Stimulants Effective ways of using amphetamines for studying purposes

[mushroomdub]

Hey guys.

About a month ago I got some methiopropamine being my first stimulant too. I have been having some motivational issues for a while now and have spoken to a doc but it wasn't that supportive. Anyway.

I'd like to know an effective way to take amphetamines (MPA particularly) for studying purposes.

I tried for about 1 week really small doses (20mg +/-) dissolved in water and drinking bits during the day. It didn't really help by much.

Usually (when doing tiny doses) I get a tiny rush, followed by a 'good' feeling but quickly followed by a 'tired' effect after on.

Yesterday however I snorted a much larger dose than usual and got a much different effect (in my opinion) after the slight rush I get I had a much larger/prominent after effect (clear headedness/good concentration). It's as if the tired/sedated feeling has completely switched to a 'clear headed' effect. Although if I lay down I can sense that 'sedation' but it doesn't effect me at all.


Sorry for the ramble... I'm gonna carry on experimenting with this MPA for a while, if I don't get good results, I'd guess I'd have to get illict speed with probably the benefit of a much longer half life?

 

[Doug2113]

Meth is not the thing you want to do to help you study lmao...take it from someone that spent their first semester of college strung out on the shit. You feel like you can get anything and everything done, but most likely nothing will get done. You think you're doing stuff really quickly because your CNS is so stimulated, but you're actually moving really slow. 2 hours can fly by. 8 hours, at times, can feel like 1-2 hours, and you don't even really notice it. That and street dope is DIRTY. I've gotten stuff cut down with MSM, a horse vitamin that is prepared to form into crystals. It's up to you to do what you want to do, but I would highly advise against it.

 

[sekio]

MPA is not technically an amphetamine, but I guess it can be considered as an analog of methamphetamine.

I think if it's not active or worthwhile at 20mg it's not going to really pan out for use as a study drug. Higher doses are pushing firmly into the "recreational stimulant usage" area.

I bet MPA is just as toxic as methamphetamine. The thioamphetamines (I guess) are just poor drugs all around.

 

[tyrael]

Additionally, something else to be aware of (if you decide to go down this route) is what's called State-dependent learning.

Simply put, it's the theory whereby the recall of a memory/learnt topic is best/easier done when one puts themselves in the same "state" in which they originally learnt said topic. By the word "state" here, also is being used in a general sense which includes things such as physical environment, emotional state, one's body's chemical (read: drug) state, etc, etc.

Obviously this alone isn't the limiting factor, yet something you may want keep in mind!

 

[dj_esky]

Don't bother with amphetamines, I've been using dexamphetamine for 20 years now to treat my ADHD And although yes it does help me concentrate and focus, its always the non essential things getting done like inventing instead of cleaning my kitchen which hasn't been clean for 8 months now.

It has killed one of my kidneys and it messes hardcore with my sleeping pattern. trust me, its not worth messing up your sleep as its essential part of normal life as it keeps you sain. Lack of sleep is insane as it will up your paranoia and anxiety which aren't good in a studying envoronment.

You should check out Neuro Linguistic Programming, through this its possible to re learn/re program your mind to find more efficient more enjoyable ways to study without the use of drugs.

I'm currently on a program to get off the dex & using NLP as a way to re train my mind to work without the meds. For your own mental wellbeing, don't use amphetamines. Give NLP a go. Its better than the temporary fix from a chemical.