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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.5HT1A Agonism, why does buspar suck?
ebola?
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ebola
The what receptor?Tsukasa
Bluelighter
4-HT? lolwutebola?
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I'm pretty sure that there's no receptor subtype known to respond to 4-hydroxyl-tryptophantryptamine.
[you need 200 mg of caffeine stat, ebola!]
ebola
(I assume he meant the 5-HT4 receptor...)
Medieval, since no one else appears to wish to answer your question: Buspirone is only a partial agonist at 5-HT1A receptors; it hits a great many autoreceptors; and is a D2 receptor partial agonist. I believe 5-HT1A agonists may produce their anxiolytic and antidepressant effect by triggering the release of dopamine in the mesolimbic pathway, so if Buspirone is blocking D2 receptors and only activating them weakly...
There you go. That's a good start, I think.
Lots of good info in this dissertation.
Buspar also agonizes the 5HT1A autoreceptors wich would destroy any benefit the buspar my give you, but over time those receptors desentize, now the problem with normal dosing is that you would only get minimal 5HT1A postsynaptic agonism.
I started taking 40mg and will go up to 120mg, dont try this it home tough i started sweating, getting terrible brainzaps and felt like complete crap, it was even worse then mdma's comedown 2 days after taking it.
But i'm confident it will get much better with patience, i do understand why ppl dont like buspar tough LOL.