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Stimulants what is good to help vasoconstriction

1. Avoid large doses
2. Avoid redosing
3. Avoid shitty stims like ephedrine etc
4. Excercise, move around, make sure you have lots of fluids, and eat well (high protien, high energy diet).
 
I wouldn't look for a vascular dilator because most will have central effects also and could cause very dangerous interactions. I would stay away from dirty stims, and those known to be vasoconstrictors more than others. (ie amphetamine vs. methamphetamine, no mdpv, that kind of stuff)
 
Anything that causes hypotension will have an opposite effect on blood pressure. Be careful with how you apply this though; don't try to cure a medical emergency with this...
 
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Mixing a beta blocker with a stimulant is a bad idea. The block of the pro-pressive B receptor combined with the extra epinephrine released (which can now only bind to the antipressive A receptor) could cause a large and dangerous drop in blood pressure.

An Alpha agonist like clonidine is much safer.
 
^Yeah, he didn't say anything so I had to speak kind of generally (we don't know that he's even talking about stims). I really was referring more to opioids, etc however.
 
i have read that cayenne pepper can help although when i tried i didnt see a difference
 
Yes, capsacin is an excellent vasodialator. Load up on Sriracha before/during your speed binge. (Or you can buy/make capsules of it - check your herbalist and drug-store).
 
rangrz said:
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Mixing a beta blocker with a stimulant is a bad idea. The block of the pro-pressive B receptor combined with the extra epinephrine released (which can now only bind to the antipressive A receptor) could cause a large and dangerous drop in blood pressure.

An Alpha agonist like clonidine is much safer.
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Do you have any sources for this? I've heard conflicting information about this combination and I'm not sure what is speculation and what has actually been documented.
 
I use light amounts of beta-blocks .... "the public spkrs drug" ... don't redose so much. Are you healthy?
 
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