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The highly dangerous and potent neurotoxin, TSQ-7, which is naturally produced by the Harriet's Bloom nightshade plant, was recently synthesized by Dr J.Henry-Bon into a non-lethal compound which is currently being trialed for medical use for patients suffering from depression, anxiety and insomnia.

At low doses the new compound, dubbed TEQ-7, acts as a muscle relaxant and produces a heightened sense of well-being. Minor side effects include a sllght sense of drowsiness in some patients.

At moderate doses, the drug produces feelings of extreme bodily and mental euphoria, with patients describing the effect as "floating upon waves made of air". Side effects include a moderate loss of motor functions, due to the user's perception of gravity.

At high doses, patients are reported to enter a deep 'trance-like' state. Symptoms include total loss of motor control, along with temporary paralysis in some patients. One user described the sensation as "being thrown at impossibly high speeds through waves and oceans with no sense of gravity". This feeling is accompanied by highly vivid and colourful hallucinations. This trance-like state lasts between 12 hours up to 3 days. Users have frequently reported this experience as 'highly spiritual', with some describing it as 'dying and being reborn'.

So far, no negative experiences have been reported by patients, although family and friends have reported a complete change in personality in those affected, sometimes in a negative way. Pharmacies have been advised to manufacture TEQ-7 along with very mild doses of TSQ-7 to discourage the abuse of this drug at high doses, although rogue alchemists are already producing toxin-free variants (known by the street names 'Tekk', 'Sevens' and 'Pixie Dust') at an alarming rate.