godfather123
Bluelighter
i would say i know quite a bit about pills im not proud of it, one thing that i've gotten diffrent answers on are that somas are addictiv, are they physically addictive? thanks
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are somas addictive
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PhreeX
Bluelight Crew
Yes. Very much so in fact..
Here ya go -
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/addiction/messages/30484a.html
Here ya go -
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/addiction/messages/30484a.html
Crazy. So soma is apparently metabolized through CYP2C19 to meprobamate. However, significant chunks of the populance have low activity of this
enzyme.
This finally (together with the fact that some people don't get off on barbs) explains how some people seem to feel almost no effect while others are strongly affected.
enzyme.
This finally (together with the fact that some people don't get off on barbs) explains how some people seem to feel almost no effect while others are strongly affected.
zorn
Bluelighter
Yup, meprobamate aka Miltown, popular waaay back when.
Didn't I tell you that a long time ago, quale?
Didn't I tell you that a long time ago, quale?
godfather123
Bluelighter
thanks phreex for the info i take htem legit for a car accident.do you know to withdrawl symtoms.and noriega whos a babbling fuck i needed info and i got it you fucking junkie piece of shit i know your type sit in the doctors office faking an injury. or takind any drug lieing around don't disrespect me dick head you don't want ant of this
>I personaly think they suck & are only good if thats all you have around.
Thanks for your input. I personally am not affected by them but for those who are it shouldn't be much differnt from most barbituates.
Withdrawal from soma (to kinda keep things concentrated) should probably be similar to withdrawal from any other barbituate. The best bet medically (if you don't need the muscle relaxant properties anymore) might be to switch to diazepram and ease off that way. In any case the point being you should just slowly lower the dosage.
Does anyone know if carisporidal metabolism saturates. So it isn't as addictive as meprobamate? Just like codeine seems to have a celing as far as morphine dosage goes.
Okay so here is some more information. It suggests that even abrupt cessation ofdoses (100mg/kg/day) produced only mild withdrawal such as insomnia headache etc....
This suggests to me that there is some saturation of the conversion to meprobamate going on (meprobomate is going to have medically significant withdrawal like most barbituate type drugs). In other words soma is the codeine of the barbituate world so there shouldn't be too much problem with physical dependence.
[ 09 June 2002: Message edited by: quale ]
Thanks for your input. I personally am not affected by them but for those who are it shouldn't be much differnt from most barbituates.
Withdrawal from soma (to kinda keep things concentrated) should probably be similar to withdrawal from any other barbituate. The best bet medically (if you don't need the muscle relaxant properties anymore) might be to switch to diazepram and ease off that way. In any case the point being you should just slowly lower the dosage.
Does anyone know if carisporidal metabolism saturates. So it isn't as addictive as meprobamate? Just like codeine seems to have a celing as far as morphine dosage goes.
Okay so here is some more information. It suggests that even abrupt cessation ofdoses (100mg/kg/day) produced only mild withdrawal such as insomnia headache etc....
This suggests to me that there is some saturation of the conversion to meprobamate going on (meprobomate is going to have medically significant withdrawal like most barbituate type drugs). In other words soma is the codeine of the barbituate world so there shouldn't be too much problem with physical dependence.
[ 09 June 2002: Message edited by: quale ]