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Posted by Topdog on July 8, 2013, at 13:16:21
Hey Guys!
Today i tried N2O(Nitrous Oxide), commonly known as laughing gas. I purchased it to ease my really bad depression. It only lasts for like 30 seconds, but there is something more about it than just laughing. When i inhaled it, it 100% recalled me the memories before the depression, when i laughed freely, just like deep free laughing without anxiety. All the memories of my childhood surfaced. After going off Nardil i started to think that my depression is caused by my fu**ed up life circumstances, but now i'm realizing again that this is not true, it really is biological.
N2O effect is caused predominantly or fully via inhibition of NMDA receptors. It differs much of nardil what i used to be on(when i could obtain it), it feels completely natural happiness(not a drug induced high), i'm starting to think that NMDA receptors are pretty much responsible for depression. As i remember Ketamine is an NMDA receptor antagonist as well?
Posted by Lamdage22 on July 30, 2013, at 2:48:34
In reply to Nitrous oxide, posted by Topdog on July 8, 2013, at 13:16:21
Kewl.. is this among the drugs that can induce or worsen psychosis and schizophrenia? Im looking for drugs that are OK for me with schizo-affective.
I heard that sex drug, its called poppers over here in sausage-land does not act on dopamine or serotonin. Does that make it safe for me to take?
Btw, is laughing gas N2o any similar to those nitrous oxide bodybuilding supplements for better blood flow to the muscles?
Lamdage
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