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Changing Desoxypipradrols T1/2

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Can anybody give an opinion on if anything such as cheaper synthesis that would leave mptp in small quantities in powder form desoxypipradol. I read that somewhere and i got sudden parkinson like symptoms after stupidly ingested 50 mg of d.
I started a thread about it thats been closed you should easyly find it

Btw i hve no chemical background... Thanks
 
No, MPTP would not be an impurity, and your thread was closed for a reason.

Acute overdosage of dopaminergic stimulants will cause symtoms similar to parkinsonism, and 50mg of DPMP is definitely an overdose.
 
Ok thanks. Are they reversible symptoms? I'have read that usual drug induced parkinsonism other than mptp and other potent neurotoxins inducing agents is generaly revercible within rapid to moderate time. can someone please give me some acurate info regardng desoxypipradol? I have search the web alot and it seemed to be scary confusion on the web. Also, like i sayd. i have very little chemistry background. It can be in private too.. Thanks a lot
 
it will reverse. its just the side effects man, think about your dose and the half life. your body will readapt. 2dpmp is just a NDRI as far as I know, which makes it pretty much not at all likely to be permanently damaging, in fact it will probably be less than a week if that, if you eat and sleep right you should return 100% normal(even if you dont they will go away).
 
Thanks. I'll still be going to the hospital tomorrow.. I took it wednesday night and i'm still feeling definite parkinson like symptoms. Like difficult coordination, intermitent onset of tremors milder than the 10 to 15 inch (((((!)))))) in
 
2dpmp is not a neurotoxin like MPTP is, calm down. You will be fine when the drug wears off. It's not going to cause permanent after-effects beyond the normal stress after a traumatic event.

Go to the hospital but don't be suprised if they can't do anything. Best thing you can do is eat a Seroquel/Valium and drink some fucking herbal tea. Chill out.

And stop making threads about this; this isn't a medical support board!
 
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