JohnBoy2000
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If they're dosed the same (oral and mg), and with similar frequency (once a week on average), dangers?
The main danger is going to be maintaining that dose schedule and not increasing and developing tolerance.
If the product is of reasonably purity, it normally takes about 60 mg (of either), to get to desired feeling.
I accidentally one time dosed 200 mg of meth (thinking it was 20 mg) and it was one of the most pleasurable 36 hours of my life.
No problems, nothing to worry about (apart from not being able to walk hardly), and I spent the entire time on the verge of laughter.
I've since used regular amphetamine paste and it's fine, but not really close to the same elevation.
I also find the crash far more difficult because it wears off more quickly.
A part of the reason for my using it is simply to experience that level of happiness for a sustained time period, and when I get that, I don't feel remotely compelled to re-dose, for at least a week.
Also, speed paste (even used washed) makes me dehydrated as can be due to constant bathroom use.
I can't recall meth having this effect.
Is it a slippery slope or can anyone else relate?
I read some anecdotes on the drugs.com prescription reviews and many with diagnosed ADHD sing the praises of meth, where they will say adderral just didn't perform for them.
I don't have ADHD but, goes to show perhaps it does legitimately suit some users?
The main danger is going to be maintaining that dose schedule and not increasing and developing tolerance.
If the product is of reasonably purity, it normally takes about 60 mg (of either), to get to desired feeling.
I accidentally one time dosed 200 mg of meth (thinking it was 20 mg) and it was one of the most pleasurable 36 hours of my life.
No problems, nothing to worry about (apart from not being able to walk hardly), and I spent the entire time on the verge of laughter.
I've since used regular amphetamine paste and it's fine, but not really close to the same elevation.
I also find the crash far more difficult because it wears off more quickly.
A part of the reason for my using it is simply to experience that level of happiness for a sustained time period, and when I get that, I don't feel remotely compelled to re-dose, for at least a week.
Also, speed paste (even used washed) makes me dehydrated as can be due to constant bathroom use.
I can't recall meth having this effect.
Is it a slippery slope or can anyone else relate?
I read some anecdotes on the drugs.com prescription reviews and many with diagnosed ADHD sing the praises of meth, where they will say adderral just didn't perform for them.
I don't have ADHD but, goes to show perhaps it does legitimately suit some users?