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My friend over smoked meth, now she feels sick...how can she heal the brain from neurotoxicity?
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How do you know there is any functional neurotoxicity at all? it is pretty unlikely.My friend over smoked meth, now she feels sick...how can she heal the brain from neurotoxicity?
In rats at least, meth is proven to be more neurotoxicity due to oxidative stress than d-amphetamine. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00702-011-0691-9Anyone have papers comparing dexamph to meth with regards to neurotoxicity? Meth seems to be commonly regarded as being much more toxic though i have a hunch this may be a function of dose more than anything
Yeah like if you take 30 mg of dexamph, for a non regular user, that’s a solid dose and will get you where you wanna be easily. With meth I would assume that really even 20 mg could do the same. But many users end up doing much much later doses eventually which obv has issuesIn rats at least, meth is proven to be more neurotoxicity due to oxidative stress than d-amphetamine. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00702-011-0691-9
But I agree with you about dosage more generally, I don’t think many people take the same size doses of dexamfetamine as the do meth either to get spun or on an ongoing basis when addicted.
30 mg dex is the upper end of therapeutic dose and i reckon 100 mg meth prob average recreational dose though new users could start lower.Yeah like if you take 30 mg of dexamph, for a non regular user, that’s a solid dose and will get you where you wanna be easily. With meth I would assume that really even 20 mg could do the same. But many users end up doing much much later doses eventually which obv has issues