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  • BDD Moderators: Keif’ Richards | negrogesic

Good alternative script for anxiety/racing mind instead of a benzo

Your best bet is too not do anything or give them a reason to do that to you again.

Is it possible for you to find a new pyschiatrist?

Are you ok, now?

Also, I be careful about drinking too much. I know that when I use to drink I could sometimes be a real problem to deal with.

Don't give them a reason to hospitalize you. Because if you get really drunk, they may think your a danger to yourself or others and put you back into that hospital.
I had no reason to think that would happen. He had already known me for 3 years and knew about most of my polysubstance use during that time.

And no, I live in a pretty isolated region and can't really choose a different psychiatrist. He's got complete control over my prescriptions. My pharmacy won't even fill prescription change from other sources unless approval comes from his office. And it would be like that with other pharmacies too.

I'm much better than a year ago but sleep is still a problem.
 
I had no reason to think that would happen. He had already known me for 3 years and knew about most of my polysubstance use during that time.

And no, I live in a pretty isolated region and can't really choose a different psychiatrist. He's got complete control over my prescriptions. My pharmacy won't even fill prescription change from other sources unless approval comes from his office. And it would be like that with other pharmacies too.

I'm much better than a year ago but sleep is still a problem.
Well, I am sorry to hear that, but I am glad you are doing better.

I know what a pain sleep issues can be, because; I don't sleep so much, as I do occasionally pass out from being tired in a comfortable chair for a few hours here and there. Like now I had big meal and then an hour later I fell asleep/passed out for just under 3 hours. Not a choice, my body was tired and shut down while doing something on my phone, which is my internet connection.

Sleep issues can be tricky. A lot of people have tried to give me advice, on that. But more often than not, the advice involves working out or meditating which, I just can't seem to bring myself to do. Too much effort. Lol.
 
Antipsychotic withdrawal really does exist lol and it's worse than opioid wd and alcohol wd, even some benzo wd

I've had AP withdrawal before (it's another one of those one's doctors like to call a "discontinuation syndrome" to pretend it isn't withdrawal) but it's not even CLOSE to alcohol or opioid withdrawal IME.
It wasn't from Chlorpromazine ('cause I only take it like once or twice a week, sometimes less) but from Quetiapine (Seroquel). I think very severe insomnia was the worst symptom, although I had this bizarre one of extreme, excessive, uncontrollable crying. I wasn't sad, though. Like, I didn't feel sad or depressed at all, but could not stop crying for no reason, sometimes for several hours at a time.
 
I've had AP withdrawal before (it's another one of those one's doctors like to call a "discontinuation syndrome" to pretend it isn't withdrawal) but it's not even CLOSE to alcohol or opioid withdrawal IME.
It wasn't from Chlorpromazine ('cause I only take it like once or twice a week, sometimes less) but from Quetiapine (Seroquel). I think very severe insomnia was the worst symptom, although I had this bizarre one of extreme, excessive, uncontrollable crying. I wasn't sad, though. Like, I didn't feel sad or depressed at all, but could not stop crying for no reason, sometimes for several hours at a time.
Withdrawal from alcohol and most opioids is intense but short lived. I was still crippled by anxiety, insomnia, and recurrent hallucinations 3 months after haloperidol. It only stopped because I was put on loxapine.
 
Withdrawal from alcohol and most opioids is intense but short lived. I was still crippled by anxiety, insomnia, and recurrent hallucinations 3 months after haloperidol. It only stopped because I was put on loxapine.

Did they not, like, titrate you over?
Like slowly increase Loxapine and at the same time slowly decrease haloperidol? They did that with me (I went from 600mg Quetiapine to 300mg Quetiapine and 300mg Chlorpromazine) they did like
Week One: 500mg Q, 100mg C
Week Two 400mg Q, 200mg C
Week Three 300mg both

^That was a different time to the withdrawal btw. With the withdrawal I (stupidly) decided one time to cold turkey from 800mg Quetiapine/day.
 
Withdrawal from alcohol and most opioids is intense but short lived. I was still crippled by anxiety, insomnia, and recurrent hallucinations 3 months after haloperidol. It only stopped because I was put on loxapine.
3 months and only stopped because of
Loxapine, that is really really bad withdrawal; who knows how long it would have lasted without Loxapine.
That is a horrible withdrawal and the doctors pretend it doesn't happen?
 
