by Jack » May 22nd, 2006, 5:58 pm
limited forms of catatonia(including partial limb/extremities, and dissociation[also induces extreme anesthesia])
any form of color-blindness, and any level of blindness(although there are some drugs that in some people do induce various levels of temporary blindness)
hmmm, there are others, but they don't induce what I would consider physiological phenomenon.
any kinesthetic sensations including sharp, hot, cold, wet, dry, slimy, etc.
As you're aware, there are other phenomenon which both hypnosis, and pills do very well: inducing/reducing erections, increased/decreased need to eliminate bowels/bladder, speed of heart beating, hallucinations, etc
For a lot of these effects, pills can be the easier choice depending on the patient(IQ, preconditioning, ease of administration, etc) and doctor(timing, training, etc).
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