Valium etc.

Ikuru · Oct 27th, 2005, 20:11

Another alternativ to Valium would be Mescaline. Really good for you.
All naturall and that. Yeah. Great in fact.

SeentheLight · Oct 28th, 2005, 00:49

Kava Kava's a good one. But it's banned in UK now.
Unfortunately.

Wazen · Oct 29th, 2005, 16:05

Black Flag,
Although the nice man behind the counter hooked you up without a script,
It seems he was really being safe with the doseage he gave you, its actually pretty cool to think: Compassionate enough to break the law to help ya, but still being very responsible about it

Its a good thing really..

Ikuru,
Mescaline instead of xanax eh?
heheh oh man, ill just slip my grandmother a couple of peyote knobs next time she feels a little anxious..
Forget the xanax grandma, just wait an hour, then ask god when he shows up on a purple elephant to write you another script!

Ikuru · Oct 29th, 2005, 17:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wazen

Ikuru,
Mescaline instead of xanax eh?
heheh oh man, ill just slip my grandmother a couple of peyote knobs next time she feels a little anxious..
Forget the xanax grandma, just wait an hour, then ask god when he shows up on a purple elephant to write you another script!

Ahaaa, ha, ha.

I´m happy someone got it. By the way. My grandmother too is riding on the Crawling Kingsnake.

wendyo · Nov 6th, 2005, 13:14

As I am sure everyone realizes, it probably wouldn't hurt to do a little research before you go (what you want to buy, any meds you are currently taking and possible interactions, current medical conditions, etc.). I think WebMD is very helpful. Also, Codeine can lead to "the constipation" as my gram calls it, for some people with long-term use. good luck!!!!!

Feliz · Dec 12th, 2005, 02:55

I had all the Valium I needed.

chapati · Dec 12th, 2005, 03:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feliz

I had all the Valium I needed.

also in Delhi?

jgv · Dec 12th, 2005, 15:37

Wow. I am suprised at the amount of people that have also had anxiety and panic attacks on this board. Here is me thinking I am the only one.

I have the Claire Weekes book which I love but sometimes I still get a bit freaked out on flights. I did CBT and was on Zoloft to get rid of my panic attacks but that doesn't stop me from sometimes having a slight panic episode on a plane. Last time I took only one valium and was sleepy then ok.

Better than losing the plot.

chapati · Dec 12th, 2005, 19:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgv

Wow. I am suprised at the amount of people that have also had anxiety and panic attacks on this board. Here is me thinking I am the only one.

I have the Claire Weekes book which I love but sometimes I still get a bit freaked out on flights. I did CBT and was on Zoloft to get rid of my panic attacks but that doesn't stop me from sometimes having a slight panic episode on a plane. Last time I took only one valium and was sleepy then ok.

Better than losing the plot.

well for me its just for sleeping well and not skipping a few nights when on the road at long journeys. Last time I didn't sleep for over 40 hours (Delhi-Moscow-Madrid with long change-overs, I was a walking deadman). I just can't sleep while sitting. That's why I sometimes take a valium, just to prevent extreme tiredness....

cyberhippie · Dec 12th, 2005, 19:46

I dicovered Melatonine this year and that regulated my sleeping pattern rather well. It's also a free radical scavenger I believe.

There was a melatonine combination that worked even better but I can't remember the other drug involved............Try it Chapati!!

jgv · Dec 12th, 2005, 20:07

Yep, I've heard of people using melatonin before.

Lightdancer · Dec 12th, 2005, 22:04

You'd do MUCH better with Melatonin...definitely works for what you are describing...or there's also the herb valerian...which is also great. Less dangerous or habit forming than drugs

chapati · Dec 13th, 2005, 03:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberhippie

I dicovered Melatonine this year and that regulated my sleeping pattern rather well. It's also a free radical scavenger I believe.

There was a melatonine combination that worked even better but I can't remember the other drug involved............Try it Chapati!!

Thanks for the tip cyberhippie!!! What do you mean with "free radical scavenger" by the way? (my english is not very high standard I should say, sorry). Cheers.......

SeentheLight · Dec 13th, 2005, 05:53

Free Oxidising Radicals are by-product of cell metabolism.
Cyberhippe reckons that melatonin helps to 'repair' the damage done by FORs.

