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^ afraid not.

Etizolam doesn't help with this and diclazepam is too mind numbing and too heavy on the muscle relaxant properties for me.

I wish there was something else to suggest, NLH - besides nootropics.
I take noopept when I need a little mental boost, and it really sharpens me up...without any of the side effects of a more typical amphetamine-type stimulant.
It's available pretty damn cheap...but I believe some of the racetam family have this cognitive boost as well as an anxiolytic effect.
There are threads here on BL on the subject of nootropics, as well as a few informative blogs around the net.
Worth checking out I reckon...
 
^ afraid not.



I wish there was something else to suggest, NLH - besides nootropics.
I take noopept when I need a little mental boost, and it really sharpens me up...without any of the side effects of a more typical amphetamine-type stimulant.
It's available pretty damn cheap...but I believe some of the racetam family have this cognitive boost as well as an anxiolytic effect.
There are threads here on BL on the subject of nootropics, as well as a few informative blogs around the net.
Worth checking out I reckon...
Thanks. I have phenylpiracetam laying around but it's the most stimulating of the racetams from what I understand. Perhaps, I should try that + etizolam or diclazepam(still haven't tried in class but it's a lot more sedating than eti) as everything is unfortunately going to be trial and error in motion even if I had access to pharmaceuticals? I'm doing this class in an expedited semester so I won't have much time to get my mind in the right place mentally. I just wanted to get it over with as quickly as possible as it was the one class I dreaded seeing as a requirement. Luckily 50% of the grade is writing assignments and I'm perfect on that so far. I have four more speeches;one every Tuesday and the class is over then.
 
Thanks. I have phenylpiracetam laying around but it's the most stimulating of the racetams from what I understand. Perhaps, I should try that + etizolam or diclazepam(still haven't tried in class but it's a lot more sedating than eti) as everything is unfortunately going to be trial and error in motion even if I had access to pharmaceuticals? I'm doing this class in an expedited semester so I won't have much time to get my mind in the right place mentally. I just wanted to get it over with as quickly as possible as it was the one class I dreaded seeing as a requirement. Luckily 50% of the grade is writing assignments and I'm perfect on that so far. I have four more speeches;one every Tuesday and the class is over then.

If you'd prefer to avoid benzos while still getting proper anxiolytic effects, you might want to take a look at Selank. I haven't had the chance to try it myself, but the anecdotes seem to point towards this being a very plausible alternative to benzos. If anything, I'm sure it'd make a great alternative during off-days. I use a combination of Propranolol and Clonazepam for my anxiety. It may still be a good idea adding a beta blocker along with a benzo, assuming your anxiety is primarily physical. Apologies if I happened to miss anything here. Currently on a 20mg 5-MeO-MiPT trip that, so far, has lasted for nearly 24 hours so far! Don't ask how, I've honestly no clue :P
 
If you'd prefer to avoid benzos while still getting proper anxiolytic effects, you might want to take a look at Selank. I haven't had the chance to try it myself, but the anecdotes seem to point towards this being a very plausible alternative to benzos. If anything, I'm sure it'd make a great alternative during off-days. I use a combination of Propranolol and Clonazepam for my anxiety. It may still be a good idea adding a beta blocker along with a benzo, assuming your anxiety is primarily physical. Apologies if I happened to miss anything here. Currently on a 20mg 5-MeO-MiPT trip that, so far, has lasted for nearly 24 hours so far! Don't ask how, I've honestly no clue :P
Never heard of Selank until now. I'll look into it. 20mg of 5-meo-mipt is quite a high dose. Hope it's been well. I've never tried it but loved it's sister, foxy. Enjoy.
 
Yeah, that's what I thought. It would be a very niche market. I was thinking of it for occasional stage fright.
Why would you waste your time? Ask a doctor for propanolol. It's uncontrolled and you can't get high from it. If you can get your drugs from an FDA licensed manufacturing facility that follows GMP, then you should do it. Don't waste your time dealing with chinese manufacturered who-knows-what-it-is.
 
20mg of 5-meo-mipt is quite a high dose. Hope it's been well. I've never tried it but loved it's sister, foxy. Enjoy.

Don't worry about it, man. Aside from some mild mental confusion, difficulty focusing, somewhat more difficulty than usual in seeing properly due to the pupil dilation, and the excessive duration, it looks like there shouldn't be any trouble. Currently, I'd consider 5-MeO-MiPT my all-time favourite psychedelic. I decided against Foxy due to a near-universal preference for Moxy. I can't say I'm disappointed, so far. Take a look at my experience report in the B&D for more information. It does wonders for anxiety too, but not so much for the stage fright kind. I'd say it's more suited for social dynamics - parties, but better yet, a more mellow atmosphere. I imagine a Jazz club, Art Gallery, Museum or something of that sort would be best suited as far as settings go. I always combine it with Propranolol due to the somewhat unpleasant level of stimulation (no worse than Foxy based on reports, however.)

