#Methamphetamine (stimulant)

[caffeinatedopossum]

"Adhd meds are LITERALLY meth!" *strangles you with my lab coat*

[bl0ndeanddumb]

This is my ultimate list of medications wich can help you with loosing weight<3

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Methylphenidate, Adrall, Methamphetamine , Dexamphetamine, Lisdexamphetamine, Dexmethylphenidate: Stimulants prescribed for adhd, leading to an significant decrease of appetite, especially in the first months.

Bupropion: A stimulant prescribed for depression. Same effects as the other stimulants I mentioned at 1.

Modafinil: A stimulant prescribed for narkolepsy. Same effect as the stimulants i mentioned above.

Ephedrine: A stimulant prescribed for narkolepsy and hypotonia. Same effect as the stimulants i mentioned above.

Norephedrine: A stimulant prescribed for hypotonia. Same effect as the stimulants i mentioned above.

Pseudoephedrine: Used for nasal congestion, cold and allergy treatment. You can find it in many over the counter medications :)))

(Misusage of stimulants can lead to addiction)

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2. Others:

Atomoxetine: A non stimulant prescribed for adhd. The effect of decreased appetite is often not that strong in comparison to stimulants.

Fluoxetine: Also known as Prozac, is an SSRI- antidepressant. Leads to an decrease of appetite, unfortunately only in the beginning few weeks to months of medication.

L-Thyroxine: Prescribed for hypothyroidism. Leads to an decreased appetite in the first week. (I don’t recommend it, the side effects are not worth it, the effect on your appetite isn’t that big)

Topiramate: Prescribed for epilepsy. Leads to a decrease of appetite. (Just don’t!)

———————————<3———————————— However I actually do not recommend you to use medications to suppress appetite. Misusage of medications can be really harmful and dangerous. If you really want to, please inform yourself about side effects and dosage. I also do not recommend you to use any of these medications long term. Always think about if it is worth it.

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3. Laxatives:

Stop trying to reduce your calorie intake with laxatives. It won’t work. Ts can get really damaging for your health and won’t even help you lose weight. Only thing that can work is sodium sulfate with lots of water. All of the other ones will only create an illusion of you losing weight while in reality the only thing you lose is a lot of poop and water. It imbalances your electrolytes which can be really dangerous, especially when you use them regularly.

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[bioethicists]

I think the reason people balk at saying meth is better than Adderall is of course hatred of drug users/the cultural Boogeyman of "the methhead"/the medical industrial complex in one's own head BUT ALSO because between meth and Adderall is one has regulated production and is primarily available through sources with legal expectations that it's given unaltered or uncut, and don't realize that that's a separate issue from the actual drug methamphetamine vs the actual drug dextroamphetamine.

i do agree + i caution ppl who don't have access to high quality drug checking services to be at least aware that street stimulants are sometimes cut with strange or dangerous things. this is much less ubiquitous than fentanyl (which you should basically assume is cut with something else, depending on your region). knowledge of your regional drug supply is rlly important if you are lucky enough to have access to drug checking services!

[effy-writes]

Addict (Blitz x Reader) Chapter Links

(cross posted on ao3 and wattpad. some will be blank as im transporting the chapters from there to here <3)

summery: You've been living out on the streets and with no place to go you decided to visit your old friend again, Blitz. Right whenever he first created I.M.P., he brought you along to steal Stolas' book, and let's just say you're in that transaction as well. Blitz is trying to prevent you from leaving again, so he's being rough on you about your past/current addiction.

Blitzø

The Book (Smut)

Pilot: Pill

Murder Family: Twisted

Loo Loo Land: Best Frens 4 Ever

Spring Broken: Craxk

CHERUB: Wack The Hell Out Of ‘Em

Harvest Moon Festival: Stimulants

Truth Seekers: The Complete Truth (+ Smut)

Ozzie’s/Queen Bee: Methamphetamine

The Circus: The Addiction

Intervention

Seeing Stars: Feelings or Daddy Issues?

