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I want to believe this exists, without causing cancer, heart disease, or other non mentionables 
narutokun said:Oh great! No muscle relaxation, no sedation! That sounds like all we really wanna get from a benzo! Betch, please. That's the last thing I'd spend my money on, seriously, sounds like total crap.
MeDieViL said:it possesses anxiolytic properties but not anticonvulsant, sedative,[1] skeletal muscle relaxant, motor skill-impairing or amnestic[2] properties...is not approved for sale in the United States or Canada. However, Vela Pharmaceuticals of New Jersey is developing the D- enantiomer (dextofisopam) as a treatment for irritable bowel syndrome...It comes in 50mg and the usual effect lasts 5 hours.It is usually taken in 100mg 3 times daily,and is not recomended to be taken befoe bedtime because it is the only "STIMULANT BENZODIAZEPINE" on the planet.
just mix some valium and caffiene and skip trying to get an impossible to find med that's not even worth the time? (Or in my case clonazepam and 5hr energy drink).sonic said:Interesting, I wonder how it feels. Personally I don't mind taking therapeutic doses of benzos throughout the day when I need them. They are somewhat sedating, but not overly so. The idea of a stimulating benzo seems almost like an impossible concept since most stimulating drugs induce anxiety. I'd imagine that taking tofisopam would be like mixing valium and caffeine or something.