I know there's one thread about drugs for gym about 3 pages in, but it's pretty old so i decided to make a new one. Anyway, i've been trying to get myself in shape with rowing machine i have at home. I don't plan on going to the gym for a while and i won't be doing any resistance training, so there's little chance to hurt myself, i just want to progress with rowing to desired distance and that's it. Basically fake it 'till you make it and then go off drugs once i have developed the habit of exercising and become more motivated because of the results.
Here are couple of drugs i considered:
- PCP and analogues like 3-meo-pcp / 3-ho-pcp, considering they're anesthetic they should reduce the pain, but i'm not sure just what kind of pain
- Opioids for obvious reasons. Would more stimulating ones like O-DSMT be better than morphine, or would morphine's analgesic properties make it a better choice?
- Microdosing LSD - there was a study about it having analgesic properties and i have personally noticed it reduces the pain (like a slap) when tripping
- I have read some people suggesting weed.
- I have also seen some posters say they like benzos because it helps with pain and relaxes muscles.
- i don't want to take hard stimulants like amphetamine / methylphenidate due to cardiovascular stress.
What's your opinion on this?
Here are couple of drugs i considered:
- PCP and analogues like 3-meo-pcp / 3-ho-pcp, considering they're anesthetic they should reduce the pain, but i'm not sure just what kind of pain
- Opioids for obvious reasons. Would more stimulating ones like O-DSMT be better than morphine, or would morphine's analgesic properties make it a better choice?
- Microdosing LSD - there was a study about it having analgesic properties and i have personally noticed it reduces the pain (like a slap) when tripping
- I have read some people suggesting weed.
- I have also seen some posters say they like benzos because it helps with pain and relaxes muscles.
- i don't want to take hard stimulants like amphetamine / methylphenidate due to cardiovascular stress.
What's your opinion on this?