Witch (Smut)

Exes and Oohs: Fucking Crack House

Western Energy

Unhappy Campers: A Year Ago

Greed

Oops: Addict

Parents

Mammon: Trust

Talking

The Full Moon: What The FUCK

Apology Tour: Congratu-Fucking-Lations

[writers-potion]

i was wondering if you could give some points and tips on writing about a character who is suffering from DRUG ABUSE

Writing A Drug Addict Character

Know Your Drugs

Was the drug invented? A scene using insulin set in 1820 is problematic since this treatment wasn’t discovered until the 1900s. Fentanyl shouldn’t be used in a 1930s scene since it wasn’t available for use until the 1960s—opium or morphine would be more accurate choices.

Was the method invented? Since insulin must be given as a shot, that scene is even less authentic as the hypodermic needle wasn’t invented until the mid-1800s. Older historical fiction could involve the use of poultices and mustard packs, while skin drug patches (transdermal patches) are only appropriate in more modern scenes.

The most common drugs abused by gangs are: Marijuana, Methamphetamine, Heroin, Cocaine

Or, it can be prescription drugs

Although many medications can be abused, the following three classes are most commonly abused:

Opioids—usually prescribed to treat pain;

Central nervous system (CNS) depressants—used to treat anxiety and sleep disorders; and

Stimulants—most often prescribed to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). (common example? caffeine)

Write In Stages

Stage 1: First Use

Some people use a substance for the first time out of curiosity, while others use substances due to peer pressure. People may also be prescribed medication, such as opioids, by their doctor. Individuals may view their first use as a one-time occurrence, but this opens the door for future use. Some people try a substance one time and never use it again. 

You character will feel:

Angry and/or desperate

Miserable

Lonely

Trying to run away from a certain problem

Persuaded into doing drug

Guilty

Stage 2: Regular Use

If a person uses a substance and enjoys how it makes them feel or believes it will improve their life, they may start to use the substance regularly. They may use drugs or drink alcohol on the weekends while at parties or hanging out with friends. Occasional use may become a regular occurrence. It might become a part of a person’s routine.

Your character:

Will start getting in careless activities while doing drugs

Will probably be violent

Won’t think he has any issue whatsoever and shrug it off

Start associating themselves with harder drug users

Have a false sense of security that they’re able to quit whenever they want.

Stage 3: Risky Use

The next stage after regular use is risky use. A person will continue to use a substance despite the physical, mental, legal or social consequences. Their use likely started as a way to escape or have fun with peers but has now taken priority over other aspects of their life.

Your Character will feel:

uncomfortable around family members/friends who start to notice

Exhibit more reckless behavior

Driving under influence, stealing money to finance substance use, etc.

Underperforming at work or school

Experience tension in personal relationships

Stage 4: Dependence

The next stage is a physical, mental and emotional reliance on the substance. The individual is no longer using the substance for medical or recreational purposes. When a person doesn’t use the substance, their body will exhibit withdrawal symptoms, such as tremors, headaches, nausea, anxiety and muscle cramps.

Your Chracter Will:

Develop a sort of rountine/typical place where they abuse

Believe that the substance is essential for survival

Use substance even when it's unnecessary

Stage 5: Substance Use Disorder

While some people use dependency and substance use disorder interchangeably, they’re very different. Once a person develops a substance use disorder, substance misuse becomes a compulsion rather than a conscious choice. They’ll also experience severe physical and mental side effects, depending on the substance they’re using.

Your Character:

Has noe developed a chronic disease with the risk of relapse

Is now incapable of quitting on their own

Feel like life is impossible to deal with without the substance.

Lose their job, fail out of school, become isolated from friends and family or give up their passions or hobbies.

Research the Trends

Medical knowledge changes over time and with it the drugs prescribed. This then impacts the type of prescription drugs available on the streets.

late 1800s: chloral hydrate used for anxiety and insomnia > bromides > 1920s: barbiturates, barbital > benzodiazepines ("benzos") > early 2000s: opiod drugs > opiod drug bans led to growth of black markets: ilicit fentanyl > and so on...

Different countries/locations will have varying trends of drug abuse (depending on laws, availability, costs, etc.)

Research the Slag

look for "[drug name] trip report" on YouTube, etc. to get first-hand accounts of how drug addicts behave.

