ThatOneDude!
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Firstly I want to say that I am well aware of how much information, on this specific topic that there is all over the web and beyond.
I'm finding lots of difficult in getting a really specific answer that i'm looking for in regards to speedballin.
I know what it feels like to do clear and dark at same time. I'm aware of a variety of things, yet im having a hard time sifting through lots of subjective, opinionated, or anti-drug/go-rehab lingo on the dangers of the matter.
To my point: Does anyone know, when i combine the two, what kind of chemical activities/ interactions occur in my brain and body? Like I know how meth works in the brain, rather well actually. And i also know a descent amount about opiates in the brain. However, im pretty sure like any chemical interactions, when the two are combined, doesnt something unique happen? or is it just two different things going on in the brain?
I'm trying hard to be specific because i know how redundant and well covered this topic is. I'm just struggling to find the specific answer i'm looking for.
So one theory is that they will sort of cancel/balance each other out. The black making the clear less "jittery" i.e. and so on so fourth...... but like when by themselves they are such, and when combined they are different. not just adding the two together, but they have a different and unique pharmacological effect when combined kinda thing.
like I hear people say how its dangerous because one is telling your heart to speed up and the other, to slow down. Tachycardia? er whatever.
ya see im aware of things like that. But are the two drugs opposing each other within my brain? or are they both working together simultaneously to create a new effect? Well I can OBVIOUSLY feel that new effect. but i dont find much information on a pharmacological level of the two working on the brain at the same time. I'd assume the CNS stimulant and and depressant would more likely leave an outcome of a CNS stimulant of such a degree, or depressant of such a degree. like if all numbers above 0 are referred to as being a level of stimulation, and all negative numbers below 0 are referred to as a level of CNS depression. then a small amount of meth and a lot of shiva might be something more like combining a +4 with a -10 for example. resulting in a -6. you get my point. so lets say i got the +5 and a -5 getting me a 0 on my CNS scale. so then its just the psychological effects and what ever physiological effects remain as well.
so working with the 0 on a CNS scale. with the two, meth and heroin combined, what is going on with the brain chemistry when the two chemicals interact?
if that makes any sense to anyone at all?! haha
I'd imagine someone well versed in brain chemistry and pharmacy might have an idea of what i'm trying to figure out. Also if you feel like you could provide some insight subjectively, i'd love to hear it. I just want peoples input. you know, like what makes that combination so special for you? that alone might help me in my search for my pharmacological insight on the two.
my apologies for any redundancy as i'm really high right now. But i always am fascinated with how these things are working in my brain to make me feel as such.... ya know
EDIT: I'd also love to know about the sincere dangers as well, but on a more scientific level, unless its really a simple answer, that the two drugs send opposing signals to my heart, or is there more too it? I've also heard a lot of people claim that the two cancel each other out and end up sending one signal, instead of two, as the sum from the combination.....
I'm finding lots of difficult in getting a really specific answer that i'm looking for in regards to speedballin.
I know what it feels like to do clear and dark at same time. I'm aware of a variety of things, yet im having a hard time sifting through lots of subjective, opinionated, or anti-drug/go-rehab lingo on the dangers of the matter.
To my point: Does anyone know, when i combine the two, what kind of chemical activities/ interactions occur in my brain and body? Like I know how meth works in the brain, rather well actually. And i also know a descent amount about opiates in the brain. However, im pretty sure like any chemical interactions, when the two are combined, doesnt something unique happen? or is it just two different things going on in the brain?
I'm trying hard to be specific because i know how redundant and well covered this topic is. I'm just struggling to find the specific answer i'm looking for.
So one theory is that they will sort of cancel/balance each other out. The black making the clear less "jittery" i.e. and so on so fourth...... but like when by themselves they are such, and when combined they are different. not just adding the two together, but they have a different and unique pharmacological effect when combined kinda thing.
like I hear people say how its dangerous because one is telling your heart to speed up and the other, to slow down. Tachycardia? er whatever.
ya see im aware of things like that. But are the two drugs opposing each other within my brain? or are they both working together simultaneously to create a new effect? Well I can OBVIOUSLY feel that new effect. but i dont find much information on a pharmacological level of the two working on the brain at the same time. I'd assume the CNS stimulant and and depressant would more likely leave an outcome of a CNS stimulant of such a degree, or depressant of such a degree. like if all numbers above 0 are referred to as being a level of stimulation, and all negative numbers below 0 are referred to as a level of CNS depression. then a small amount of meth and a lot of shiva might be something more like combining a +4 with a -10 for example. resulting in a -6. you get my point. so lets say i got the +5 and a -5 getting me a 0 on my CNS scale. so then its just the psychological effects and what ever physiological effects remain as well.
so working with the 0 on a CNS scale. with the two, meth and heroin combined, what is going on with the brain chemistry when the two chemicals interact?
if that makes any sense to anyone at all?! haha
I'd imagine someone well versed in brain chemistry and pharmacy might have an idea of what i'm trying to figure out. Also if you feel like you could provide some insight subjectively, i'd love to hear it. I just want peoples input. you know, like what makes that combination so special for you? that alone might help me in my search for my pharmacological insight on the two.
my apologies for any redundancy as i'm really high right now. But i always am fascinated with how these things are working in my brain to make me feel as such.... ya know
EDIT: I'd also love to know about the sincere dangers as well, but on a more scientific level, unless its really a simple answer, that the two drugs send opposing signals to my heart, or is there more too it? I've also heard a lot of people claim that the two cancel each other out and end up sending one signal, instead of two, as the sum from the combination.....
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