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Physical Effects

Effects that alter bodily sensations and physical processes.

Physical EffectsPhysical Effects(77)

Abnormal heartbeat Appetite enhancement Appetite suppression Back pain Bodily control enhancement Bodily pressures Body odour alteration Brain zaps Bronchodilation Changes in felt bodily form Changes in felt gravity Constipation Cough suppression Decreased blood pressure Decreased heart rate Decreased libido Dehydration Diarrhea Difficulty urinating Dizziness Dry mouth Excessive yawning Frequent urination Gait alteration Headache Increased blood pressure Increased bodily temperature Increased heart rate Increased libido Increased perspiration Increased phlegm production Increased salivation Itchiness Laughter fits Motor control loss Mouth numbing Muscle cramp Muscle relaxation Muscle tension Muscle twitching Nausea Nausea suppression Optical sliding Orgasm suppression Pain relief Perception of bodily heaviness Perception of bodily lightness Photophobia Physical autonomy Physical disconnection Physical euphoria Physical fatigue Pupil constriction Pupil dilation Respiratory depression Restless legs Runny nose Sedation Seizure Seizure suppression Serotonin syndrome Shakiness Skin flushing Spatial disorientation Spontaneous physical movements Stamina enhancement Stimulation Stomach bloating Stomach cramp Teeth chattering Teeth grinding Temperature regulation suppression Temporary erectile dysfunction Vasoconstriction Vasodilation Vibrating vision Watery eyes