I'd love to read some papers that show some of that stuff. What kind of studies were they?
I will include sources in my books I'm writing about this, and similar things.I'd love to read some papers that show some of that stuff. What kind of studies were they?
Yes it can treat bad/terrible pain, and also be reacreational as fuck, even after taking it for years like me if you do it right like me respectfully/humbly as possible. LolI understand people trying to find& discover new uses for buprenorphine, because it has missed its main targets, painkilling and OST; It can't treat bad enough pain and it can't hold you if your addiction is serious. It can't replace proper opis, just like tramadol and tapentadol can't, but they all can and do make good sales for pharma companies
It has its uses in moderate pain and/or treating minor addictions that can be fixed without mdone, tho.
I'm not sure, but it feels like the effects are longer than Alprazolam, and btw I can taste the Alprazolam it's just longer lasting, and more sedating, maybe it's Flualprazolam, or Valium added. Possibly Etiazolam aka one Ibe been wanting to try?!Isn't bromazolam the common ingredient in pressed bars these days?
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I want this on my tombstone when I die.Y'all about to get really mad, because Diphenhydramine increases GABA, and 200-400mg of Diphenhydramine is give, or take 1 to 2mg of Xanax.
IM NOT SAYING ANY OF THIS IS FOR SURE, BUT IM ABOUT/AROUND 97 percent sure at least.
Lmfao thank you wether you're being sarcastic, and/or not as I'm not sure. LolI want this on my tombstone when I die.
Yeah I know, but like I said it was only cuz I ran out of my blue football script for the first time in a couple years, well besides a couple times, but my weed man gets his own scripts too, and helped me thisevtimes I ran out. Remind you I lived with him for 13 years, but this time he ran out as well and had no choice but to get the pressed ones from another good friend we've both known for around 20 years, and he tested them for fentanyl, and for Alprazolam which it only said Alprazolam.If they are telling you they are "pressed" that's a red flag bro find someone with a real script of bars that actually wants to make some extra cash, then you take it off they hands, everyone gets what they want safely...I would never buy pressed bars unless I was looking to fuck with fentanyl which I don't any more. But yeah pressed bars sounds fake as fuck(placebo)or dirty and dangerous.
Yeah I know, but like I said it was only cuz I ran out of my blue football script for the first time in a couple years, well besides a couple times, but my weed man gets his own scripts too, and helped me thisevtimes I ran out. Remind you I lived with him for 13 years, but this time he ran out as well and had no choice but to get the pressed ones from another good friend we've both known for around 20 years, and he tested them for fentanyl, and for Alprazolam which it only said Alprazolam.If they are telling you they are "pressed" that's a red flag bro find someone with a real script of bars that actually wants to make some extra cash, then you take it off they hands, everyone gets what they want safely...I would never buy pressed bars unless I was looking to fuck with fentanyl which I don't any more. But yeah pressed bars sounds fake as fuck(placebo)or dirty and dangerous.
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Yes it can treat bad/terrible pain, and also be reacreational as fuck, even after taking it for years like me if you do it right like me respectfully/humbly as possible. Lol
It lost recreational potential for me after a while until I discovered the Holy Quadruplty drug cocktail, and it's close relatives.
It’s crazy how it just makes shit up. I was never going to take anything as fact without sources but the way it lists sources so official looking(to me, anyway) would have led me to believe they were at least real publishing’s and I likely wouldn’t have looked them up and assumed what was said was fact, with a grain of salt. I’ve known forever to not believe everything you read on the internet, but when somebody makes a claim that doesn’t seem so crazy and has sources to back it up I’m not typically studious enough to actually look into said sources to fact check. If he hadn’t mentioned he used Meta AI to generate the information and posted that chat log reformatted to not look like a conversation I would have believed it 100%.here is a conversation that I tested with meta's ai:
the first citation by Johnson et al does not exist and when I search for the DOI I get this:
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Cardiomyopathy Secondary to Long-Term Treatment With... : Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology
An abstract is unavailable.journals.lww.com
the second citation in the first answer is also garbage, searching the title returns no matches same as the first
the second citation in the second answer is the only real citation, and searching the document it does not mention GABA, NMDA, or histamine anywhere. it is not relevant to the question and the chatbot only cited this one after i explicitly told it that i wanted DOIs, it searched the net and pulled this
the third citation in the second answer is a review on the use of buprenorphine in the treatment of opioid dependence and while i am unable to access it today, as my institution only has a physical copy, i doubt that it has any info on GABAR, NMDAR, or histamine receptor activity and when i search for the DOI this comes up:
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The Role of Antipsychotics in the Management of Behavioural Symptoms in Children and Adolescents with Autism - Drugs
Autistic disorder or autism is a serious childhood-onset disorder that affects all areas of development, particularly in the areas of language, communication and reciprocal social interaction. Patients with autistic disorder typically demonstrate repetitiveness and a restricted repertoire of...link.springer.com
you need to be careful when using these tools because they generate nonsense all the time. i use them in a research context but only to generate text that i already know what the content should be. they are NOT reference tools because they regularly make up information and as i have seen here meta's ai makes up information at a far greater rate than chatgpt
the ball is in your court, you have made big claims regarding the binding activity of buprenorphine and you should be able to back them up with published data from actual research labs in the form of papers from journals, not a load of nonsense from an ai chat bot @The Holy Quadruplty
Probably because Buprenorphine increases GABA weak to moderately give, or take, it's SNRI effects, anticholinergic, dissociative, Antihistamine, and more could add to the wds....Wow I can really relate to what you’re saying about tramadol withdrawal vs other opioids.