HardasRock said:
Big Johnson your a retard too. GHB is not physically adictive because it turns into carbon dioxide and water in your body and leaves no metabolites after 3-4 hrs. It's undetectable in your body so as far as being addictive, why don't you do some research before you post something fucking stupid and don't have a fucking clue what your talking about. Fuck some people just don't know fuck all.
LOL! YOU are the retard, dumbfuck. Your name should read, 'DumbasFuck.' Don't tell me that not sleeping for 3 days straight after getting off is a symptom of "mental" addiction. Funny how laying there in bed all night feeling your skin crawl and twitching involuntarily is all in your head, too.
Yep, you're pretty fucking smart. Even smarter than the doctors who have performed studies on GHB and physical addiction, such as in the following abstract:
From
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=9060200&dopt=Abstract
Gamma-hydroxybutyrate: an emerging drug of abuse that causes physical dependence.
Galloway GP, Frederick SL, Staggers FE Jr, Gonzales M, Stalcup SA, Smith DE.
Haight-Ashbury Free Clinics, San Francisco, California, USA.
Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) is a compound found in mammalian brain which meets many criteria of a neurotransmitter. GHB has been investigated as a tool for inducing absence (petit mal) seizures, for use as an anesthetic, and for treatment of narcolepsy, alcohol dependence and opiate dependence. Since 1990 GHB has been abused in the United States for euphoric, sedative and anabolic effects. Coma and seizures have been reported following abuse of GHB, but dependence liability has received little attention. The neuropharmacology, potential therapeutic uses and acute adverse effects of GHB are reviewed, followed by a case series of eight people using GHB.
Adverse effects of GHB may include prolonged abuse, seizure activity and a withdrawal syndrome. This withdrawal syndrome includes insomnia, anxiety and tremor; withdrawal symptoms resolve in 3-12 days. GHB has the potential to cause a significant incidence of abuse and adverse effects. Prolonged use of high doses may lead to a withdrawal syndrome, which resolves without sequelae. Educational efforts should address the narrow therapeutic index, possible physical dependence and dangers of combining GHB with other drugs of abuse.
PMID: 9060200 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Its a good thing we have you here on the board to clear up these complicated issues. I, for one, being retarded, completely rely upon the expertise of those such as yourself to guide me. Who needs an edjucation with genius like yours so rampant here on Elite. Otherwise, I might have to rely on the expertise of these edjucated guys:
From
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/...ve&db=PubMed&list_uids=11579621&dopt=Abstract
Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid: patterns of use, effects and withdrawal.
Miotto K, Darakjian J, Basch J, Murray S, Zogg J, Rawson R.
UCLA Dept. of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, 760 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90024, USA.
[email protected]
Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) is gaining popularity as a drug of abuse. Reports of toxicity and lethality associated with GHB use have increased. This survey study was designed to identify patterns of GHB use, its effects, and withdrawal syndrome. A survey inquiring about the effects of GHB was administered to 42 users. The results showed that GHB was used to increased feelings of euphoria, relaxation, and sexuality. Adverse effects occurred more frequently in daily users and polydrug users than in occasional GHB users. Loss of consciousness was reported by 66%, overdose by 28%, and amnesia by 13% of participants during GHB use and by 45% after GHB use.
Three daily users developed a withdrawal syndrome that presented with anxiety, agitation, tremor, and delirium. Participants described GHB intoxication as having similarities to sedative-hypnotic or alcohol intoxication.
Regular use has been shown to produce tolerance and dependence. Participants dependent on GHB reported using multiple daily doses around the clock. High frequency users appeared at the greatest risk for developing withdrawal delirium and psychosis after abrupt discontinuation of GHB use.
PMID: 11579621 [PubMed - in process]
You are a thick-skulled shit-stain. Why not just keep your cock-sucking mouth shut, dumb fuck?
