Yes, very interesting. I've read GHB works best with a stimulant (amphetamine), not sure why when it is already a stimulant itself at low dosage. My main interest in GHB is that it has potential to cure my OCD considering OCD issues tend to be linked to the gaba system. I'm not prone to addiction (AFAIK) so I think the GH activity is a great addition as well than expensive HGH. The process to make GHB is said to be the easiest, but I'd have to look more into it. From what I understand it's really just OTC GABA supplement with lye (sodium hydroxide). There are other routes as well...
See below the magic of GHB:
Description of the Psychotropic Effects of GHB (1985)
GHB has the following properties:
1) GHB stimulates sociability, which means that you feel like communicating with other people in all ways: emotionally, intellectually, sexually. And from this communication you feel a very strong and deep happiness.
2) GHB gives you a strong desire to touch others, physically and psychologically.
3) Communication becomes extremely gratifying as you feel you want to become close to people, not to isolate yourself.
4) GHB induces a strong sense of beauty. Everything looks so beautiful, so vivid, so enjoyable, so pleasurable, so important, so "deep".
5) The perception of movement is enhanced.
6) Three-dimensional perception is enhanced and vision seems more clear, better than usual.
7) The contrast of colours between objects is increased. A yellow "pissenlit" (dandelion), or a rose, etc, situated in front of, say, green grass, looks brighter, more real, closer to you.
8) If you are a man, a woman will look magnificent and very attractive. She may become just like a goddess to your eyes. Women will experience the same feelings towards men. However, these kinds of feelings depend of your cultural background. For instance, a simple Siamese woman will not feel such intense feelings but will report that she feels drunk! GHB is a very important tool in investigating the emotional background of a person. For instance loving people will become more loving while people devoid of these feelings will just feel in good mood, only. Some people may cry, which demonstrates that they have a lot of repressed material in themselves, etc. Crying under GHB is a very liberating experience because you can take out and release things which you normally keep deep inside and which thus hurt you. Crying under GHB takes away accumulated inner moral pains.
9) Sensuality becomes very intense. You want to touch, to kiss, to caress, to hold, to love, to hug, to make love. In summary, you want to contact others through any means available because you are just highly sociable!
10) According to Henri Laborit, GHB renders the clitoris more sensitive. Moreover, GHB increases love and sexual desires both in women and men.
11) You can sometimes feel a deep sense of "meaningfulness". Things become meaningful to you, even you are unable to scientifically define such a mystical feeling. This meaningfulness of reality is a very interesting phenomenon from a scientific point of view as it seems to show that there exists a "circuit" of meaningfulness in our nervous system. Non-specific activation of this circuit, under GHB, would give us a "deep" sense of "meaningfulness" which is, of course, imaginary.
12) GHB stimulates your recall abilities related to previous GHB experience. Each time you take GHB you can often clearly remember memories stored under another GHB context. Emotions are especially well-remembered and reexperienced. From these and other observations, I think GHB should be a tool of choice in psychoanalysis.
13) Some people feel an urge to defecate after GHB, probably because of muscle relaxation! One of the first reactions from a colleague of mine, after GHB, is to go to the toilet!!!
14) In fact, GHB induces a very pleasant sense of muscle relaxation, especially in the legs.
15) One of the most remarkable action of GHB is that it gives you a strong desire to live and to remain alive, despite unfavourable conditions.
http://drugwatch.info/ap_ClaudRifat.htm
Sounds like the steroid and HGH I'd been looking for all my life! I don't know why scientists haven't found anything else that work on the GHB receptor. Seems obscure and have deeper functions than currently known.