Posted by neo on August 23, 2013, at 8:50:19
In reply to Re: AMISULPRIDE and BENZOS: what interaction?, posted by andrewb on August 23, 2013, at 1:09:55
Hi, and thanks for your post.
* amisulpride sometimes provides energy and motivation, but unfortunately I've never heard of that effect lasting. This seems to me to be a dopaminergic effect that tolerance quickly develops for.
Completely in accordance with you. Lots of years of Amis tests, and never it worked over a couple of days.
Anyway, Amis sometimes works and sometimes not, without a real reason. (even if used after a long period of wash-out)* just as benzo.s can prevent tolerance to the stimulating effect of amphetamines, an equivalent interaction might be occurring with you.
Yes, I was supposing that..... but was not sure.
*it is generally believed that sedation indicates too high of a dose of ami. When this occurs, you lower the dose to 25 and, if needed, further down to 12.5. If it still causes sedation when used continually at that dose it may not be your ideal medicine. Sedation indicates that the targeted d-2, d-3 auto receptors are full and the excess is going onto the d2, d3 receptors and thus acting like an anti-psychotic.
..unfortunely Amis is the only one that works for me (after tested probably every drug un the market, for mD or distymie) even if it works occasionally.
Yes, even a 12.5mg dosage lead me to sedation if used continuosly.
I'm thinking to stop every test of Amis.*Benzo.s can be INCREDIBLY hard to withdraw from. If possible, don't use them. If that isn't possibly use them sporadically or take holidays from them.
it's very hard.... I'm working on it.
Thank you very much for you share!
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