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Madam, I'm not sure what interaction there is between Tramadol and mm, but... MM is 100% non addictive. Actually it's just the opposite. There were several studies in the 60's before mm was scheduled here in the US on their use as an addiction reversal. Studies for smoking, alcohol, heroin and other addictions were done and from what I've read they were all massively successful in helping people kick addictive substances. I notice quite profoundly that after I dose with mm, I have no desire to drink for quite some time. MM has zero physical addictive qualities as the experience isn't a high like opiates etc. If you're sober, I definitely can appreciate and am glad for your sobriety. On the other hand mm has the possibility of helping you in not just one, but two ways. Funny, I just did a Google Scholar search. Over 4,800 articles came up in reference to using psilocybin to treat alcohol addiction. https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=psilocybin+and+alcoholism+treatment&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart PFW, J

I can totally relate to this. I have PTSD and pretty severe trauma background and for me, every "trip" for cluster treatment I won't be expecting anything good - so the set & setting is way off. I can't do mushrooms on the normal doses pretty much at all. For me who prefers not "to go there" but still needs to treat clusters, LSA is a good option. Or a bad option, since it's no "fun" - mostly nausea but there are almost no psychedelic effects. There's always kind of a pressure present in my life because of the need to prevent with something I am super uncomfortable with but if I don't, facing cycle is way worse. That's a tough spot you are on. BOL would be a life saver for guys like us.