cicumcised_yak
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I, as well as a few others (eg in http://www.bluelight.org/vb/threads/718984-alpha-PHP-a-php-Has-anyone-got-any-information/page4) have noted that a-php has a strong numbing effect. Its chemical structure would not suggest (at least to me, I'm not a pharmacologist) strong local anesthetic effect. There seem to be two possibilities:
1. A subset of vendors are cutting it with a local anesthetic for some reason.
2. It acts as a local anesthetic itself.
Either way:
Action as a local anesthetic nearly always comes from action on the voltage gated sodium ion channels. More specifically, they act to decrease the potential across cell membranes, thus interfering with transmission of electrical impulses (oversimplification of course). I am not aware of other mechanisms, and was not able to find any with a simple google search, but I suspect others could exist. This is widely believed to be the origin of the unusual cardiotoxicity of cocaine with respect to other stimulants of similar duration. Is it reasonable to assume that a-php would share this unusual cardiotoxicity? If so, injecting this compound would be profoundly dangerous, especially given how prone to excessive redosing with large doses a-php and similar compounds seem to be. This is particularly true since mdpv is known to have a very high ld-50 relative to its active does (information about a-pvp is much more scarce). That might make people assume that this compound would be similarly safe.
If someone can confirm that this would imply unusually high cardiotoxicity, I would like to post a warning on the thread referenced above, but did not want to induce unnecessary worry based on idle speculation.
1. A subset of vendors are cutting it with a local anesthetic for some reason.
2. It acts as a local anesthetic itself.
Either way:
Action as a local anesthetic nearly always comes from action on the voltage gated sodium ion channels. More specifically, they act to decrease the potential across cell membranes, thus interfering with transmission of electrical impulses (oversimplification of course). I am not aware of other mechanisms, and was not able to find any with a simple google search, but I suspect others could exist. This is widely believed to be the origin of the unusual cardiotoxicity of cocaine with respect to other stimulants of similar duration. Is it reasonable to assume that a-php would share this unusual cardiotoxicity? If so, injecting this compound would be profoundly dangerous, especially given how prone to excessive redosing with large doses a-php and similar compounds seem to be. This is particularly true since mdpv is known to have a very high ld-50 relative to its active does (information about a-pvp is much more scarce). That might make people assume that this compound would be similarly safe.
If someone can confirm that this would imply unusually high cardiotoxicity, I would like to post a warning on the thread referenced above, but did not want to induce unnecessary worry based on idle speculation.