The main focus should always be to use the words your characters would use in ways that suit the world you have created.

The slang for certain drugs is a difficult vocabulary to maintain as it is ever-changing and varies based on country, region, town, even by streets. Some writers use what they know or have heard locally, others invent their own.

Resources

FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and DEA online databases and drug resources

Social networking groups focusing on related specialty writing topics, such as trauma or emergency medicine

Newspaper articles and medical journals are great places to find real cases.

The US national poison center 

Helpful Vocab:

Addled - sense of confusion + complete lack of mental awareness

Crazed - emotional anguish experienced by the addict

Desperate

Despondent

Erratic

Fidgety

Hopeless

Impressionable

Struggling

[galacticgrapezz]

Lily Orchard/CD-Call does not understand Adderall (Or ADHD medication for that matter)

Hi! My name is Violet. I'm a part-time college student majoring in biology. Biology majors here require a college and health class that you MUST pass to get your degree. I am also medically diagnosed with ADHD and medicated (not with Adderall hell no).

Lily/CD has said and does currently take (I hope prescribed) Adderall and is heard taking it on her live streams, but today on BlueSky, she asked a question that should 100% be consulted with your doctor.

This goes to show Lily/CD is not educated or has not bothered to educate herself on what Adderall is and what it does to your body.

This post should be an informative piece on why ANYONE (Not just CD) Should ALWAYS research the medication you are being recommended to. So let's discuss Adderall, controlled substances, and addiction.

What is a Controlled Substance?

A controlled substance is typically a drug or chemical regulated by the government through manufacturing, possession, and ingestion. Some examples of controlled substances are: LSD, Oxycodone, Ketamine, and Amphetamine (Remember this one!). All of these are known abused drugs however are also used for medicinal use thanks to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA).

The reason we have these federal laws is to modernize, classify, consolidate, and prevent the abuse of said drugs or chemicals. When someone is prescribed a controlled substance, you are asked if you or your family has had a history of substance misuse, vital organs that may be affected are closely monitored, and you are required to not stop taking it without consulting with your doctor. The reason this definition has to be explained first is that Adderall is classified as a controlled substance by Canada's CDSA.

Let's Talk About Adderall

Adderall is a controlled substance medication prescribed to treat ADHD and Narcolepsy. Adderall (and Mydayis) is the brand name, for the medication, and the generic name for Adderall is Dextroamphetamine-amphetamine. Therefore, Adderall is an amphetamine. Adderall contains multiple amphetamine salts that are closely related to methamphetamine. When taken, Adderall comes into effect within about an hour of use, it triggers neuroreceptors in the central nervous system, increasing the effect of serotonin and dopamine. This helps with ADHD as it gives the brain a stimulant that may have dopamine dysfunctional release, a lack of dopamine.

When Adderall is abused, the brain which was previously given a constant stream of dopamine and serotonin, will stop producing the two on its own. This will result in the user craving more Adderall, making it highly addictive and making the user unable to feel dopamine and serotonin without a stimulant. Hence why Adderall should only be prescribed to people medically diagnosed with ADHD or Narcolepsy. Adderall abuse has also been seen a lot in Millenials, which is the generation Lily/CD is a part of.

Explaining Amphetamines

Amphetamine is a powerful psychostimulant AKA, a synthetic mood-altering drug. Scientists do not currently have a full understanding of how amphetamines work in the brain, but some aspects like what it does chemically are established. When amphetamine is taken, it binds to transporter proteins for monoamines like: dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin, where the transporter proteins give them to neurons. Once inside the neuron, it disrupts the storage of monoamines by suppressing a protein called the VMAT2, which transports monoamines into vesicles. This causes the monoamine transporter proteins to work in reverse, which means an increase in the release of dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin monoamines. People with ADHD may need this to release a normal stream of these monoamines, but neurotypicals taking amphetamines will experience a euphoric and heightened effect with the increase of the three monoamines but a consistent taking of amphetamines results in addiction and the withdrawal of the brain not developing monoamines on its own.