If you don't have a schzio type disorder or bi polar condition, you shouldn't take those meds
they prescribe them for people with autism too if i understand correctly... i've heard of people getting prescribed anti-psychotics for anxiety type issues too.. i think you can be non schizo or bi polar and just display unusual thinking, that and the anxiety will cause doctors to put their patients on those drugs.

i don't really agree with a lot of doctors choices when prescribing drugs.. i'm hoping to get put on a benzo probably ativan myself when i have to move to smoke free housing and give up my constant pot use.. i've tried other drugs for sleeping and anxiety from other people's scripts and they just don't really sit well with me... i'm probably gonna switch up between using benzos and then go on days where i use thc edibles so i don't get too much benzo built up in my system or whatever is the reason that addiction is caused. i've been on and off benzos for years.. i honestly find alcohol withdrawl a lot worse myself. i never had too much of a problem with benzos probably cause my personality combined with i never really take them for too many days in a row and only dose for sleeping.

i'm gonna look up some of the drugs in this thread though incase my doctor wants to prescribe me something that isn't a benzo.
 
This makes me so mad.

I know another person who's been on ritalin, hydrocodone & klonopin for damn near 15 years & then their doctor just decided recently "oh we need to take you off your klonopin cause you're on an opioid so it's dangerous".

It's complete hogwash. Taking low doses of both an opioid & a benzo isn't inherently dangerous.

Now if you're abusing copious amounts of both, there could be some risks. But doctors don't give a shit about facts & seem to be just following orders (from somebody) to take away people's medicines even though they've been on them for years & have never had any problems.


I swear there's some agenda to make sure americans are constantly stressed, anxious, in pain & over all miserable. It's really disgusting.

Just because something is addictive or can cause dependence doesn't mean people shouldn't have access to it. Sugar is addictive but I don't think billionaire food companies are gonna be forced to stop using it (or high fructose corn syrup) any time soon. Same with alcohol, gambling, porn, fast food, cigarettes, etc.. etc... Apparently it's okay to be addicted to these things but god forbid you need an opioid or a benzo to help you function. Then suddenly you're a "criminal" with a "drug problem" who "needs help".

Healthcare in the US is so fucking ass backwards & cruel. I hate it.
 
I've had AP withdrawal before (it's another one of those one's doctors like to call a "discontinuation syndrome" to pretend it isn't withdrawal) but it's not even CLOSE to alcohol or opioid withdrawal IME.
It wasn't from Chlorpromazine ('cause I only take it like once or twice a week, sometimes less) but from Quetiapine (Seroquel). I think very severe insomnia was the worst symptom, although I had this bizarre one of extreme, excessive, uncontrollable crying. I wasn't sad, though. Like, I didn't feel sad or depressed at all, but could not stop crying for no reason, sometimes for several hours at a time.


I have been on Seroquel for more than a decade. I can't get a prescription filled until I am nearly out. Last week I went to get it filled and the pharmacy was out. The next day they were closed because there was no pharmacist working. The next day was Thanksgiving.

Another problem that has not been discussed is the pharmacy problem, which has reached epidemic proportions. Constantly short staffed, constantly running out of meds. This state of affairs is because the major Pharmacies, Wallgreens, CVS, etc are doing everything possible to turn a profit. Mom and pop pharmacies (IE those that actually care about human beings) have been run off. If you think doctors are callous about running out of meds, managers running pharmacies make them look like mother Theresa. I am not talking about the workers...who take all the flack, but the upper level managers.

What kills me is I was very hesitant to go on Seroquel in the first place. My psych really had to do a hard sell to get me to take it. Then once I did, my psych, who turned out to be a total dirtbag, told me I would be institutionalized if I went off it.
 
This makes me so mad.

I know another person who's been on ritalin, hydrocodone & klonopin for damn near 15 years & then their doctor just decided recently "oh we need to take you off your klonopin cause you're on an opioid so it's dangerous".

It's complete hogwash. Taking low doses of both an opioid & a benzo isn't inherently dangerous.

Now if you're abusing copious amounts of both, there could be some risks. But doctors don't give a shit about facts & seem to be just following orders (from somebody) to take away people's medicines even though they've been on them for years & have never had any problems.


I swear there's some agenda to make sure americans are constantly stressed, anxious, in pain & over all miserable. It's really disgusting.

