Perhaps the best place to start would be the T&blues epidemic , an opioid mixed agonist/antagonist pentazocine which is well known for causing dysphoria in recreational doses and therefore barely abused turned into a highly sought after drug of abuse once a combination preparation with the anti-cholinergic trippenelamine was released on the market and subsequently diverted by the narcotic aficionados of the time and used by dissolving the pills in water and injecting the resulting solution .
The rush was said to be beter than that of Some full agonist opiods such as heroin. I think this is not just nostalgia such as with many old drugs (i.e. Qualudes and also inferior heroin quality back in the day does not mean we should not believe these old anecdotes..
In some European countries subutex is a lot more available than quality heroin (France,sweden) and intravenous use of buprenorphine is commonplace. Together with jcrest another bluelighter I was one of these abusers. Tripenellamine was pulled off the market a long time ago due to it"s abuse but other cholinergics such as hydroxyzine were a fine remplacerend.
The strange thing is bupe gives no rush when injected in itself but my maintenance dose plus a small dose of the cholinergics would gives very strong and physical rush very similar to that of a full agonist. I experimented and it only works when the 2 drugs were administered at the same time.
Also note that I tried numerous cholinergics and the effects were noticeably different when changing the cholinergics used ;with promethazine which is very sedating the effects were so-so ;it dulled the euphoria of the rush but still worked.
Hydroxyzine at a 25-40 Mg was my standaard making for a rush allmost as pleasuranle as hero.
However Alimemazine a cholinergic prescribed as a hypnotic in 5 Mg pills made for a rush that is better than heroin imo.
Now Tripenellamine i have never tried but I can only dream about how good it must be in combination with bupe.
I was hoping you guys could perhaps analyze binding profiles of various cholinergics drugs and explain whIch ones are promising as a replacement for Tripenellamine. And also how this neat trick works. On a side note it does not work with full agonists it will only add to overall sedation.
Thanks in advance(d
The rush was said to be beter than that of Some full agonist opiods such as heroin. I think this is not just nostalgia such as with many old drugs (i.e. Qualudes and also inferior heroin quality back in the day does not mean we should not believe these old anecdotes..
In some European countries subutex is a lot more available than quality heroin (France,sweden) and intravenous use of buprenorphine is commonplace. Together with jcrest another bluelighter I was one of these abusers. Tripenellamine was pulled off the market a long time ago due to it"s abuse but other cholinergics such as hydroxyzine were a fine remplacerend.
The strange thing is bupe gives no rush when injected in itself but my maintenance dose plus a small dose of the cholinergics would gives very strong and physical rush very similar to that of a full agonist. I experimented and it only works when the 2 drugs were administered at the same time.
Also note that I tried numerous cholinergics and the effects were noticeably different when changing the cholinergics used ;with promethazine which is very sedating the effects were so-so ;it dulled the euphoria of the rush but still worked.
Hydroxyzine at a 25-40 Mg was my standaard making for a rush allmost as pleasuranle as hero.
However Alimemazine a cholinergic prescribed as a hypnotic in 5 Mg pills made for a rush that is better than heroin imo.
Now Tripenellamine i have never tried but I can only dream about how good it must be in combination with bupe.
I was hoping you guys could perhaps analyze binding profiles of various cholinergics drugs and explain whIch ones are promising as a replacement for Tripenellamine. And also how this neat trick works. On a side note it does not work with full agonists it will only add to overall sedation.
Thanks in advance(d