It's a part of a prescription drug called Madopar. Basically, it converts into dopamine once it crosses the blood/brain barrier. Sounds pretty cool, right? What's the potential for abuse of this drug? Any experiences? Oh, yeah, a link:

http://xpil.medicines.org.uk/ViewPil.aspx?DocID=3210

Just no

i doubt there are any recreational effects.

its used to treat parkinsons.

considering your seemingly "drug seeking behavior" as in to get high on anything possible...
NO.

but in a holistic approach, it is a good supplement.

I have been using l-tyr, and dl-phen for more then 5 years. Sometimes experimenting for lengthy stretches of time with high doses.


l-tyr is the precursor to L-dopa IIRC


I find l-tyr very beneficial, probably the only supplement which i have used for such a long time.....great effects.

Actually there are a few reports of old ladies eating GRAMS and GRAMS of L-dopa\carbadopa (Sinemet) and getting pretty teh fuxx0rd.

Google is your friend.

i lol'ed

Actually there are a few reports of old ladies eating GRAMS and GRAMS of L-dopa\carbadopa (Sinemet) and getting pretty teh fuxx0rd.

What I love about BLTC is that, among all the bullshit, you're bound to get at least one worthwhile answer. Not that I like what you said, but thanks.

Use it as a primer for amphetamines. :)