Posted by rjlockhart37 on September 23, 2019, at 21:49:24
In reply to Low-dose Desoxyn therapy, posted by Tom2228 on September 15, 2019, at 10:31:05
yeah, please don't think that i'm reminishing about this, but i had low processing speed on a psychiatric evaulation though an older program that was known as DARS. I know very well i couldnt be prescribed desoxyn, but i've been on dexedrine high dose about 10 years ago, but like you sasid when dexedrine wears off, it is like a end of thee world feeling, the stimulation and the dopamine and all the drive seem to fade, it made me depressed when dexedrine wore off. I hated that period, i would have to prep myself 2 hours beforoe it would wear off, so i wouldnt be bad mood, irrtible.
But like you said low-dose methamphetamine trails or articles that you posted, it does look like at theraputic doses of methampehtamine that it does have a benefical effect for mood, and processing speed and cognitive function. On a throw off topic, i was ... thinking about the most severe cases of depression that were in psyhcaitric wards, even decades ago....where they were so depressed just stared out a window in a lifeless state, serious cases. I was just....if they gave them MDNA or methamphetamine, which definetly would never happen at a psychiatric ward, but it increases dopamine levels and methamphtamine increases serotonin levels moroe than regular ampehtamine, that is why you felt something was missing like you said. It stimulates serotonin receptors more than amphetamine, which is why it has an anti-depressant effect. I researched that years ago. And if a severe case of depression and they gave them moderate to high doses of desoxyn what would happen. The menetal hospitals that held people who could not function because of their depression. It just makes me wonder what would happen if they inciated a dose moderate to high and what it would do in a severe-serious case through out all the state hospital cases and reports.
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