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Mass scales acute amount versus a 70 kg adult, and it scales ethanol elimination. Sex changes ethanol elimination only. Sensitivity multiplies Felt, not Rel.

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Rel: how much of this compound is modeled as in play vs a typical dose of the same compound (same route). 1.00 = typical peak. Extra same-compound doses add. Not synergy.

Felt: closer to expected intensity from this line (Hill of Rel; diminishing returns). Rel 1.00 → felt 0.69. Felt 1.00 is the ceiling. Still this compound only. Combined receptor direction is the synaptic map; your check-in is the observation.

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Blank uses 70 kg. Same milligrams → higher Rel if you weigh less. Ethanol grams per hour also scale with mass / 70.

Other compounds are not sex-adjusted. Published sex differences, such as bromantane Tmax, stay on the mixed-adult curve.

1.00 is the library adult. 0.50 feels about half as strong. 2.00 feels about twice as strong. This multiplies Felt only. Rel stays the amount model. After 3 check-ins that agree, that compound is scaled again on top of this.

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Ubermensch models typical adult pharmacokinetics and receptor action. It is not a measurement of your plasma, and it does not diagnose, treat, or replace a clinician. Parameters are literature-typical and will not match every individual.