Just because something is addictive or can cause dependence doesn't mean people shouldn't have access to it. Sugar is addictive but I don't think billionaire food companies are gonna be forced to stop using it (or high fructose corn syrup) any time soon. Same with alcohol, gambling, porn, fast food, cigarettes, etc.. etc... Apparently it's okay to be addicted to these things but god forbid you need an opioid or a benzo to help you function. Then suddenly you're a "criminal" with a "drug problem" who "needs help".

Healthcare in the US is so fucking ass backwards & cruel. I hate it.


You need to understand what, at the end of the day, drives decision making for politicians and the vast majority of the medical industry. It is not your well being, it is money and power.
 
I've had AP withdrawal before (it's another one of those one's doctors like to call a "discontinuation syndrome" to pretend it isn't withdrawal) but it's not even CLOSE to alcohol or opioid withdrawal IME.
It wasn't from Chlorpromazine ('cause I only take it like once or twice a week, sometimes less) but from Quetiapine (Seroquel). I think very severe insomnia was the worst symptom, although I had this bizarre one of extreme, excessive, uncontrollable crying. I wasn't sad, though. Like, I didn't feel sad or depressed at all, but could not stop crying for no reason, sometimes for several hours at a time.
It also has a whole, host of potential side effects such as tardive dyskinesia( the one I described in my post against Thorazine) and high blood sugar( you are you not a type 1 diabetic) and the list of potential side effects is mind boggling. The common, uncommon and unknown is incredible and the list on Drugs.com in particular( they are reputable) and so are many other sites. Also it has a more complete list to click onto.
The side effects are more common in women and many only could affect them. Also the longer you take. Believe it or not I care about others.

Many doctors especially the over worked underpaid and under appreciated( Due, a least in part to the way the government run system in your country does or doesn't work. Yes my countries medical care system has many flaws also. But, doctors in many countries don't care, don't know, don't want to scare patients into not taking needed meds, and other reason usually related to laziness, not caring, or in some countries or areas or hospitals their policies on keeping patients ignorant of the side effects.

I am not saying don't take it. I am not a scientologist, lol. Besides I am for people getting and using proper meds for their condition(s). But not blindly endangering themselves. Take what is needed but understand the risks; especially with meds that are created to alter severely a person's brain chemistry.( Yes I know so many do but certain drugs like; Anti psychotics and anti depressants, can really mess with your brain and potentially most other parts of your body in some cases.

I am saying you should know, research and look out for the symptoms of the potential side effects of your meds. My meds are more straightforward and not as complex. Besides you have a whole host of medical issues as you have openly discussed.

My, concern is your lack of concern. The list of potential side effects you should be aware of especially as a woman and using it long term. All I am saying is you should research and know your meds besides morphine for example which is mostly more straightforward in regards to side effects like addiction, and plain high abuse potential( remember how some people always seem to run out)?

Also my main concern is people recommending, if even in a subtle way meds that have potentially horrible and in some cases horrible and irreversible side effects. If you check around and especially on; drugs.com( easy to remember), and click on the even longer list of side effects which besides the sheer number some could be really awful like tardive dyskinesia.

I am not saying or suggesting you stop your meds or alter them but to aware of the potential side effects because usually unless it is a narcotic, a benzo, amphetamine, barbiturate, or some other drug with abuse potential, the doctors don't disclose and in many cases don't know or some not even care.

Once again educate yourself and monitor the side effects. That is not really medical advice so much as using common sense. Also be careful about or don't make recommendations, or even subtle ones.
What you do think I can't read between the lines? Do I know that we all have lapses in judgment?
This makes me so mad.

I know another person who's been on ritalin, hydrocodone & klonopin for damn near 15 years & then their doctor just decided recently "oh we need to take you off your klonopin cause you're on an opioid so it's dangerous".

It's complete hogwash. Taking low doses of both an opioid & a benzo isn't inherently dangerous.

Now if you're abusing copious amounts of both, there could be some risks. But doctors don't give a shit about facts & seem to be just following orders (from somebody) to take away people's medicines even though they've been on them for years & have never had any problems.


I swear there's some agenda to make sure americans are constantly stressed, anxious, in pain & over all miserable. It's really disgusting.

