Posted by pablo1 on July 22, 2004, at 10:06:39
In reply to Re: Is dopamine envolved with Alcohol? » 1980Monroe, posted by cpallen79 on July 21, 2004, at 16:48:40
I found the following in one of the messages here. Tianeptine is a seratonin reuptake accelerator which means it sponges up your excess seratonin. I think somehow that ends up making the dopamine more active... lots of weird things like that seem to happen with these meds.
quote:
"If you need alcohol in a pill, neither valium nor xanax is the answer as far as I am concerned. Take 25 mg of Stablon (Tianeptine) and feel the way alcohol makes you feel. It is a French antidepressant, but is widely being misused for it's euphoriant effects. 12.5mg will not make that much difference, but if you double the dose, soon you will reach into an intoxicated state. Stablon is safe, it has mood elevating properties, and unlike benzodiazepines, no dependence is reported so far. It will not ruin your health or your family, but may improve your life."
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