Conclusion

Adderall is a controlled substance for a very important reason. Even if you have ADHD you are very able to abuse it. It's also very important to explain Adderall is an instant-release medication, which in short means it should only be taken when needed. Lily/CD is taking it every time she is on stream which most likely means every day and eludes to her abusing amphetamines. Please never ask anyone on social media about your prescribed controlled medication. ALWAYS ASK YOUR DOCTOR. If you read this far thank you for tuning in to my STEM yap session ^_^ have a wonderful day.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

As overdoses in Edmonton reach record-high levels, users can visit a free drug-checking site that will analyze substances to determine what is in them and whether they've been cut with high-potency materials.

The Spectrum drug testing program, which operates Monday and Friday afternoons at 105th Street and Jasper Avenue, uses a Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrometer to analyze stimulants, including cocaine, methamphetamine and MDMA, and opioids like heroin and fentanyl.

Spectrum, launched last week by the Queer and Trans Health Collective, is the first physical site in Edmonton to offer a drug-checking service. 

"We know that people are going to use substances whether we like it or not," Jess Murray, the collective's harm-reduction manager, said in an interview last week.

"We just want to make sure that if they are using substances, they know what's in the substances, they're able to get supplies for their substances to use them more safely." 

Continue Reading.

Tagging: @politicsofcanada, @abpoli

[somecunttookmyurl]

your posts today are how i found out if i ever went to japan i wouldn't be able to take my medication even with a letter (adderall)

the controlled substances list for japan is hysterical and bizarre and only gets funnier the longer you look at it

-there are only FOUR substances on planet earth that are straight up prohibited like cannot bring them in legally even with the correct paperwork

-they are heroin, methamphetamine, amphetamine (adderall).... and cannabis

-there are 3 laws that collectively deal with substances. the narcotics & psychotropics law, the stimulants & stimulants raw materials law.... and the cannabis law

-the latter 2 were clearly drafted later because the only things defined as "stimulants" are methamphetamine, amphetamine, and lisdexamphetamine. that's not a stimulants law that's an amphetamine law

-this means cocaine and MDMA are classed as narcotics not stimulants

-this means that technically, hypothetically, you could import cocaine easier than adderall

-THC is not defined as a cannabis product

-You can bring in THC as long as it is not derived from cannabis. Unsure how you prove that

-cannabidiol (CBD) is not on there at all

-so you can bring in CBD and THC but not cannabis

-flatpack cannabis. some assembly required.

-the result of this list is that cannabis is more illegal than cocaine, morphine, barbituates, MDMA, LSD, GHB, and fentanyl

-adderall is also more illegal than any of those

-dexamfetamine, which is the same drug as lisdexamfetamine but shorter acting (the body converts lisdexamfetamine into dexamfetamine that's why it's slower release) is not on the list at all

-on a legal technicality i will not be arguing at the border i could bring in dexamfetamine without any paperwork at all because they forgot it existed

-levoamphetamine also is not on the list

-lisdexamfetamine is the only thing labelled as a "stimulants raw material" the two actual stimulants raw materials (ie, component parts of amphetamine) are not on the list. lisdexamfetamine is not a component part of adderall, it's an altered version of a component part.

-technically you can make DIY adderall on the other side of the gate

-it would still be easier to get in with cocaine

[redpandarascal]

that post about breaking bad has me googling like “I’m so scared, please just tell me that it’s ok, and meth isn’t real…”

Google, I think this search result could be better. Don’t “pitch” it to me. “Is methamphetamine right for you? Talk to your doctor!” well, I do have ADHD and am on a form of stimulant treatment for that, and I’ll google “desoxyn” because I’m curious, but, I don’t think I’m gonna pitch my doctor on seeing if meth will cure what ails me, thanks.

[pyrovverse]

KILLER KING .

CW: Gore, abuse, misogyny, general dark themes

Jeffery Woodson grew up in a small town in Arizona named Tolleson. Jeff was always a violent kid who was a bit too much like his father. He would spend his early years being brutally beat, and then going to the playground to project the abuse onto other children. This behaviour followed him into his teen years, even though his mother had left his father and married a better man named Patrick Woodson.