Melatonin is a hormone and little is known about it, apart from helping to regulate day/night - light/dark influence in the brain. Said to be helpful for jetlag - but not proven.

He may well be right - just that I never came across it (biochemistry 3 yrs)

Wazen · Dec 13th, 2005, 15:42

Its one of the few, if not the only hormone not regulated by the FDA here in the United States..

I love Melatonin, and have used it for years. Walmart carries a nice stock and the cost breaks down to 7 cents a pill, or something like that..

Also, I know this is off topic but, if your a rasta and real-life smoke stack from your wake and bake mornings, burning until night, then you should know that Marijauana depletes your melatonin naturally reserved in your body..

Taking a melatonin suppliment can help to brign back that deep sleep and vivid dreams, especially if your a long time, daily partaker like me

Aloha

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Wazen Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Wahiawa, Hawaii Posts: 264	Black Flag, Although the nice man behind the counter hooked you up without a script, It seems he was really being safe with the doseage he gave you, its actually pretty cool to think: Compassionate enough to break the law to help ya, but still being very responsible about it Its a good thing really.. Ikuru, Mescaline instead of xanax eh? heheh oh man, ill just slip my grandmother a couple of peyote knobs next time she feels a little anxious.. Forget the xanax grandma, just wait an hour, then ask god when he shows up on a purple elephant to write you another script!

Nov 6th, 2005, 13:14	#65
wendyo Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: NY Yankee in TX Posts: 22	As I am sure everyone realizes, it probably wouldn't hurt to do a little research before you go (what you want to buy, any meds you are currently taking and possible interactions, current medical conditions, etc.). I think WebMD is very helpful. Also, Codeine can lead to "the constipation" as my gram calls it, for some people with long-term use. good luck!!!!!

Dec 12th, 2005, 02:55	#66
Feliz Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Oslo Posts: 54	I had all the Valium I needed.

Dec 12th, 2005, 15:37	#68
jgv Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 95	Wow. I am suprised at the amount of people that have also had anxiety and panic attacks on this board. Here is me thinking I am the only one. I have the Claire Weekes book which I love but sometimes I still get a bit freaked out on flights. I did CBT and was on Zoloft to get rid of my panic attacks but that doesn't stop me from sometimes having a slight panic episode on a plane. Last time I took only one valium and was sleepy then ok. Better than losing the plot.

Dec 12th, 2005, 19:46	#70
cyberhippie Account Closed by User's Request Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: the Netherlands Posts: 6,012	I dicovered Melatonine this year and that regulated my sleeping pattern rather well. It's also a free radical scavenger I believe. There was a melatonine combination that worked even better but I can't remember the other drug involved............Try it Chapati!!

Dec 12th, 2005, 20:07	#71
jgv Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 95	Yep, I've heard of people using melatonin before.

Dec 12th, 2005, 22:04	#72
Lightdancer Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Connecticut Posts: 28	You'd do MUCH better with Melatonin...definitely works for what you are describing...or there's also the herb valerian...which is also great. Less dangerous or habit forming than drugs

Dec 13th, 2005, 05:53	#74
SeentheLight Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 116	Free Oxidising Radicals are by-product of cell metabolism. Cyberhippe reckons that melatonin helps to 'repair' the damage done by FORs. Melatonin is a hormone and little is known about it, apart from helping to regulate day/night - light/dark influence in the brain. Said to be helpful for jetlag - but not proven. He may well be right - just that I never came across it (biochemistry 3 yrs)

Dec 13th, 2005, 15:42	#75
Wazen Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Wahiawa, Hawaii Posts: 264	Its one of the few, if not the only hormone not regulated by the FDA here in the United States.. I love Melatonin, and have used it for years. Walmart carries a nice stock and the cost breaks down to 7 cents a pill, or something like that.. Also, I know this is off topic but, if your a rasta and real-life smoke stack from your wake and bake mornings, burning until night, then you should know that Marijauana depletes your melatonin naturally reserved in your body.. Taking a melatonin suppliment can help to brign back that deep sleep and vivid dreams, especially if your a long time, daily partaker like me Aloha

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