Anonymous
6/23/2025, 9:47:19 PM No.212048820
is it possible for someone to take small therapeutic doses of illegally manufactured methamphetamine or is it really that addictive?
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Anonymous
6/23/2025, 9:51:49 PM No.212048983
you will end up in a mental institute looking at a small window for the rest of your life
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 10:41:59 PM No.212050750
>>212048820 (OP)
If you’ve actually got brain chemistry that benefits from stimulant drugs (ADD etc.), it’s likely that you could also get those benefits from the illegal kind. But if that’s true, you should also also get less of a high from it than a recreational user would (like a lot of people, I discovered that I probably had ADD when I was in college and tried to abuse one of the ADHD meds with some friends—they all got the wild speed rush you would expect, and it mostly just quieted my brain, with no discernible euphoric reaction, although it did keep me awake. I also get a lot less pleasure out of cocaine than others do). I
I don’t know if getting less of a dopamine response from the meth will decrease your likelihood of habituation, or if the various dirty additives you might find in street crank might be a part of the physical dependency equation, or whether you’re the kind of who’s really just chasing kicks and will end up abusing it anyway. It does seem to be both psychologically and physiologically habit forming for most people. But if you actually have ADHD it will treat your symptoms.
If you’ve actually got brain chemistry that benefits from stimulant drugs (ADD etc.), it’s likely that you could also get those benefits from the illegal kind. But if that’s true, you should also also get less of a high from it than a recreational user would (like a lot of people, I discovered that I probably had ADD when I was in college and tried to abuse one of the ADHD meds with some friends—they all got the wild speed rush you would expect, and it mostly just quieted my brain, with no discernible euphoric reaction, although it did keep me awake. I also get a lot less pleasure out of cocaine than others do). I
I don’t know if getting less of a dopamine response from the meth will decrease your likelihood of habituation, or if the various dirty additives you might find in street crank might be a part of the physical dependency equation, or whether you’re the kind of who’s really just chasing kicks and will end up abusing it anyway. It does seem to be both psychologically and physiologically habit forming for most people. But if you actually have ADHD it will treat your symptoms.
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 10:52:01 PM No.212051042
>>212049576
what range of doses are we talking?
what range of doses are we talking?
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 10:53:22 PM No.212051083
>>212048904
i knew it before clicking on the thread
i knew it before clicking on the thread
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 10:55:42 PM No.212051155
>>212048820 (OP)
As long as you're not going wild and still getting sleep it's as bad for you as any other amphetamine.
As long as you're not going wild and still getting sleep it's as bad for you as any other amphetamine.