He first took anothers life when he was 15 years old. There was no hope for 9 year old Bradley Henderson as Jeffery held the young boy down in the rushing river. His body was shortly recovered by authorities after it had washed up on the forest edge and found by park rangers. Despite knowing Jeff was last seen with the boy, there was not enough evidence that Bradleys death was foul play and all charges were dropped. Jeffs stepbrother, Liu Woodson, witnessed the murder happen. He knew better than to open his mouth.

Hatred followed Jeff throughout his life like a disease. It stuck by his side and wrapped around his soul, plaguing him with rage. Every word that escaped his mouth was those of disdain and resentment. He lived his life full of brutality, and god forbid anybody get in his way.

Superiority was important for him. He was taught from a very early age that man shall be put on a hierarchy of weak versus strong, predator versus prey. Jeff believed he was at the top of the food chain and this proved true as he began taking the lives of street whores and inferiors in his early twenties. He knew what he was capable of, and better yet, he knew he could get away with it.

Strangely enough, or rather not all that strange at all, a majority of his victims resembled his own mother. Colleen Woodson was a desperate woman. She would often bring men into the house for sex and money while her husband was at work, letting Jeff be exposed to the lustful sin of humanity in his adolescence. This exposure developed a very unfortunate view on women, and humanity in general, for the boy. To him, people like her were nothing but disgusting inferiors who pathetically flaunted themselves as prey to the predators of the world. Predators like him.

Jeff had a very big, and very fragile, ego. He had a vile mix of primal rage and need that painted a clear picture of his life. Often finding himself in the palm of various hard drugs, Jeff was a fiend for stimulants. Cocaine and methamphetamine paved a labyrinth of mania for the man and only encouraged his brutality.

His arrogance knew no bounds, and he had a very morbid fascination with the idea of cults, death, and corruption. These fantasies were only a catalyst for the man he would become. A cruel and dangerous man who would make a name for himself being a notorious piece of shit in not only the civilized world, but the world of criminals as well. Jeffery Woodson was born scum, and he lived his life encased in amber, forever unchanged.

[satoko567]

It's so fucking wild that even suggesting that methamphetamine is in the some class of drug as amphetamine salts will make people want to kill you

Meth is even a prescription stimulant (Desoxyn) that is approved for treating ADHD and obesity im not even like trying to say that taking meth or similar drugs for ADHD is like bad even lol like do what you gotta do https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2013/005378s028lbl.pdf

Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity: DESOXYN tablets are indicated as an integral part of a total treatment program which typically includes other remedial measures (psychological, educational, social) for a stabilizing effect in children over 6 years of age with a behavioral syndrome characterized by the following group of developmentally inappropriate symptoms: moderate to severe distractibility, short attention span, hyperactivity, emotional lability, and impulsivity. The diagnosis of this syndrome should not be made with finality when these symptoms are only of comparatively recent origin. Nonlocalizing (soft) neurological signs, learning disability, and abnormal EEG may or may not be present, and a diagnosis of central nervous system dysfunction may or may not be warranted

[pumpkin-the-girlie-girl-vixen]

*From Rock Bottom to Redemption: My Journey with Meth Addiction and Mental Health*

As I sit here, reflecting on my recent experience, I am filled so many emotions – gratitude, shame, guilt, and ultimately, hope. My story is one of struggle, of hitting rock bottom, and of finding the strength to rise again.

*The Descent into Darkness*

It started with meth. I was already living with borderline personality disorder, bipolar schizoaffective disorder, and a cocktail of medications to manage my symptoms. But meth promised a temporary escape, a fleeting high that would numb my pain. I was wrong.

Meth hijacked my brain, canceling out the prescription medication that had been working for me. It consumed me, body and soul. I lost everything that mattered – friends, partner, home, and nearly my life.

*The Wake-Up Call*

My suicide attempt landed me in the ICU, where I faced the darkest corners of my own mind. The journey to recovery was not easy. I had to confront the demons I had been trying to escape – the shame, guilt, and pain.

In the psych ward, I was forced to confront the stranger I had become. Meth had amplified my symptoms, making me unpredictable and volatile. I struggled to recognize myself, to reconcile the person I once was with the person I had become.

