LegendInMyOwnMind
Greenlighter
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I'm currently dependent on Gabapentin. I go into interdose withdrawals in under 5 hours between dosing. I have abused it in the past and am now suffering for it. I have been tapering and hit a wall at 900mg.
Recently ordered Phenibut, and it pretty much curbed my need for gabapentin.
Gabapentin interacts with voltage-sensitive calcium channels in cortical neurons. Gabapentin increases the synaptic concentration of GABA, enhances GABA responses at non-synaptic sites in neuronal tissues, and reduces the release of mono-amine neurotransmitters .... to those who don't know please don't let the name confuse you, It's not even GABAergic .. its an analog.... or so we've been lead to believe...THEY STILL DON'T EXACTLY know how it 100% works
Phenibut hits the GABA b receptor hard. Yet it feels like a large dose of gabapentin at a gram and above. I have only experimented with this dose yet immediately notice that I am not in desperate need to take my gabapentin because I do not feel w/d..
I have heard and read of the dreaded Phenibut withdrawal, but I go through this ALL THE TIME with gabapentin..... what's the difference? Since I apparently have a high threshold for GABA related drugs (including benzos even though I never was prescribed them)
Klonopin at its best postpones the gabapentin withdrawal for a few hours at the most...and I have no benzo tolerance whatsoever. Yet phenibut has allowed me to not need the past 3 missed doses, which is by far more effective then klonopin in this respect.
Is there a cross-tolerance between the gabapentin and phenibut? I don't see how there is.... also Since I get crazy withdrawals from Gabapentin, what is the difference between that and Phenibut withdrawal? At the dose I took of phenibut for the first time, in pure bulk powder...I should be floored...my friend who takes massive amounts of klonopin who ran out and hit me up at the right time and is going through benzo withdrawal ...is describing what he feels like taking massive amounts of gabapentin...which is what I give him sometimes seeing how he always run out of script early. We took 2+ grams each and I was fine.. .... and he is well... doing much better.
Also found an article stating that Gabapentin may very well act at the GABA B receptor site (as does phenibut and baclofen) due to the VGCC binding/activity of α2δ subunit within GABAB-linked presynaptic calcium channels ....see how we still don't know all there is to know about the GABAB receptors/ligands.
"It is possible that GBP interacts with an, as yet, unidentified site on the GABAB receptor complex, the existence of which would explain why the drug exerts differential pharmacologic effects on distinct GABAB receptor subunits with identical agonist binding domains (9,10). It is equally plausible, however, that the inconsistent findings are the result of an experimental artifact or the manifestation of a currently inadequate understanding of GABAB-receptor heterogeneity."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1176314/
Recently ordered Phenibut, and it pretty much curbed my need for gabapentin.
Gabapentin interacts with voltage-sensitive calcium channels in cortical neurons. Gabapentin increases the synaptic concentration of GABA, enhances GABA responses at non-synaptic sites in neuronal tissues, and reduces the release of mono-amine neurotransmitters .... to those who don't know please don't let the name confuse you, It's not even GABAergic .. its an analog.... or so we've been lead to believe...THEY STILL DON'T EXACTLY know how it 100% works
Phenibut hits the GABA b receptor hard. Yet it feels like a large dose of gabapentin at a gram and above. I have only experimented with this dose yet immediately notice that I am not in desperate need to take my gabapentin because I do not feel w/d..
I have heard and read of the dreaded Phenibut withdrawal, but I go through this ALL THE TIME with gabapentin..... what's the difference? Since I apparently have a high threshold for GABA related drugs (including benzos even though I never was prescribed them)
Klonopin at its best postpones the gabapentin withdrawal for a few hours at the most...and I have no benzo tolerance whatsoever. Yet phenibut has allowed me to not need the past 3 missed doses, which is by far more effective then klonopin in this respect.
Is there a cross-tolerance between the gabapentin and phenibut? I don't see how there is.... also Since I get crazy withdrawals from Gabapentin, what is the difference between that and Phenibut withdrawal? At the dose I took of phenibut for the first time, in pure bulk powder...I should be floored...my friend who takes massive amounts of klonopin who ran out and hit me up at the right time and is going through benzo withdrawal ...is describing what he feels like taking massive amounts of gabapentin...which is what I give him sometimes seeing how he always run out of script early. We took 2+ grams each and I was fine.. .... and he is well... doing much better.
Also found an article stating that Gabapentin may very well act at the GABA B receptor site (as does phenibut and baclofen) due to the VGCC binding/activity of α2δ subunit within GABAB-linked presynaptic calcium channels ....see how we still don't know all there is to know about the GABAB receptors/ligands.
"It is possible that GBP interacts with an, as yet, unidentified site on the GABAB receptor complex, the existence of which would explain why the drug exerts differential pharmacologic effects on distinct GABAB receptor subunits with identical agonist binding domains (9,10). It is equally plausible, however, that the inconsistent findings are the result of an experimental artifact or the manifestation of a currently inadequate understanding of GABAB-receptor heterogeneity."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1176314/