ikgbixcal
10-06-08, 10:01 PM
cause neurotransmitters to burn out? and never get them back to normal. i think this has happened to me cause no meds seem to work properly
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View Full Version : will drug abuse over-time ikgbixcal 10-06-08, 10:01 PM cause neurotransmitters to burn out? and never get them back to normal. i think this has happened to me cause no meds seem to work properly SuzzanneX 10-07-08, 12:30 AM Have you done it a long time? ......I did meth 22 years, and was clean a year, found I was ADHD and they don't work as well as they would if I had'nt, but they DO work. (somewhat) ikgbixcal 10-07-08, 12:47 AM 4 years using weed everyday for 4 years. occasionally cocaine and chronic use of dextromethorphan(active ingredient in cough syrup) tons of prescription meds but mostly the dextromethorphan was wat i most used Batman55 10-07-08, 04:59 AM 4 years using weed everyday for 4 years. occasionally cocaine and chronic use of dextromethorphan(active ingredient in cough syrup) tons of prescription meds but mostly the dextromethorphan was wat i most used I have the same problem. I abused amphetamines for a couple years, and I'm stimulant sensitive, so the drugs caused powerful effects for me. Then I moved on to alcohol addiction. Now I'm sober, and everything's been boring for a long time. I wonder if I'll ever get my normal "state of consciousness" back... :( ikgbixcal 10-07-08, 12:06 PM Now I'm sober, and everything's been boring for a long time. I wonder if I'll ever get my normal "state of consciousness" back... :( i still smoke a lil bit of mary jane everynow and then(when i can get my hands on it) lol, but yea i feel the same as you do sumtimes i feel like i need to get high to feel better. if i didnt have the meds i have now i have no idea what id'e be doing rite now. Billy79 11-11-08, 04:40 PM Its an open question very hard to define i guess. Usually the brain gets re-loaded, and you should be fine. ( I know a lot of people who did drugs-more than me, and theyre ok) I was talking some drugs over a time, and went into a terrible depression. When i got rid of that and got back on track again, I felt normal and super. . but kinda comes back to me, and now I dont now if my ADD symptons are because of the drugs, or if Ive always been like this :) D.B. Cooper 11-11-08, 04:52 PM Neurotoxicity totally depends on the substance you're ingesting. Very few things will literally cause receptor burn out. IV meth? Yep Alcohol? Yep MDMA? yep I could see glutamate toxicity from NMDA antagonists like ketamine, dxm, pcp. amu_d 11-11-08, 06:39 PM Neurotoxicity totally depends on the substance you're ingesting. Very few things will literally cause receptor burn out. IV meth? Yep Alcohol? Yep MDMA? yep I could see glutamate toxicity from NMDA antagonists like ketamine, dxm, pcp. I wonder what the day to day effects of neurotoxicity are, meaning how they effect normal functioning (school, work, relationships, etc...) |