Opioids Endorphin promoting supplements?

[jstb0b]

After doing some searches on endorphin/enkephalin breakdown inhibitors I came across a product claiming to be an 'endorphin amplifying euphoric energizer.' Could be a bunch of shit, but nonetheless I remain curious.

It's a product called Endorphix. Among others, it contains:
Endorphigenix (endorphigen)
Nootropaplex
Trixanthimine

A search proved little help, but I did find plenty of endorphigen products without user reviews. Can someone shed some light on this?


*can a moderator rename the title to something more appropriate?
Changed -dokomo

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

Wasn't able to find anything on Google for the substances listed except ads for the supplements themselves.

Nothing came back on PubMed either...except for a search for "endorphigen" which I'm pretty sure isn't an actual chemical name?

Sorry man.

 

[jstb0b]

aww hell, endorphigen is just another d-phenylalanine product.

still curious about the other ones. oh well, i'll continue my search for more breakdown inhibitors and update the post if i do. the other ones i have found aren't exactly readily available (at least anywhere i looked).

this is currently the ones I know of:

acetorphan (racecadotril)
thiorphan
d-phenylalanine
opiorphin

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

What exactly are you going to use these breakdown inhibitors for? I'm interested to see how this pans out...

 

[dokomo]

aww hell, endorphigen is just another d-phenylalanine product.

Kind of what I suspected.

Trixanthimine sounds like it might be a play on trimethylxanthine which is the shortened chemical name for caffeine.

 

[jstb0b]

What exactly are you going to use these breakdown inhibitors for? I'm interested to see how this pans out...

well i use dlpa and i find it helps when using opiates and when i'm not.

when i'm sober, the l-phenylalanine provides a nice subtle stimulation and the d-phenylalanine helps with minor aches.

when on opiates, i notice less stimulation and feel much more opiated. it's much better imo than the many claimed "potentiators." Dxm makes me feel a bit dumb, diphenhydramine dulls the high by making me tired, and benzos can be a bit dangerous. overall, i would recommend it. i would have gotten dpa but it's a bit expensive.

i'm searching for other inhibitors that hopefully are more potent.

 

[hydrochron]

^Interesting, I noticed sense I dont take benzo's with my opiates anymore I feel more stimulated and less opiated. Id like to reverse that. So you take D-phenylalanine with your opiates?

 

[Mr Blonde]

This sounds interesting, I can dl-phenylalanine and at a discount too.

 

[lozgod]

If you are opiate free for 2 weeks or more low dose naltrexone is supposed to be an endorphin booster. The theory is take a low enough dose 2-6mgs and it blocks your opiate receptors triggering the brain to produce more. Due to the half life on such a low dose, the research says the blocade is effective for about 4 hours but the overcompensation lasts up to 28 hours.

Valium is kicking in so can't go in to more detail but google Low Dose Naltrexone or LDN.

 

[jstb0b]

LDN is pretty interesting. 4mg prepared at a compounding pharmacy taken right before bed seems to be what works best for most people. I thought about it and for someone with a non-opiate habit that uses antidepressants and experiences little relief, this would be a safe way to go. They say you have some pretty crazy dreams and of course will feel like shit if you're still awake when it kicks in. I didn't do it because my doc never heard of it from a pharm rep so he didn't feel safe prescribing it.

But as dlpa has been working so nicely, I'll probably just stick with it for now.