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Posted by rjlockhart04-08 on February 1, 2010, at 18:32:17
I've alway's noticed low doses of amphetamine cause you to be a bit depressed, and then with a accompanied by alcohol, it eases the emotional feeling, yet then it causes more depression than ever.
I'm on target with taking my medicine, in the past I would just rebel and take more than I was suppost to. Right now I'm on a low dose and It causes depression through the day, I've got to get on the correct dose.
Posted by willey on February 1, 2010, at 19:44:53
In reply to Amphetamines, posted by rjlockhart04-08 on February 1, 2010, at 18:32:17
In our case amphetamine seems to be most effective when it is used in augmentation,i.e to kick sart or re kick start a cocktail.
I personaly never found them useful in monotherapy,(alone) for depression myself or read a lot on it.
In fact in these cases the DROP is pretty evident,least was for me.
Now with my med cocktail now i sometimes use adderal spargingly and it helps.
Ill also say a sedative,stimulant combo can quickly become recreationly so please keep an eye out for that.
I cant leave parnate cause i see no alternatives,however if i had to,and ill ask you,have you read about the med cocktail nicknamed the california cocktail,i believe the meds are efexor/remeron/benzo/stimulant,sorry there is such little we have out there wish u welll.
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