Raverforlife
Bluelighter
It is well known that GHB and its precursers both direct and indirect (ie. GBL)have been tightly regulated by the gov. but GABA (gamma-amino butyric acid) is still readily available. When GABA is metabolized by the body it is turned to succinic semialdehyde...from there it is oxidized to make succinic acid for production of ATP or reduced to make GHB. Does anyone know what metabolites the body uses to reduce this to GHB? and What conditions does the body look for to decide what to do with this?
Would it be possible to convert this outside the body? The only diff is the hydroxy group on the GHB vs. the NH2 group on GABA. I tread carefully on this and I am not looking for synth methods, more or less a yes or no. If I am violating forum rules (which i dont think I am) let me know I will edit this post.
Also does anyone know of a way to make the blood-brain barrier more permiable to allow maybe the GABA directly into the brain, I know this could have adverse effects due to the fact it is am ihibitory neuro-transmitter...but it is food for thought.
Would it be possible to convert this outside the body? The only diff is the hydroxy group on the GHB vs. the NH2 group on GABA. I tread carefully on this and I am not looking for synth methods, more or less a yes or no. If I am violating forum rules (which i dont think I am) let me know I will edit this post.
Also does anyone know of a way to make the blood-brain barrier more permiable to allow maybe the GABA directly into the brain, I know this could have adverse effects due to the fact it is am ihibitory neuro-transmitter...but it is food for thought.
