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Old 2008-08-17, 20:48
chauncey biggums chauncey biggums is offline
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Default Inhibitors

I was just reading the post about how the Tagamet HB inhibits the enzyme CYP2C9.

I was wondering what other inhibitors there are for other drugs, namely Alprazolam, and different forms of opiates.

what im basically asking is what legal chemicals can be used to increase length of, or increase intensity of recreationally used drugs.

I know about grapefruit juice and how that helps a lot, but I was hoping for things more along the lines of pills.

thanks
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Old 2008-08-17, 21:51
hypno hypno is offline
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Default Re: Inhibitors

Inhibitors work by suppressing the specific enzyme that metabolizes your drug of choice. So unless you want a laundry list of inhibitors for every enzyme, what specific drug are you talking?

edit: read your post. Give me a sec.


http://www.healthanddna.com/drugchart.html


here is aforementioned laundry list. :D Has anything you'd need
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Old 2008-08-17, 22:38
chauncey biggums chauncey biggums is offline
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thanks but i was thinking maybe more of a list of common OTC drugs or something that i can buy and sell to people around my school for super inflated prices :D

anyone have any others they know of other then teh Tagamet HB for weed?
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Old 2008-08-17, 23:03
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fine benadryl potentiates opiates. Take say 150mg with opiate of choice for increased effect


edit: or crush it all into a powder and buy a pill press for your new "dank ass pills" and sell for larger profit.
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Old 2008-08-17, 23:07
chauncey biggums chauncey biggums is offline
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Default Re: Inhibitors

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Originally Posted by hypno
fine benadryl potentiates opiates. Take say 150mg with opiate of choice for increased effect


edit: or crush it all into a powder and buy a pill press for your new "dank ass pills" and sell for larger profit.


is it a really pronounced extra effect?
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Old 2008-08-17, 23:14
hypno hypno is offline
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is it a really pronounced extra effect?

....?


look up the word potentiate. Benadryl (insert newly learned word here) opiates

EDIT: lol, i didnt see that "a" in that post. I thought you were calling me out on my grammar. My bad.

But yeah the effect is definitely there
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Old 2008-08-17, 23:54
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is it a really pronounced extra effect?

With Diphenhydramine it basically just increases the strength of the nods for me...and alleviates the opiate itch quite a bit. That and grapefruit and sometimes Tagament are really the only things I use from N0 W4rn1ngs potentiation formula anymore..the rest didn't provide a significant difference.
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Old 2008-08-18, 02:15
Atomic_Bong Atomic_Bong is offline
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Default Re: Inhibitors

what about mdma, thatd be pretty awesome to lengthen and intensify
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Old 2008-08-18, 03:51
jamaica0535 jamaica0535 is offline
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Originally Posted by Atomic_Bong
what about mdma, thatd be pretty awesome to lengthen and intensify


Amino loading for serotonin might intensify it, i doubt it would hurt....

5-HTP + B6...
 
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