine hallucinations as other subjective effects do, it still is currently recognized in the medical field as a diagnostic tool for recognizing dementia within the elderly.^[1]

Examples of extracampine hallucinations include:

It is currently unclear which substances have potential in inducing this effect; currently it is theorized that deliriants such as DPH are capable of producing it.^{[citation needed]}