*The Road to Recovery*

But with time, therapy, and medication, I began to heal. I learned to manage my symptoms, to recognize the triggers that led me down the path of addiction. I worked through the guilt and shame, learning to forgive myself and recognize that I was deserving of love and good things.

*The Science Behind Meth Addiction*

Methamphetamine, or meth, is a highly addictive stimulant that can exacerbate underlying mental health conditions. For individuals with borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, and schizoaffective disorder, meth can:

- Amplify symptoms of anxiety, paranoia, and psychosis

- Disrupt mood regulation, leading to intense emotional dysregulation

- Impair cognitive function, including decision-making and problem-solving

- Increase risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors

*The Impact on Relationships*

My addiction also took a toll on my relationships. I pushed away friends and family, isolating myself in a cycle of shame and guilt. I struggled to maintain intimacy, as meth consumed my every waking moment.

But with recovery, I began to rebuild those relationships. I learned to communicate openly and honestly, to set boundaries and prioritize self-care. I rediscovered the joy of connection, of laughing and loving with others.

*The Power of Redemption*

Today, I am grateful to say that I am sober, and I am me again. The journey was not easy, but it was worth it. I have learned to love myself, flaws and all, and to recognize that I am deserving of love, care, and compassion.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and mental health, please know that there is hope. Reach out to a mental health professional, a support group, or a trusted friend or family member. You are not alone, and you are worthy of redemption.

*Resources:*

- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Hotline: 1-800-950-6264

- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Hotline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

- Crisis Text Line: Text "HOME" to 741741

Remember, recovery is possible, and redemption is within reach.

[i-am-q]

Receptors Being Blocked by Kompany for me, Addie Keating

READ THIS ENTIRE POST AND COMPREHEND IT TO ITS FULLEST EXTENT, OR CEASE AND DESIST.

Progressives: we have reasons to believe The Way are playing you all to a degree that you believe you have a right to control a living human’s biochemical pathways.

*note: similar to dopamine binding receptors, cannabinoids bind to endogenous endocannabinoid receptors in a manner similar to the way that methamphetamine mimics endogenous dopamine molecules. There are no known (edit: insert enzymes) that exclusively bind “drug” molecules. All enzymes and structural proteins in the body serve vital functions. Exploratory research on this accepted postulate will be conducted computationally, the in vitro, followed by the methods laid out by the U.S. Federal Drug Administration. Human experimentation on a non consenting subject are illegal and grounds for immediate arrest.

HIPPA LAW STATES THAT I HAVE A RIGHT TO MEDICAL PRIVACY, EVEN AS A PUBLIC CITIZEN

I HAVE NEVER CONSENTED TO HALLUCINOGENIC OR STIMULANT BASED RESEARCH. ALL RECEPTOR BINDING INTERACTION STUDIES (ie. Marcus theory, overdose prevention, etc.) CONDUCTED BY “G’s Students” HERE IN AMERICA AND AROUND THE WORLD ARE FINISHED AS OF 4:13 PM (Eastern Standard Time), February 17th, 2025. PLEASE SEE MY POST ABOUT APPLYING FOR A POSITION WITH MARK SMITH, GENETICIST IF INTERESTED IN CONDUCTING RESEARCH IN VITRO OR WITH A NEW SUBJECT. I, ADDIE RACHEL KEATING-ZAID—aka ADDIE RACHEL KEATING ZAID, Addy Zaid, Abbie Zacker, Addy Keating, Rachel Keating, Addie Zaid, Addie Keating, or any other “alias” tied to the aforementioned social security number—DO NOT CONSENT TO EXPERIMENTATIONS OR RESEARCH CONDUCTED ON MY BIOPHYSICAL MATTER (brain, muscular framework, metabolic pathways, structural proteins, antibody formation, hormonal production, or anything mind, body, or “soul” altering). All fixed potentials supplied through any physical waveform to an adenosine triphosphate (ATP) battery with IP addresses pingable inside my body (Her body, Addie Rachel Keating-Zaid) are illegal unless, I, Addie Rachel Keating-Zaid have outlined a specific method on i_am_q.tumblr.com.

