Help N and Benzos

[316]

I plan to use diazepam to help reduce SI, my method is N. I don't take any Benzos so I shouldn't have any tolerance

Can I start taking diazepam in the days leading up to ctb? How long before?

Does diazepam potentiate N? I plan to drink some Whiskey after the N as well

 

[Dystopia]

Yeah, I plan to do the same. With no tolerance 10-20mg should be enough. Shouldn't be a problem taking it a few days before the N too to test it out. It actually helps combat any negative effects of the metoclopramide (if you get any) and it does potentiate N as well as alcohol. I would take 10-20mg at the same time as the anti emetic as diazepams peak effect is around the hour to hour and a half mark

Just make sure to keep the amounts minimal as you could potentially become unconscious quicker meaning you have slightly less time to consume the N as you will already be sedated from the benzos

 

[316]

Yeah, I plan to do the same. With no tolerance 10-20mg should be enough. Shouldn't be a problem taking it a few days before the N too to test it out. It actually helps combat any negative effects of the metoclopramide (if you get any) and it does potentiate N as well as alcohol. I would take 10-20mg at the same time as the anti emetic as diazepams peak effect is around the hour to hour and a half mark

Just make sure to keep the amounts minimal as you could potentially become unconscious quicker meaning you have slightly less time to consume the N as you will already be sedated from the benzos

Sounds good thanks! I wasn't able to get meto unfortunately. I have a choice between Prochlorperazine or Cyclizine Hydrochloride

 

[Dystopia]

Sounds good thanks! I wasn't able to get meto unfortunately. I have a choice between Prochlorperazine or Cyclizine Hydrochloride

Prochloperazine actually has a higher D2 affinity than metoclopramide so it should be more effective but I've heard it's more likely to have side effects which increase with the dosage

 

[316]

Prochloperazine actually has a higher D2 affinity than metoclopramide so it should be more effective but I've heard it's more likely to have side effects which increase with the dosage

I heard that too, luckily when I did a 48hr test with it I had no side effects

 

[Yama]

I'm afraid your sequencing order without more extended or very accurate timing will serve little to no purpose since N takes 5 minutes to put to sleep in average and has more most pleasant anxioletic properties than benzos
why not but unnecessary. Personally, N provides a good ride that I would not want to interfere with so-so junk
on a swiss video, one of the in-patient comments tht N "feels so good". Enough to not fear this moment in my book

 

[316]

I'm afraid your sequencing order without more extended or very accurate timing will serve little to no purpose since N takes 5 minutes to put to sleep in average and has more most pleasant anxioletic properties than benzos
why not but unnecessary. Personally, N provides a good ride that I would not want to interfere with so-so junk
on a swiss video, one of the in-patient comments tht N "feels so good". Enough to not fear this moment in my book

It's a good way of looking at it, although I'm referring to the lead up to taking the N. I have no concerns about the N itself other than the taste. I'm trying to avoid SI taking over and stopping me from going through with it. I heard that Benzos help to suppress emotion and SI