Posted by geno on November 17, 2001, at 19:58:11
In reply to Re: Alcohol still the best med for social phobia, posted by akc on November 17, 2001, at 15:40:27
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> > I've also learned that 1-2 beers clears you arteries and lessens you chance of a heart attack.
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> If I could only stop at 1 or 2. I too was a binge drinker -- and the older I got, the worse my drinking got. My alcoholism tells me often that I can start again -- be a "normal" person and drink that 1 or 2 that would be "healthy" for me. I've got to look that lie straight in the face for what it is.
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> akcWell since reading this post for social phobia, is what i suffer from majorly, It seems that he posted one substance that is reletively the most social induced substance i ever found. GHB
FUCK the date rape bullshit- ghb doesnt rape you
OVer look the overdose- know your dose
NON toxic to body- 30 yrs study proven
YES can be addictve- BUT isnt alcohol, xanax, some ad's cocaine, heroin opiates, weed. NONE of these can compare to ghb when decreasing inhibitions, releaving acute anxiety, making one feel loveable, happy, horney, attractive, zest for life, although not a good pain killer.I dont use ghb, more so GBL, which is the chemical precusor to ghb. GBL can be more dose dependable, because ghb is can be made in all different strength. Pure 99,9% gbl, could me carefully measured in a eyes dropper, 1-2ml on an empty stomach is a good start.
Yet the rebound effect from continuous ghb/gbl use is nasty. But i through in some xanax to counteract this and helps much.
What im tryin to say is, Im not telling everyone to drop there meds and go by gbl or ghb illictly, but the overall point is GHB is one of the best sociabilizers out there. BEtter than alcohol or opiates or knonopin any day. I belive safter also. There is no such thing as GHB COMA, unless mxing with other drugs. ITS Called REM SLEEP, where one cannot be awakened. Most people get all scared when one cannot be awakened, yet there pulse breathing and oxygen rate are all normal. THough it may lower the amount of breaths taken but not the oxygen intake to the vital organs.
GHB works on the GABA B receptors, such as baclofen, but also suppresses dopamine neurons in the presnypatic cells, thus releaseing dopamine when ghb fads. Its also is shown to increase brain oxytocin, which promotes socialability
gman
ps. Does anyone know of a prescribed psyc med that is similar to this pharmocolgy?
geno
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