Gabapentin, just a warning for you all

[Nexius]

High doses of gabapentin have caused pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma in laboratory rats; however, in humans, pancreatic carcinoma is usually ductal in origin.4 Increased rates of pancreatic tumor occurrence have not been reported in patients using gabapentin, although data to date are limited for humans.



None of us here need pancreatic cancer do we?
I for sure don't wanna be a statistic

Careful people

 

[Jamshyd]

Thank you, but a link to the original article would have been nice.

It has always been my opinion that Gabapentin is not a drug to get high on. Yes, it is a nice bonus that you get giddy the first few times you take it, but IMO this drug is best used as medication, not recreation. Besides, it is insanely expensive to be used in multiple-gram doses (which most people need if you want to get high every time you use it).

 

[fryingsquirrel]

Not if your wife has insurance and 4 different neurontin scripts You do build tolerance VERY quickly, doing it recreationally more than one day in a row is a lost cause. But one high a week and the general benefits of gabapentin the other six days for a 3 dollar co-pay is a pretty good deal.