tweex
Bluelighter
So I've got a question...
I'm thinking about trying low doses of meth orally. Like 10-15mg. Not smoking/injecting/etc.
Without the quick induction of euphoria and at such a low dose, is meth still highly additive?
I've previously done dextroamphetamine, methylphenidate, cannabis sativa, ethanol, clonazepam, nicotine, caffeine and have found none to be addicting in the least. I've got no trouble going substance free for months on end. I'd say I don't have an addictive personality, but... it's meth 8(
I'm interested in using it for 2-3 day periods of studying before exams and then taking weeks off without use. Or should I stick to dextro, modafinil and the new powerful RC nootropics ( slowly approaching NZT-48 ) like DM-235?
Edit: And this may be getting a bit into advanced drug discussion, but would taking an adjuvant D2 antagonist help reduce addictive potential?
I'm far more interested in productivity and mental performance than euphoria
I'm thinking about trying low doses of meth orally. Like 10-15mg. Not smoking/injecting/etc.
Without the quick induction of euphoria and at such a low dose, is meth still highly additive?
I've previously done dextroamphetamine, methylphenidate, cannabis sativa, ethanol, clonazepam, nicotine, caffeine and have found none to be addicting in the least. I've got no trouble going substance free for months on end. I'd say I don't have an addictive personality, but... it's meth 8(
I'm interested in using it for 2-3 day periods of studying before exams and then taking weeks off without use. Or should I stick to dextro, modafinil and the new powerful RC nootropics ( slowly approaching NZT-48 ) like DM-235?

Edit: And this may be getting a bit into advanced drug discussion, but would taking an adjuvant D2 antagonist help reduce addictive potential?
I'm far more interested in productivity and mental performance than euphoria
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