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Posted by Pluto on May 23, 2007, at 7:18:00
Hi
I took 10mg of nitrazepam. Took it a bit earlier to bed out of curiosity, to know what is going to happen.
After half an hour, the euphoria began to kick in. A feeling like significant amount of alcohol in your system. The kind of euphoria you may feel on vodka or gin. Interesting part is it lasted long. Much longer than alcohol.
I felt like socializing more. Went to the next apartment, spent quite a lot of time with them, and for the first time, I was the most talkative person among them.
Right after coming back, sedation was starting to replace euphoriant effects. I slept like a baby.
Today, I feel much refreshed with no hang-over effects!!I wonder why docs don't prescribe this instead of sending patients to bar. At least this one is quite liver friendly.
Cheers
Posted by Phillipa on May 23, 2007, at 10:14:52
In reply to Nitrazepam; Interesting stuff!!, posted by Pluto on May 23, 2007, at 7:18:00
The pam at the end leads me to think that it is some type of benzo is this true? What country. Love Phillipa
Posted by kaleidoscope on May 23, 2007, at 15:03:11
In reply to Nitrazepam; Interesting stuff!!, posted by Pluto on May 23, 2007, at 7:18:00
>I wonder why docs don't prescribe this instead of sending patients to bar...
Lol, I have never heard of a doctor sending a patient to the bar.
Posted by cactus on May 24, 2007, at 19:56:33
In reply to Nitrazepam; Interesting stuff!!, posted by Pluto on May 23, 2007, at 7:18:00
> Hi
>
> I took 10mg of nitrazepam. Took it a bit earlier to bed out of curiosity, to know what is going to happen.
>
> After half an hour, the euphoria began to kick in. A feeling like significant amount of alcohol in your system. The kind of euphoria you may feel on vodka or gin. Interesting part is it lasted long. Much longer than alcohol.
>
> I felt like socializing more. Went to the next apartment, spent quite a lot of time with them, and for the first time, I was the most talkative person among them.
> Right after coming back, sedation was starting to replace euphoriant effects. I slept like a baby.
> Today, I feel much refreshed with no hang-over effects!!
>
> I wonder why docs don't prescribe this instead of sending patients to bar. At least this one is quite liver friendly.
>
> Cheers
Pluto, I have tried so many benzo's and mogadon is the best, nothing comes close to it's calming effects and I get the best sleep. I also use it for socialising when I'm extremly anxious. I know it's not prescribed for this but if I'm really worked up about going out, like vomitting for example, to a party or something I'll take mogadon instead of valium when I'm really bad. Luckily for me though these days I'm much better and I don't need to rely on it as much. Be careful though, you don't want to fall asleep in the corner somewhere while out and about. Also I only need 2.5 to 5mg for going out. 10mg would be too much, be careful because it can cause amnesia/blackouts.
Posted by James_glasgow on May 25, 2007, at 1:25:50
In reply to Nitrazepam; Interesting stuff!!, posted by Pluto on May 23, 2007, at 7:18:00
Hi Pluto
Glad to hear it is working. I also take 10mg's of it at night at the moment. I have 3 boxes of Rohypnol which I bought on the basis of a lot of media hype. They are not as effective as Mogadon, although as a chemist myself I am wondering if that is to do with the new formulation. I tried to dissolve one in a glass of hot water (I know its not the same as the enviroment in your stomach), but it should have broken down and it didn't, so that might be why I am not finding it much use.
I am considering attempting to get a drug called butobarbitone from one of my Doctors, although I dont hold out much hope. The company that sells it here in the UK under the brand name Soneryl, have got the license changed so that it can be prescribed after everything else has failed. It used to only be available if you were already habituated to barbiturate. The only thing that concerns me about it is that people are often reported as taking too many, as the they forget they have already had one. I find exactly that with Zolpidem, I can take one and wake up in the morning to find 3 missing from the pack, and as I live on my own there is only one place they could have gone.
James
Posted by Paulbwell on May 25, 2007, at 12:00:34
In reply to Nitrazepam; Interesting stuff!!, posted by Pluto on May 23, 2007, at 7:18:00
> Hi
>
> I took 10mg of nitrazepam. Took it a bit earlier to bed out of curiosity, to know what is going to happen.
>
> After half an hour, the euphoria began to kick in. A feeling like significant amount of alcohol in your system. The kind of euphoria you may feel on vodka or gin. Interesting part is it lasted long. Much longer than alcohol.
>
> I felt like socializing more. Went to the next apartment, spent quite a lot of time with them, and for the first time, I was the most talkative person among them.
> Right after coming back, sedation was starting to replace euphoriant effects. I slept like a baby.
> Today, I feel much refreshed with no hang-over effects!!
>
> I wonder why docs don't prescribe this instead of sending patients to bar. At least this one is quite liver friendly.
>
> CheersYes, quite
When i was in the loony bin and the two 7.5mg Zoplicolines the Doc threw at me were not doing the job anymore i asked a fellow crazy chick to give me one of her 5mg Mogs-that along with the booze she smuggled in sent me into never land-very nice indeed.
Posted by Michael Bell on July 5, 2007, at 0:55:29
In reply to Nitrazepam; Interesting stuff!!, posted by Pluto on May 23, 2007, at 7:18:00
That's been my experience anyway, in the past few weeks of taking this drug.
however, I have read an article that it blocks the actions of antidepressants, so that should maybe be taken into consideration
> Hi
>
> I took 10mg of nitrazepam. Took it a bit earlier to bed out of curiosity, to know what is going to happen.
>
> After half an hour, the euphoria began to kick in. A feeling like significant amount of alcohol in your system. The kind of euphoria you may feel on vodka or gin. Interesting part is it lasted long. Much longer than alcohol.
>
> I felt like socializing more. Went to the next apartment, spent quite a lot of time with them, and for the first time, I was the most talkative person among them.
> Right after coming back, sedation was starting to replace euphoriant effects. I slept like a baby.
> Today, I feel much refreshed with no hang-over effects!!
>
> I wonder why docs don't prescribe this instead of sending patients to bar. At least this one is quite liver friendly.
>
> Cheers
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