frontbluntt
Bluelighter
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Does anyone else get anti-nausea effects from benzos?
For the past couple years I've always had a stash of etizolam because it's so useful to me, I use it to come down from and fall asleep after stimulants, and I also use it to completely stop nausea.
For example, I can't drink more than a beer without my stomach feeling extremely horrible and needing to puke. However, if I take a couple etties before going out to drink I can drink all I want. Taking etizolam will completely settle my stomach on any drug that may be causing me nausea, be it alcohol, cocaine, heroin (I don't take more than one), psychedelics, etc. I've even used them for non-drug-related nausea caused by random things like eating shitty food or being sick, what have you.
Does anyone else experience anti-nausea properties from benzos? My friends and girlfriend all do. This is actually pretty much only directed to etizolam, which is a thienzo or whatever. But I think any benzo will work for me, with maybe the exception of clonazepam which sometimes upsets my stomach.
Also, can anyone explain scientifically what is going on? I assume it has something to do with GABA inhibiting nmessages of feeling nauseous?
For the past couple years I've always had a stash of etizolam because it's so useful to me, I use it to come down from and fall asleep after stimulants, and I also use it to completely stop nausea.
For example, I can't drink more than a beer without my stomach feeling extremely horrible and needing to puke. However, if I take a couple etties before going out to drink I can drink all I want. Taking etizolam will completely settle my stomach on any drug that may be causing me nausea, be it alcohol, cocaine, heroin (I don't take more than one), psychedelics, etc. I've even used them for non-drug-related nausea caused by random things like eating shitty food or being sick, what have you.
Does anyone else experience anti-nausea properties from benzos? My friends and girlfriend all do. This is actually pretty much only directed to etizolam, which is a thienzo or whatever. But I think any benzo will work for me, with maybe the exception of clonazepam which sometimes upsets my stomach.
Also, can anyone explain scientifically what is going on? I assume it has something to do with GABA inhibiting nmessages of feeling nauseous?