Prioritized Receptors to Prevent Heart Failure, Brain Damage, or Loss of Consciousness (Self-Defined as an inability to perceive my surroundings exactly as the cameras depict them):

5-HT(2A): blocking excess psilocybin (non consensual study)

HST-1: blocking excess Lysergic acid dimethylamide (non consensual drugging)

Kappa-Gamma: blocking excess fentanyl (consensual study up until the aforementioned date and time stamp) will be pulsed open in accordance with the method developed by my former orthopedic surgeon in which the pharmacophore is released upon pain receptors activation mentally (see his method).

GABA-1 & 2: blocking excess alprazolam and unknown benzodiazepines (non consensual drugging) will be pulsed at a steady state nightly, 2200 -0600 EST until built up pharmacophore has been fully metabolized)

ALL AFOREMENTIONED METHODS CAN BE PERFORMED WITHOUT EXTERNAL INTERVENTION BY THE INSTRUMENT TRAINED BY ADDIE KEATING.

RECEPTORS AND PATHWAYS THAT SHOULD NEVER BE BLOCKED FOR LIFE THREATENING REASONS:

-The “tau flap protein” designed to flush neurotoxins from the brain during deep sleep which opens naturally (will complement Kappa gamma and GABA 1 & 2 receptor methods) (literature will be posted in comments later)

-Catecholamine binding receptors (ie. dopamine, epinephrine, norepinephrine, etc.)

-Glycolysis and glyconeogenesis related enzymes

-Endocannabinoid (ie. Arachidonic acid and anandamide synthesis and subsequent metabolites) related receptors

ALL METHODS REPORTED ARE NOT FOR PROFIT AND WERE DONATED TO ME BY LILLY AND FRIENDS, INDEPENDENT RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY A CURRENT STUDENT AT WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY (NO RELATION TO THE UNIVERSITY), AND FRIENDS INTERESTED IN SAVING MY LIFE AS A VICTIM OF SEVERE BREACH OF CLASSIFIED RESEARCH.

[legend4ry6696]

Crazy Facts About Crystal Meth

Crystal meth, also known as methamphetamine, is a highly addictive and potent stimulant that can produce feelings of euphoria, energy, and increased libido. The increased libido associated with crystal meth use is largely due to its effects on the brain's neurotransmitters, particularly dopamine and serotonin, which play a crucial role in regulating pleasure, reward, and sexual arousal.

Here are some key factors contributing to the increased libido:

1. Dopamine release: Crystal meth triggers a massive release of dopamine, often referred to as a "feel-good" neurotransmitter. This surge in dopamine can intensify feelings of pleasure, including sexual pleasure.

2. Serotonin manipulation: Methamphetamine also affects serotonin levels, which can influence mood, appetite, and sexual desire. Alterations in serotonin levels can contribute to increased libido.

3. Increased energy and confidence: Crystal meth can induce feelings of immense energy, confidence, and self-esteem. These factors can combine to enhance a person's sexual desire and confidence.

It's essential to note that the increased libido associated with crystal meth use is often accompanied by risky sexual behaviors, which can lead to:

- Increased risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

- Unprotected sex

- Sexual exploitation or assault

The use of crystal meth can have severe physical, psychological, and social consequences. If you or someone you know is struggling with crystal meth addiction, it's crucial to seek professional help and support.

[comprehensivemedicalaesthetics]

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In a memo to the DCI, the CIA Security Office reports on the “successful” use of ARTICHOKE interrogation methods on “Russian agents suspected of being doubled.” Using the cover of a “psychiatric-medical” evaluation, officials from the Security Office and the CIA Medical Office combined the use of “narcosis” and “hypnosis” to induce regression and, in one case, “a subsequent total amnesia produced by post-hypnotic suggestion.” In the second case, CIA handlers used “heavy dosages of sodium pentothal,” a barbiturate, “coupled with the stimulant Desoxyn,” a methamphetamine, “with outstanding success.” The officers involved believed “that the ARTICHOKE operations were entirely successful” and “that the tests demonstrated conclusively the effectiveness of the combined chemical-hypnotic technique in such cases.”

Source John Marks Collection, Box 6