Message from discussion Propanolol story

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From: Jack <J...@nyet.not>
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Subject: Re: Propanolol story
Date: Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:54:09 -0400
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On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 00:22:23 GMT, riccip-uk <ric...@nospam.co.uk>
wrote:

>Jack <J...@nyet.not> wrote:
>
>>So, does anybody know any more tricks to use that will quicken or
>>enhance the action of propanolol? I'm sure that sometimes I'll need it
>>really quick. Too bad there is no inhalable form.
>
>Sorry to be a scare-monger 

haha... normally I would bristle and call you a nanny for starters

But I am resolved to two things on this group:
- knowing that I am essentially alone even here, since NOBODY thinks
like me
- knowing that most of us are in the same boat, even if not alike

Plus, I have nothing to lose, though I do not essentially enjoy this
public disclosure type of thing

skip down

[note: I am a terrible typre and I do get tired of proofing myself]

>but I'd strongly urge you not to mess
>with Propanolol. It's quite a dangerous drug and you risk
>potentially fatal heart trouble if you try to enhance it's
>effects. The problem lies within the chemistry. As a beta-blocker
>it restricts activity in the heart muscle but apparently only
>controls the beta receptors in half of the heart. The rest is
>assumed to act in sympathy but it's not entirely known what
>strain this could be putting on you most vital of organs. 
>
>For this reason you are playing with fire if you attempt to
>pep-up the effects. 

I must play with fire. Though I doubt very seriously that propanolol
is fire, since probably millions have taken it every day.

For me, it is a boon from heaven. Atenolol is longer acting, and I
don't want the effects past the necesary point. 

>It restricts bronchial dilation and it
>doesn't mix well with other drugs. Never, ever mix it with
>alcohol. 

yeah, right. Don't mistake everyone for an idiot. If I mix it with
alcohol, I will do it in stages. And in fact, I have.

In faqct, I had very successfully mixed GHB with alcohol, though the
weenies say that it is so very dangerous. Also mixed with menthol
cigarettes. Btw, I had made the GHB myself, from GBL.


>'Snorting' or inhaling propanolol may well be the last
>thing you do.

that I would not try. Unfortunately, no one out there had any useful
tips for quick action.

>
>Used occasionally on an as-needed basis you should be okay but
>regular long term use can lead to severe lethargy and deep mood
>swings, even diabetes. There is a safer alternative, Atenolol,
>that also works as a beta-blocker. 

maybe I'll try it, perhaps

>If you find symptom control
>alleviates most of your anxiety you can achieve the same results
>by learning a "relaxation response". 

you must learn to pay better attention. I've already descirbed being a
hyper hot reactor.  I spoke about xanax doses. Otherwise, I have drank
3 half pints of liquor and still ummm.. showed a very good time to the
girl I was with at the time. They always came back for more.

>It's not such a quick fix

I am many years past the "quick fix" yearning stage. What is your
story? Are you a sufferer/victim? Or merely a psych student?

>but in time you can gain some control over your pulse rate and
>the production of adrenalin, including blushing symptoms.

pure crap

CBT, as popularized, is also crap

>
>Riccip

random but hard-earned thougths to be continued  :)