Insomnia Medications That Won't Affect LSD?
Alright so here's the thing, I want to be able to drop acid while I'm at school once in a while - not like all the time, but once in a while without having to know like a week or two ahead of time (to stop taking my insomnia medication) before I want to trip. Because lets all be honest, if you want to trip, sometimes its a like spur of the moment thing, and it comes up like a day or two before you actually go and do it.
So I was on trazodone previously and I got off that, the whole being extremely mellow and calm was alright, but I kind of disliked it at the same time, I wasn't myself. And on top of that it wasn't leaving me with much options when it came to tripping - but it did enhance smoking weed somewhat.
So now I'm on Ambien 10mg 4x a week/max (I stick to it) switching off with melatonin 5mg 4-hrs before my normal bed time so that I'm tired by the time I fall asleep (you gotta take it much earlier or it won't do you much good, and 3-5mg is the most you should take for maximum effectiveness my neurologist said - specializes in insomnia). And I know that it doesn't affect tripping because it won't affect the 5H-T receptors to block them, etc - which is what was part of the issue with Trazodone before.
But now I'm thinking ahead - because I don't want to be on Ambien for a long period of time (more than 6 months), and I want to be able to switch back and forth between Ambien and something else for the time being to manage my insomnia instead of taking melatonin.
I was looking at Remeron (Mirtazapine) but the issue comes up with it affecting tripping. Any thoughts? **This is the main question I have.**
So, besides those 3, what other options are out there, I already know about Lunesta, and the other Z drugs, but I want to find a more suitable long-term solution. I hate the idea of having to keep switching sleep medications - even though it is inevitable - but what would you guys recommend as the best ones out there that won't affect my ability to trip, or roll. I'll only be taking the drug at night before bed, so it has to be fast acting.
Let me know, this is a very important question to me, and I would really love to get some answers from people - I know there are some of you out there with similar concerns.