Just because something is addictive or can cause dependence doesn't mean people shouldn't have access to it. Sugar is addictive but I don't think billionaire food companies are gonna be forced to stop using it (or high fructose corn syrup) any time soon. Same with alcohol, gambling, porn, fast food, cigarettes, etc.. etc... Apparently it's okay to be addicted to these things but god forbid you need an opioid or a benzo to help you function. Then suddenly you're a "criminal" with a "drug problem" who "needs help".

Healthcare in the US is so fucking ass backwards & cruel. I hate it.
This is a problem that didn't really exist in past decades. It was more of a problem of blind ignorance and lack of research. Now in recent years and decades, where there has been plenty of research and they now know better than ever before, they are doing ridiculous and dangerous things to people.

Especially the most vulnerable and those in need of certain meds; but they are being put on ineffective and many that are ineffective and dangerous and can have permanent consequences and definitely can cause shorter term issues.( days, weeks, months, years) along with permanent damage.

Then this nonsense of taking people off benzos suddenly. Hello, ( not you, them, know full well what could happen). 15 years, ah wouldn't they have a tolerance and if it was going to endanger them wouldn't these 'possible' cross pharmaceutical issues, have shown up let's say about 15 years ago or some time close.

Yes, there are multiple agendas at work, and none of them are good and quite frankly most are sinister in nature.

Instead of a measured response; we all the sudden have a crisis or crises on our hands and Big Brother wants to goose step in and tell doctors and the medical professionals how to do their jobs., under the threat of: Imprisonment, losing their licenses( most only know how to earn a living as a doctor.

That's why they have to do well in high school, to go to decent college and do well and pass the(MCAT) and do well to get into a medical school 4 years. Then residency which is at the bare minimum for GPS 3 years but average 4-5 or so years. Then many specialized surgeons 2-3 or so years.

A bunch of lying politicians, whom the vast majority have less medical knowledge than many on here; suddenly they know what is best?

What do they need to be a politician: Be a certain age, a citizen(not sure anymore), maybe live somewhere they represent, maybe no felonies but not always. I love the story of a guy elected sheriff who was a convicted felon and couldn't legally own a gun. Maybe that would be fine in England, but in America?

They have also weaponized the legal system and law enforcement to carry out their mostly twisted self serving agendas.

Also many in Congress pass laws that exempt themselves from the very laws they force on us. Insider trading is legal if you are in Congress, aka the people who make laws and whom so many have gotten rich by exploiting the loopholes they give to only themselves. That also includes aspects of the Healthcare system.

It is disgusting and there are countless examples of the misery they cause, knowingly or at best willful blind ignorance which is the same IMO.
 
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Did they not, like, titrate you over?
Like slowly increase Loxapine and at the same time slowly decrease haloperidol? They did that with me (I went from 600mg Quetiapine to 300mg Quetiapine and 300mg Chlorpromazine) they did like
Week One: 500mg Q, 100mg C
Week Two 400mg Q, 200mg C
Week Three 300mg both

^That was a different time to the withdrawal btw. With the withdrawal I (stupidly) decided one time to cold turkey from 800mg Quetiapine/day.
No they didn't

It was abrupt termination of all prescriptions
3 months and only stopped because of
Loxapine, that is really really bad withdrawal; who knows how long it would have lasted without Loxapine.
That is a horrible withdrawal and the doctors pretend it doesn't happen?
Yep and towards the end there was an incident involving the police and myself exhibiting psychotic symptoms even though I had a ton of liquor in my blood
 
No they didn't

It was abrupt termination of all prescriptions

Yep and towards the end there was an incident involving the police and myself exhibiting psychotic symptoms even though I had a ton of liquor in my blood
The psychotic symptoms was probably just the booze though
 
The psychotic symptoms was probably just the booze though
Visual hallucinations aren't a symptom of alcohol intoxication

Like I said, that happened with or without booze

Which was why I asked for a starting 10mg dose of loxapine at night but my psychiatrist denied it. That is the exact cause of the cops showing up a couple weeks later and taking me to hospital. That all could have been avoided with one fuckin little pill.
 
Oh, I thought it was an incident while drunk( sorry for protecting my bad behavior on alcohol onto you, bro).

If don't mind me asking was this outside America. This whole( which I do not doubt any of it; really drives home many issues) incident really drives home the point of how serious these meds can cause withdrawals and what is so wrong in many areas of healthcare.