I can't stress my recommendation for Propranolol enough. This medication is just about perfect for giving speeches and presentations, and aside from being unable to get it up for the duration of the effects and some sweating, it's a very safe, manageable med. Did I mention it's dirt cheap and incredibly easy to get a prescription for? Seriously, go for it. You won't regret choosing this medication. In combination with 20mg Dextroamphetamine and 1.5mg Clonazepam, my anxiety is, for all intents and purposes, non-existent. Aside from not being motivated to speak with strangers or generally to initiate conversation, I'd say this is about the ideal combo, though some marked serotonergic effect would likely offer significant improvements to the mix. MDAI, perhaps for a functional serotonergic effect?
 
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Don't worry about it, man. Aside from some mild mental confusion, difficulty focusing, somewhat more difficulty than usual in seeing properly due to the pupil dilation, and the excessive duration, it looks like there shouldn't be any trouble. Currently, I'd consider 5-MeO-MiPT my all-time favourite psychedelic. I decided against Foxy due to a near-universal preference for Moxy. I can't say I'm disappointed, so far. Take a look at my experience report in the B&D for more information. It does wonders for anxiety too, but not so much for the stage fright kind. I'd say it's more suited for social dynamics - parties, but better yet, a more mellow atmosphere. I imagine a Jazz club, Art Gallery, Museum or something of that sort would be best suited as far as settings go. I always combine it with Propranolol due to the somewhat unpleasant level of stimulation (no worse than Foxy based on reports, however.)

I can't stress my recommendation for Propranolol enough. This medication is just about perfect for giving speeches and presentations, and aside from being unable to get it up for the duration of the effects and some sweating, it's a very safe, manageable med. Did I mention it's dirt cheap and incredibly easy to get a prescription for? Seriously, go for it. You won't regret choosing this medication. In combination with 20mg Dextroamphetamine and 1.5mg Clonazepam, my anxiety is, for all intents and purposes, non-existent. Aside from not being motivated to speak with strangers or generally to initiate conversation, I'd say this is about the ideal combo, though some marked serotonergic effect would likely offer significant improvements to the mix. MDAI, perhaps for a functional serotonergic effect?
Glad things went well and yes i would love to get my hands on Propranlol.

Why would you waste your time? Ask a doctor for propanolol. It's uncontrolled and you can't get high from it. If you can get your drugs from an FDA licensed manufacturing facility that follows GMP, then you should do it. Don't waste your time dealing with chinese manufacturered who-knows-what-it-is.
Once again, no doctor unfortunately.
 
The RC market is, for all intents and purposes, merely a fancy way of saying grey market. I highly doubt any 'research' is being conducted by real scientific or pharmaceutical institutions ordering from headshop style websites. If there is no demand there is no market. There is no demand for beta-blockers as it has been well documented in this thread acquiring them legally is relatively easy. Etizolam has a market due to the fact that benzodiazepines are difficult to acquire legally.

Anyways as for nootropics I (and many others, anecdotally) found that Aniracetam is the top pick when it comes to relieving anxiety while sharpening the mind at the same time. Of course Phenibut would be the top pick, but it is not a nootropic (even though it is billed as such), but rather a full GABA-B agonist with unpredictable effects (re: you'll either be euphorically anxiety-free or puking for hours). Take your pick - but Etizolam would be my choice for 'once in a blue moon' anxiety problems like you're experiencing.
 
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The RC market is, for all intents and purposes, merely a fancy way of saying grey market. I highly doubt any 'research' is being conducted by real scientific or pharmaceutical institutions ordering from headshop style websites. If there is no demand there is no market. There is no demand for beta-blockers as it has been well documented in this thread acquiring them legally is relatively easy. Etizolam has a market due to the fact that benzodiazepines are difficult to acquire legally.

Anyways as for nootropics I (and many others, anecdotally) found that Aniracetam is the top pick when it comes to relieving anxiety while sharpening the mind at the same time. Of course Phenibut would be the top pick, but it is not a nootropic (even though it is billed as such), but rather a full GABA-B agonist with unpredictable effects (re: you'll either be euphorically anxiety-free or puking for hours). Take your pick - but Etizolam would be my choice for 'once in a blue moon' anxiety problems like you're experiencing.
Phenibut was amazing and felt like a miracle drug at the time. I took it for like a couple weeks straight(I know...) and got the horrible withdrawal symptoms in that short period of time.

Edit: Getting some Propanolol
 
^^ Me too, lol. Last summer I had my love affair with dear old Phenibut. Now she does nothing for me, sadly, as for some reason it was the most euphoric drug for me - at times rivaling the highs of heroin, amphetamines & cocaine.
 
Yeah, I got the same euphoria and it was the most social I had ever been in my life. I made more friends within that two week period than the last couple years of my life. lol.
 
Definitely not, and even if they did, what's the point?

A beta-blocker is the first thing a doc would prescribe for anxiety. I don't mean this quite literally, but no doctor would say no to prescribing Propranolol/Atenolol ?

I agree with that one. From first hand experience doctors where more than happy to push propanalol on top of my anxiety medication.
 
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