cover and jail

[eyemgoingtolive]

just got out of jail. the world is strange with this cover rappers have surgical mask in their rap videos like its fashion. i can't go anywhere without a bandana on my face. the infected where around me in jail i didn't think much of it. on that note. ask me anything but i have a couple question ... found gabapentin in jail and it is definitely legit. two thoughts ... cross tolerance with kratom? and does it cause withdrawal if so are they bad and what level of use is playing with fire with becoming addicted.

 

[Shady's Fox]

They had mask way before pretzela nintnela, I think now sane people won't laugh at'em for wearing, if they would. Wear you fuckin mask..' take the gaba before bed and welcome.

 

[PtahTek]

cross tolerance with kratom?

In my experience and opinion: NO. Not a doc or chemist just do em both for a coupla years and I think they mix fairly well. Don't quote me, please.

does it cause withdrawal

It can. Dependence of all sorts (mental, physical psyche etc) can arise but as always it depends on how long and at what dosage? relative.
How are you with dealing with no drugs?
Welcome to bluelight... imma try to find an exhaustive piece or two to link but it will be a sec... gotta have my coffee and wakeup trip. lol here we go.

 

[Jabberwocky]

Hey, welcome to Bluelight @eyemgoingtolive.

Any plans now that you're free?

Glad you found us. Make it home if you'd like, like so many of us have.

No idea about gaba/kratom but ive taken both and they seem to have similar effects.

Peace!

 

[Ds]

Hey @eyemgoingtolive welcome to Bluelight

In my experience with gaba & kratom ,just like anything else. it can and will become quite habit forming if you take on a constant/daily basis. Just keep an eye on if you are having to pop 1+/1+spoon full more then what you are used to(to feel anything).
Other then that glad you are out of jail lol.

 

[iLoveYouWithaKnife]

Getting out of jail is always weird. It’s hard to adapt, regardless of how long you’ve been locked up.

Think about what people went through when there were cellphones.

Jail sucks.
Masks suck.
Freedom doesn’t suck.

 

[JackARoe]

I remember getting out of the county jail and finally making it to a prison and realized people in the county jail don't even see trees. I think everyone should do a week. They would appreciate their life more.

Gabapentin is addictive as is kratom. Not sure which one is worse but I have seen people complain about gabapentin more in terms of crazy withdrawal. It takes a little work though, daily larger doses for larger amounts of time are needed but if you read through this board people have had hard times coming off gabapentin.

Welcome, do your parole, get in good with your officer and stay out of that institution! My parole officer back then was totally cool. Never came to visit my house. He claimed he didn't know where the town I lived in was. So a year after parole finished I see my parole officer and his wife and kids in the diner in the town I lived in. He walks by, slaps me on the back and I said I thought you didn't know where this town was. Then he smiles, looks at me and says I live here. He slaps my back again and goes bak to his table. Totally cool guy.

Oh yeah and I hate when people mix up probation and parole. Probation means you got a chance and did not have to go in. Parole is you were in and now out and supervised.

 

[draculic acid69]

just got out of jail. the world is strange with this cover rappers have surgical mask in their rap videos like its fashion. i can't go anywhere without a bandan on my face. the infected where around me in jail i didn't think much of it. on that note. ask me anything but i have a couple question ... found gabapentin in jail and it is definitely

Lyrica is a lot like gabapentin.def recommend trying.also here's a rap song bout covid19. it.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sJfTjBARxnE

Also have to listen to this one:he's like a black slim shady

 

[Phobos]

just got out of jail. the world is strange with this cover rappers have surgical mask in their rap videos like its fashion. i can't go anywhere without a bandana on my face. the infected where around me in jail i didn't think much of it. on that note. ask me anything but i have a couple question ... found gabapentin in jail and it is definitely legit. two thoughts ... cross tolerance with kratom? and does it cause withdrawal if so are they bad and what level of use is playing with fire with becoming addicted.

Kratom is an opiate and can cause physical dependence and withdrawals that are not as bad as heroine/morphine, in fact some people use it to get off harder opiates.
Gabapentin acts on the GABA receptors and also causes physical dependence and withdrawals that are potentially deadly.

 

[eyemgoingtolive]

thanks for you guys responses .. i here of staggering doses how well does that work?

 

[Phobos]

No it’s not, opiates come from poppy plants. Kratom is from the leaves of a tree, but it fits perfectly on your body’s opiate receptors.

Gabapentin does not work on your GABA receptors, but rather is a calcium channel blocker. No one is quite sure how gabapentin works.

Anyway, welcome to BL @eyemgoingtolive

—Wizard

Shit, my mistake, thanks for the correction.
So is Kratom (the active principles in it) an Opioid, rather than an opiate?

 

[Deru]

No it’s not an opioid either. But it fits perfectly in some opiate receptors.

Statement from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D., on the agency’s scientific evidence on the presence of opioid compounds in kratom, underscoring its potential for abuse

FDA releases adverse events and scientific analysis providing even stronger evidence of kratom compounds’ opioid properties.

www.fda.gov

So what does this body of scientific evidence mean? The FDA relies on this kind of sophisticated model and simulation to supplement its data on how patients react to drugs; often as a way to fully elucidate the biological activity of a new substance. The data from the PHASE model shows us that kratom compounds are predicted to affect the body just like opioids. Based on the scientific information in the literature and further supported by our computational modeling and the reports of its adverse effects in humans, we feel confident in calling compounds found in kratom, opioids.