That is terrible and the denials of the doctors, hospitals, ect is awful. I truly feel bad for what you went through, bro.

It clearly shows major issues and a serious disconnect, from reality of the medical establishment to withdrawals and certain meds. Sad, and terrible, I hope and pray you are doing better. 🙂
 
I have been on Seroquel for more than a decade. I can't get a prescription filled until I am nearly out. Last week I went to get it filled and the pharmacy was out. The next day they were closed because there was no pharmacist working. The next day was Thanksgiving.

Another problem that has not been discussed is the pharmacy problem, which has reached epidemic proportions. Constantly short staffed, constantly running out of meds. This state of affairs is because the major Pharmacies, Wallgreens, CVS, etc are doing everything possible to turn a profit. Mom and pop pharmacies (IE those that actually care about human beings) have been run off. If you think doctors are callous about running out of meds, managers running pharmacies make them look like mother Theresa. I am not talking about the workers...who take all the flack, but the upper level managers.

What kills me is I was very hesitant to go on Seroquel in the first place. My psych really had to do a hard sell to get me to take it. Then once I did, my psych, who turned out to be a total dirtbag, told me I would be institutionalized if I went off it.

Sorry to hear that!
Were you okay on those couple days you had none?

Fortunately, I live in the UK so have never had the ran-out problem as on the rare occasions my pharmacy IS out, they give you this print-out thing so you can take it to any other pharmacy and get it filled there instead.
I DEFINITELY agree about mom 'n' pop pharmacies being better. I moved to a smaller pharmacy (from one in the equivalent of a Wallgreens) and the customer service is VASTLY different. Nothing is a problem and they really go out of their way to help. Once - due to a fuck up by my doctor (so it wasn't even the pharmacies fault) - I had zero morphine for two days and was really suffering. The pharmacy closes at 5:30pm and when my doctor FINALLY sent them my script he said he couldn't do it until 6pm. Any normal pharmacy would have been like "we'll be closed then, you'll have to wait until tomorrow) but not only did the pharmacist stay open until 6pm just for me, but he personally drove to my home after work to deliver the meds to me*

*I have mobility issues and cannot physically get to the pharmacy myself.
 
It also has a whole, host of potential side effects such as tardive dyskinesia( the one I described in my post against Thorazine) and high blood sugar( you are you not a type 1 diabetic) and the list of potential side effects is mind boggling. The common, uncommon and unknown is incredible and the list on Drugs.com in particular( they are reputable) and so are many other sites. Also it has a more complete list to click onto.
The side effects are more common in women and many only could affect them. Also the longer you take. Believe it or not I care about others.

Many doctors especially the over worked underpaid and under appreciated( Due, a least in part to the way the government run system in your country does or doesn't work. Yes my countries medical care system has many flaws also. But, doctors in many countries don't care, don't know, don't want to scare patients into not taking needed meds, and other reason usually related to laziness, not caring, or in some countries or areas or hospitals their policies on keeping patients ignorant of the side effects.

I am not saying don't take it. I am not a scientologist, lol. Besides I am for people getting and using proper meds for their condition(s). But not blindly endangering themselves. Take what is needed but understand the risks; especially with meds that are created to alter severely a person's brain chemistry.( Yes I know so many do but certain drugs like; Anti psychotics and anti depressants, can really mess with your brain and potentially most other parts of your body in some cases.

I am saying you should know, research and look out for the symptoms of the potential side effects of your meds. My meds are more straightforward and not as complex. Besides you have a whole host of medical issues as you have openly discussed.

My, concern is your lack of concern. The list of potential side effects you should be aware of especially as a woman and using it long term. All I am saying is you should research and know your meds besides morphine for example which is mostly more straightforward in regards to side effects like addiction, and plain high abuse potential( remember how some people always seem to run out)?

Also my main concern is people recommending, if even in a subtle way meds that have potentially horrible and in some cases horrible and irreversible side effects. If you check around and especially on; drugs.com( easy to remember), and click on the even longer list of side effects which besides the sheer number some could be really awful like tardive dyskinesia.

I am not saying or suggesting you stop your meds or alter them but to aware of the potential side effects because usually unless it is a narcotic, a benzo, amphetamine, barbiturate, or some other drug with abuse potential, the doctors don't disclose and in many cases don't know or some not even care.

