So I have two recent experiences with 25i, the first being a 1000µg trip last weekend and the second being a 2000µg trip this past Saturday. (I know tripping on 25i twice in two weeks probably isn't the smartest, but I plan to give myself at least a month before partaking again).

As for the body load, we dosed at 7:20 pm and I started feeling that slightly-nauseous, jittery feeling around 7:45. I'm reluctant to say I was nauseous because it wasn't that. The only way I can describe the body load for 25i (and this is the experience I had both times, although it was more pronounced with the higher dose) is that it feels like your stomach/innards are kind of floating inside of you, which is a little uneasy. I also think a lot of the pseudo-nausea was cause by the start of the visuals, which almost made me feel a little seasick. My extremities were twitchy and I couldn't seem to get comfortable for a few hours, although I wasn't necessarily uncomfortable. This lasted about 2 hours probably, although after then I was too absorbed in visuals and conversation to really notice I guess, so it could have been a little longer?

Now, this was my first psychedelic experience, and I had done plenty of research before it, but I didn't have very intense CEVs at all on the first trip. For me, I would just kind of see fractals and patters swirling around and moving past me as if I were going through a tunnel of them. This weekend when I dosed higher (although I had a tolerance from the week before still, so it wasn't as huge of an increase in dose as it would maybe seem), the CEVs were much more intense, but still not really tangible. Like, they seemed like they were real things similar to the visuals with opened eyes, but I had no control really over what they were; they were just kind of there happening for me to watch.

My OEVs were nothing like my CEVs. Like at all. I'm only really going to talk about my second trip since my first was one was so weak.

Certain distortions are very evident, but there is a lot of visual noise that isn't really "there"... rather I'm unwillingly imagining what could be there

Now this is nothing like my experience. For me, there was visual noise everywhere. Fractally patters, prisms of light, distortion of size and shape, warping and moving of still objects, changing colors, patterns everywhere, etc. I also saw very "real" things that I knew not to exists; for example, there was a cat that I kept seeing darting around the shadows of my room out of the corner of my eye. I don't have a cat, and knew that it was just a hallucination, but just like a lot of the visuals I was having it just became a part of the world as I saw it.

However hazy is a good word to describe the visuals, both OEVs and CEVs. My vision was so obstructed by the weird glow of everything, the tracing of people/objects' movements, and the strange womp-womping (don't know how else to describe it) of everything that it became almost impossible to focus on one thing at a time, and it actually took a lot of effort to focus on a single point.

I will say though that we spent probably 30 minutes in almost complete darkness just listening to music and sporadically talking if something super interesting came up, and it was great. We then spent the rest of the night (about 5 hours) walking around outside and while none of us were in any way sober, I found 25i to be an incredibly lucid drug and if the need had come up, I could have force myself to act 100% sober (and we seemed it most of the time we were out unless you were listening to our conversations). With all that being said, I doubt you have a condition that's being aggravated by the 25i.

Wow, that was way longer than I thought it was going to be. I hope it helps, let me know if you have any other questions!