List of GABA drugs in order of effect?

[Juicewrldfan]

I am about to crash so I'll just say you needd to do some more reading as lyrica/pregabalin does not act on gaba receptors.

Modulates doesn’t it?

 

[Juicewrldfan]

Tianeptine (I buy it online, not from head-shops, and it is the real deal), it FOR SURE has an effect on GABA in the way a Benzo does. I was on Clonezepam for over 10 years 2MG at 3 times per day, and when I failed a drug test (Oxy), they immediately took me off it at the doctor's shop saying I was going to die and they were going to get sued if they kept me on it. I went through the WORST Benzo WITHDRAWALS that not even Oxy could help. I ordered Tianeptine Sulfate in a large quantity, and 4 days later it arrived and saved my life. I had been having seizures and no matter what, they would not put me back on a Benzo medication. The Tianeptine Sulfate, I have been on 50MG at 3 times per day for 2 years now, and it feels like a LIGHT Clonezepam (maybe .5 at 50MG). So it is keeping me from the hell of Benzo withdrawal.

This would explain why i never liked tia. Ever. Gabaergics and me don’t mix but in a different way than stims. Stims I can be a lot of fun, gabaergics I’m a mean self
Loathing asshole.

 

[Dextro .45]

GABA - unless unable to cross the BBB
Phenibut - amazing anxiolytic + dopaminergic properties
Pregabalin & Gabapentin (Gabapentinoids)
Baclofen
Benzodiazepines- GABA-A / agonists PAMs
Barbiturates
Natural health suppliment- Passion Flower / Valarian etc
Ethanol - Alcohol

 

[BadassMoFo]

I am in pain management for scar tissue binding and nerve damage. And I am naturally resistant to opioids, benzos, and whatever is in half the anesthesia out there. Never in my life have I ever stayed asleep through an entire surgery. Oral surgery, (not just for dental), gut surgery, spine and limb surgery. One time I woke up and asked for my purse. They refused to open me up again after that.

I thought I was a freak as I've had many of the same experiences . We must be rare because every doctor that has seen or heard me describe this thinks I'm nuts. Before every surgery I tell the anesthesiologist but wake up most of the time. I have many occasions where they inject a large amount of Propafol and when I'm still looking at them wide awake they have the WTF look. Part of this could be your tolerance if you're taking large amounts of similar drugs or it could be genetic. They have testing for this that is now widely available and you should be tested because I'm sure like me, you may have genetic reason for your naturally high tolerance. When you have this undisputable evidence, they won't look at you like you're nuts anymore. I wish you the best in future surgery is needed.