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Posted by Michael Bell on May 19, 2004, at 3:20:16
How did you prevent poopout?
Do NMDA antagonists prevent tolerance and potentiate the effects?
What did combo of amisulpride and adderall/dexedrine feel like?What do you thing is the best drug/herb to take with amisulpride for social phobia or dysthymia (besides klonopin)?
Thanks.
Posted by pseudonym on May 19, 2004, at 14:22:52
In reply to For anyone who ever tried AMISULPRIDE, posted by Michael Bell on May 19, 2004, at 3:20:16
Michael, I think we're both suffering from precisively the same condition (social anxiety which is only partially treated by klonopin). I take amisulpride (25mg twice a day) and I hardly notice it. When I first started it, it had an activating, energizing affect. But amisulpride quickly fades. I have no idea about NMDA antagonism as an anti-tolerance mechanism. If you could, please explain why such a compound could prevent tolerance.
Posted by Iansf on May 19, 2004, at 18:02:00
In reply to Re: For anyone who ever tried AMISULPRIDE, posted by pseudonym on May 19, 2004, at 14:22:52
> Michael, I think we're both suffering from precisively the same condition (social anxiety which is only partially treated by klonopin). I take amisulpride (25mg twice a day) and I hardly notice it. When I first started it, it had an activating, energizing affect. But amisulpride quickly fades. I have no idea about NMDA antagonism as an anti-tolerance mechanism. If you could, please explain why such a compound could prevent tolerance.
>Have you considered upping your amisulpride dose? I believe I read that most people using it for social phobia take 50mg twice a day, and some take up to double that. Beyond that, apparently, its other uses kick in.
>
Posted by jparsell82 on May 20, 2004, at 18:56:59
In reply to Re: For anyone who ever tried amisulpride, posted by Iansf on May 19, 2004, at 18:02:00
I've tried at dosages from 25mg-50mg with mild results. Sometimes it seems helpful and sometimes it seems like it doesn't do anything. Right now I'm taking 25mg Amisulpride, 500mg Aniracetam, 2mg Klonopin and 50mg Lamictal daily. I'd like to ditch the Amisulpride and try Adderall but I can't get any doc to prescribe it to me.
Posted by btnd on May 21, 2004, at 4:35:09
In reply to For anyone who ever tried AMISULPRIDE, posted by Michael Bell on May 19, 2004, at 3:20:16
> How did you prevent poopout?
>It worked for my dysthymia/social-anxiety FANTASTICALLY for 2 months. Then stopped working.
50mg/day.
> Do NMDA antagonists prevent tolerance and potentiate the effects?
>I've no idea.
> What did combo of amisulpride and adderall/dexedrine feel like?
>
It was GREAT. Totally turned my dysthymic, anergic, social-anxiety mood around - I was full of energy and no axiety at all.>
> What do you thing is the best drug/herb to take with amisulpride for social phobia or dysthymia (besides klonopin)?
>Hmm... L-Theanine? Gotu-Kola? SJW? GHB?
Posted by btnd on May 22, 2004, at 1:59:12
In reply to Re: For anyone who ever tried AMISULPRIDE » Michael Bell, posted by btnd on May 21, 2004, at 4:35:09
> > What do you thing is the best drug/herb to take with amisulpride for social phobia or dysthymia (besides klonopin)?
Well I forgot good old MAOis Nardil and Parnate. They seem to be the most effective, right after clonazepam.
Posted by Michael Bell on May 25, 2004, at 23:39:56
In reply to Re: For anyone who ever tried AMISULPRIDE » Michael Bell, posted by btnd on May 21, 2004, at 4:35:09
How did you like the effects of L-theanine? Did you combine it with anything?
Posted by btnd on May 26, 2004, at 4:16:30
In reply to Re: For anyone who ever tried AMISULPRIDE » btnd, posted by Michael Bell on May 25, 2004, at 23:39:56
> How did you like the effects of L-theanine? Did you combine it with anything?
I combined it with Klonopin. It has *slight* calming effect alone and a little bit more calming effect when mixed with Klonopin.
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