TheTwighlight
Bluelighter
I got the 750mg GABA capsules from GNC the other day, and I was wondering something. I'm on 3,600mg gabapentin & 450mg pregabalin per day, plus 200mg lamotrigine & 10mg zolpidem. I decided to get the GABA capsules to hopefully give my body more GABA to work with. It says "take 1-3 capsules per day", so that's 750mg-2,250mg GABA per day.
My question is this: Pharmacologically, what does taking GABA do for me? I know that it's the neurotransmitter that Neurontin, Lyrica, and Ambien work on. Will I have more of the neurotransmitter for the drugs to work with? Will it have any effect on it's own? Not a recreational effect, but just an overall physiological effect.
I mean, I know that gabapentin is a GABA analog, so will it have any of the effects that gabapentin does? What about pregabalin? Does GABA itself have any anxiolytic effect on it's own? I have fibromyalgia and severe chronic migraines. The Neurontin is prescribed to me for anxiety, but my psych knows I have FMS. The Lyrica is for the FMS. They both work to lessen the frequency/severity of the migraines.
Anyone know anything about this? I'm really curious. I appreciate any responses, and thank you in advance.
My question is this: Pharmacologically, what does taking GABA do for me? I know that it's the neurotransmitter that Neurontin, Lyrica, and Ambien work on. Will I have more of the neurotransmitter for the drugs to work with? Will it have any effect on it's own? Not a recreational effect, but just an overall physiological effect.
I mean, I know that gabapentin is a GABA analog, so will it have any of the effects that gabapentin does? What about pregabalin? Does GABA itself have any anxiolytic effect on it's own? I have fibromyalgia and severe chronic migraines. The Neurontin is prescribed to me for anxiety, but my psych knows I have FMS. The Lyrica is for the FMS. They both work to lessen the frequency/severity of the migraines.
Anyone know anything about this? I'm really curious. I appreciate any responses, and thank you in advance.