Once again educate yourself and monitor the side effects. That is not really medical advice so much as using common sense. Also be careful about or don't make recommendations, or even subtle ones.
What you do think I can't read between the lines? Do I know that we all have lapses in judgment?

This is a problem that didn't really exist in past decades. It was more of a problem of blind ignorance and lack of research. Now in recent years and decades, where there has been plenty of research and they now know better than ever before, they are doing ridiculous and dangerous things to people.

Especially the most vulnerable and those in need of certain meds; but they are being put on ineffective and many that are ineffective and dangerous and can have permanent consequences and definitely can cause shorter term issues.( days, weeks, months, years) along with permanent damage.

Then this nonsense of taking people off benzos suddenly. Hello, ( not you, them, know full well what could happen). 15 years, ah wouldn't they have a tolerance and if it was going to endanger them wouldn't these 'possible' cross pharmaceutical issues, have shown up let's say about 15 years ago or some time close.

Yes, there are multiple agendas at work, and none of them are good and quite frankly most are sinister in nature.

Instead of a measured response; we all the sudden have a crisis or crises on our hands and Big Brother wants to goose step in and tell doctors and the medical professionals how to do their jobs., under the threat of: Imprisonment, losing their licenses( most only know how to earn a living as a doctor.

That's why they have to do well in high school, to go to decent college and do well and pass the(MCAT) and do well to get into a medical school 4 years. Then residency which is at the bare minimum for GPS 3 years but average 4-5 or so years. Then many specialized surgeons 2-3 or so years.

A bunch of lying politicians, whom the vast majority have less medical knowledge than many on here; suddenly they know what is best?

What do they need to be a politician: Be a certain age, a citizen(not sure anymore), maybe live somewhere they represent, maybe no felonies but not always. I love the story of a guy elected sheriff who was a convicted felon and couldn't legally own a gun. Maybe that would be fine in England, but in America?

They have also weaponized the legal system and law enforcement to carry out their mostly twisted self serving agendas.

Also many in Congress pass laws that exempt themselves from the very laws they force on us. Insider trading is legal if you are in Congress, aka the people who make laws and whom so many have gotten rich by exploiting the loopholes they give to only themselves. That also includes aspects of the Healthcare system.

It is disgusting and there are countless examples of the misery they cause, knowingly or at best willful blind ignorance which is the same IMO.


Oh, I literally could not agree more about the research thing! I'll spend HOURS thoroughly researching as much as I can bout ANYTHING before putting it into my body.
Some of those side-effects (like tardive dyskinesia or akathisia) are certainly terrifying. I'm not overly concerned about getting them myself because I take such a low dose and also infrequently, but I have made sure the people I live with let me know immediately if I start making any tardive dyskinesia movements (I demonstrated myself what they typically look like and showed them some videos online of it).

I'm technically a type 3C diabetic but I just tell people type 1 because NOBODY knows what type 3c is and they're extremely similar.
Basically, type 1 is an auto-immune disease where the immune system attacks the healthy insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas, eventually destroying them all and leaving the person unable to make any insulin. Type 3c is caused by pancreatic failure (in my case caused my pancreatitis) where the whole pancreas is destroyed, leading to the same end result as type 1. There's a couple differences. type 3c is "worse" than type 1 since the entire pancreas is destroyed rather than just the beta-cells, so I also need to take a med called Creon for PERT (Pancreatic Enzyme Replacement Treatment) as the pancreas is also responsible for various digestive enzymes. Hypo's are more dangerous, too, as normally when your blood sugar gets very low the pancreas sends messages to the liver to release emergency stores of glycogen which provides a sort-of safety net, but mine cannot do that.
 
Idk if I'm one hundred percent sure about this, but I'm pretty sure Diphenhydramine, an antihistamine with anticholinergic effects, and more is also a GABA A and B receptor agonist. It's available otc in America for allergies, sleep, and it also has anti nausea effects. I'm also pretty sure it's a modulators of GABA as well, but could be wrong (about 98 percent sure, but maybe higher than 98 even too).

You don't want to take too much as the higher you go the more uncomfortable/overwhelmingly unbearable effects that you don't want. If it's as strong of one I think it might not take much more than 25mg, but again like I said I'm not hundred percent sure, and still studying it's GABA effects. I mostly been researching the GABA B effects though.
 
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