propylhexedrine

[butane]

I like it quite a bit. It's very useful for a day of physical labor.

When I'm sick, ephedra tea is simply magical. The decongestant effects of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine have a great synergy, and completely open up your entire respiratory system. On top of that, the stimulation of ephedrine gives you back the energy that your cold/flu has taken away from you. This combo can be put together by ephedrine and sudafed.

 

[ebola?]

>>I don't get tremors.>>

I get tremor...a pulse more rapid than I'd like, sweating, etc. when I overshoot on ephedrine.

Usually, though, the overall ephedrine (or ephedra) experience ranges from neutral to slightly negative for me. I like the skin sensation....and sometimes you just gotta wake up but don't wanna crash w/ insufficient extracelular dopamine, but I also get nervous on ephedrine...and I never get where I want to be...sometimes I'm still outright drowsy...but I won't have my head nodding at the desk.

So not quite relatively pleasant.

ebola

 

[Tchort]

Propylhexedrine abuse has always been widespread. It has its own street vernacular, 'peanut butter methamphetamine', 'stove top meth', 'Glow', etc.
Celebrity abuser (the author of L.A. Confidential, James Ellroy, who ate enough Benzedrex to eventually put him in the hospital with psychosis), history of even hardcore IDU's accepting IV Propylhexedrine as a drug of choice. I used to eat the stuff before the internet boom, back when DXM was just hitting its internet heyday, now Benzedrex is the new Coricidin.

It has been taken off the market as an anorectic with other less dangerous drugs like Phentermine and Diethylpropion replacing it. It has a lot of horrible side effects not seen in Amphetamines or non-Amphetamine anorectics/stimulants like [then] Phenmetrazine [and now] Phendimetrazine, Methylphenidate, etc

Oh and for the Bupe comment, look at France and India, which both have large Bupe addicted and abusing populations. Studies prove that in non-dependant people, a shot of Bupe is often thought to be Heroin. Temgesic (Bupe tablets) has a long history of abuse in Glasgow specifically after the Diconal craze and up to today.