PSI 2000 Virus

A waterborne virus that relaxes its victim’s inhibitions similar to the way an intoxicant will. Onset occurs within an hour of exposure. Other symptoms include distorted reality, visual hallucinations, tremors or seizures, lack of coordination, erratic emotions, appetite extremes, and paranoia. There is an antidote, but if it is not available, forcing the patient to exercise will counteract the symptoms.