Posted by rjlockhart37 on October 20, 2021, at 19:15:31
im sure couple people here on babble know about it. It caused me to have to go to a psych ward during withdrawls. They skyrocked me on librium to prevent siezures or severe withdrawl. I'll give you a explantion. So for about 2-3 years i took phenibut, it worked absolute wonders for me. My doctor didnt use anxiety meds, or....she didnt take me seriously. So i started phenibut, worked wonders.
Calm and more social, relaxed. It's a GABA-b agonist. But after all that time on it, someone made a big deal and said you need to go your doctor and tell her about the withdrawls (this was the first period) i was put on valium to prevent siezures and my doctor was gracious and let me stay on valium. Well, after that i still had phenibut left, my doctor so trting to help me, but after taking it the 2nd time after valium was used. I had to go to psych ward, skyrocked dose of librium for 5 days then they slowly moved me off it. My doctor was gracious for letting me stay on valium, but was stripped away after the psych ward. And also....nuvigil. God, that such a hard blow to take. So, here i am today, left off nuvigil and having frequently use caffeine which doenst work. I feel i need to go to another doctor, im insultin my doctor but im taken seriously, when i explain my anxiety- all awenser i got was go to therapy. I've been in therapy and had panic attacks and jolkts of anxiety even talking to therapist. It's nuerological problem i have with anxiwty.
So...phenibut is never gonna be touched again. After that hell that happened. But this is thing , i started taking higher doses of it, then when i twas cold turkey - it was horrible
anyays that's just my expereince but don't let that make the post non discusabble..
so phenibut is a GABA-b agoinst. It's gabapentinoid, but has gaba-b agoinst properties whixh what causes the feeling of peace and relief. If anyone wants to ask about phenibut we can do a research project"There comes a time in your life where you have to choose to turn the page, write another book, or simply close it"
-Shannon L Alder
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