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RCs etizolaam incase of 4-fa/methylone combo disaster?

.Felix.

.Felix.

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Hey guys, so tonight i am thinking about going a bit deeper on the methylone/4-fa combo. I did it a while back and noticed after all the effects wore off i still had a high resting heart rate. (130bpm) I couldnt sleep for crap but i wasnt stimulated at all. just hot and heartbeating harder than usual.


I am curious if I venture deeper into this combo and find myself with a high heart rate (either during or after) would etiz help out? would it be safe to use during if i find i am panicking? thanks guys!
 
If it's a benzo then yeah of course it will help.

I am closing this thread because the answer has been answered.
 
i have given etizolam to someone undergoing vasoconstriction from too much 4fa and 5meomipt (which is aparantly a bad combo for some, don't try it. its fine for me but a friend of mine started having terrible vasoconstriction from this combo and I therefore cannot suggest anyone else try it) .5mg etiz along with .1g of hash vaporized stopped the painful vasoconstriction within 5 minutes. My friend said she was feeling much better and was no longer having pins and needles tingling in her limbs.

I take etizolam whenever I find my heart to be beating a little bit too fast on an amphetamine and I suspect that it would work for you although I cannot guarantee anything. different bodies, different body chemistry.hope this helps.
 
Yes it will work as good as any other benzo.

Nurse Bloop, are you really 70 years old?
 
BluLait said:
If it's a benzo then yeah of course it will help.

I am closing this thread because the answer has been answered.
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You can't close threads.

@OP I would advise you don't rely on etizolam, as it is not even a real benzodiazepine. Your purposes would be suited better with a classical benzodiazepine (Valium, Ativan, Xanax). I have never done etizolam, it may work, but in case of a "combo disaster" I wouldn't prefer a true benzodiazepine.
 
I wish I could, then I'd close this one.

Etizolam is a benzodiazepine.
 
Etizolam is actually a benzothiezapine bro. Despite this, it works just the same way as a benzodiazepine.

Etizolam will yield the same positive and negative effects of benzodiazepines despite being benzothiezapine. One thing to remember about Etizolam though is that despite having a half life of 3-4 hours it breaks down into two active metabolites that have a half life of 8 hours so one needs to be careful with redosing.

I have used this compound myself to come down from stimulants such as T3, Clenbuterol, and Yohimbe. It works and is very potent.
 
Is Benzothiazepine = Thienodiazepine? I thought the correct term was a Thienodiazepine.

Interesting how Thienodiazepines are supposed to remain effective longer than benzodiazepines, but from what I've heard this is not the case
 
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BluLait said:
If it's a benzo then yeah of course it will help.

I am closing this thread because the answer has been answered.
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You're closing the thread?

I'm keeping this open, There's some good discussion being had here.
 
thanks guys. will let u know if i need to use. just plugged 297mg of methylone (t + 24) i feel like i may be coming up? not sure.. did sample a new batch of methylone last night @ 200mg orally. so lets see. have yet to add 4-fa
 
BluLait said:
I wish I could, then I'd close this one.

Etizolam is a benzodiazepine.
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Wrong

-Guido- said:
Etizolam is actually a benzothiezapine bro. Despite this, it works just the same way as a benzodiazepine.

Etizolam will yield the same positive and negative effects of benzodiazepines despite being benzothiezapine. One thing to remember about Etizolam though is that despite having a half life of 3-4 hours it breaks down into two active metabolites that have a half life of 8 hours so one needs to be careful with redosing.

I have used this compound myself to come down from stimulants such as T3, Clenbuterol, and Yohimbe. It works and is very potent.
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Wrong

tricomb said:
Is Benzothiazepine = Thienodiazepine? I thought the correct term was a Thienodiazepine.

Interesting how Thienodiazepines are supposed to remain effective longer than benzodiazepines, but from what I've heard this is not the case
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Correct

Thiazepines are a substituted thiepins, with a nitrogen replacing a carbon in the seven-membered heterocyclic compound.
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The etizolam molecule differs from a benzodiazepine in that the benzene ring has been replaced by a thiophene ring. It possesses amnesic, anxiolytic, anticonvulsant, hypnotic, sedative and skeletal muscle
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benzodiazepine is a drug whose core chemical structure is the fusion of a benzene ring and a diazepine ring.
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You're all lucky that JSPete is a good friend of mine, and he wants to keep the thread open. Otherwise this thread would have been closed a long time ago.

Yes, well, I was wrong about the benzo thing. But it's a benzo analogue and from what people say/studies that have been made, it's just as good as any benzo.
 
BluLait said:
You're all lucky that JSPete is a good friend of mine, and he wants to keep the thread open. Otherwise this thread would have been closed a long time ago.

Yes, well, I was wrong about the benzo thing. But it's a benzo analogue and from what people say/studies that have been made, it's just as good as any benzo.
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Dude what is your problem with this thread. You have zero right to condem the fate of this thread. I think JSPete would disagree with you.
 
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