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 PHYSICALLY ADDICTED TO GHB OR ANALOGS?
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2INTENSE Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 6) |
posted April 23, 2000 05:51 AM
  
Has anyone in here ever been physically addicted to ghb or any of its analogs, I didn`t think it was possible until it happened to me(no kidding). I started taking "regenerize" to help me sleep, it sure worked great!Then I started taking it before workouts with ephedrine stack, and ultimate orange -it really kicked ass for workouts too!Then I started to get really cut on it, that was cool as hell, I attributed that to possible rise in growth hormone levels. Everything was cool, sex was unreal (like I was a porn star.Well........uuuum I really was for a brief money making venture with two crazy fitness babes I met at the gym (god I love bisexual women).Anyway after about 8 kick-ass months of crazy fun, sex and workouts and party comboing with "other" uppers, I found that it would no longer put me to sleep.I had to take more and more. One day I decided not to take any at all.Well that sucked,my heart started to race at about 165,I had horrifying "instant depression". I eventually had to take librium to get off the shit! All I want to know is has anyone had anything like that happen to them at all?? I would greatly appreciate all input on this.(I own a large gym and have asked a couple of pro`s who admitted that this has also happened to them)After researching "G" all over the net all I ever read was that its NOT physically addictive until I found a website that helps get people off it, anyway I really loved that shit until it turned on me! Please respond!! - I know this was a long post but just wanted to get the question out with all the details! THANX ALL!! IP: Logged |
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Gman Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 10) |
posted April 23, 2000 12:00 PM
G can be as addictive as any other drug.. look in this months MM2k in one of the columns in the back of the magazine for a full explanition. Good luck. G IP: Logged |
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lexicon Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 48) |
posted April 23, 2000 12:13 PM
I have also heard/read that it is addictive and as it or Furnone are now much harder to get people are having to be helped with withdrawals. Also, this actually happened to a friend of mine. He had taken GHB a number of times but one time he obviously had too much and passed in the middle of a busy East coast city. He was rushed by ambulance to emergancy room. He had taken Percocet a few weeks before and when the hospital tested his blood they came up positive for opiates as Perc's show up as Heroin. As they believed he was overdosing on opiates they gave him a shot of adrenilin in the heart. Like in Pulp Fiction. Everything was ok as he later just woke up but this does show that GHB is very strong and needs care in use. No doubt this guy didn't know what he was doing either which is most of the battle. IP: Logged |
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FreakMonster Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 59) |
posted April 23, 2000 08:45 PM
Yes, My best friend was totally addicted to it. He had to take it to go to sleep everynight. It got to the point where he was taking it all through out the day too and he started throwing up on it everytime he took it. The last straw was when he was in his room stumbling around and fell and hit his head on the desk and sliced his face open. Blood was all over him. It was not a pretty site. Doctor prescribed some Xanex or something and he got help. This stuff can be extremely addictive. More so than cocaine. IP: Logged |
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