
Taken Bath Salts, Anxiety, Numbness, Tight Jaw. When Can I Say That My Craving Is Mental And Not Physical?

2)what kind, if any, of harm could i do by using the amout i did that i consisder small. as a doctor you may consider any amount too much which i can appreciatee but compared to amounts i read about online and what people can go through in x amount of time. i consider it a small dosage per engagement, what harm can be cause by just stopping without an ease off.
3) i am a logical person if i feel addiction to something i dont ignore it or feed into it. i accept it and wait out the withdrawel. sleeping, going on a vacation somewhere, visit family. things that have my full attention for whateveer amount of time. i had to do this when i was persccibed oxy. like i said i dont do many drugs so the amount he perscribed me was enough to last anyone else 2 weeks and me a year. but i took them as perscribed and was very addicted by the end. that was tough so if i feel cravings andd compultion to justify continuing my alleged version of safe dosing, feelings of addiction that i didnt think i could have i will need to detox and get my mind straight somehow. rehab is out ofthe question. i know it is very contraticting but i will wait till my family is deceased before i go into a rehab for drugs that they will undoubtibly find out about, self rehab is next to impossible. but possible. i completely gave up drinking for 2 years after being on a college binge for almost twice that simply by reading the book the herion diaries. i wanted to prove i didnt need to drink to feel better or have fun or be comfortable. this latest hobby of mine does put some concerns in my head though. ive tried to be very specific on my unique situation and i am very very honest eespecially when it comes to doctors so just ask for more details if needed. please do not be one of those LADC people who believe that more than 2 drinks in one night one more tha one occaision a month makes you an alcohoolic and you need AA and such. i prob drink just a little over that but the point is that i would like someone who is logical andd has a grey area of good for you physically can be bad mentally and visaversa. what should be held as a notable crime is not always illegal. understand? i want the doctor who may or may not have had fun on the pills he percribes oncce or twice growing up because he is human and its human nature to try things. pass this one along if your not. keep the money i just want an answer from someone who will trade a cuple years one earth and acceept a little less perfeecct diet cause its worth the loss to know why burgerking makes so much money
Thanks for writing in.
I understand your concern and also appreciate your jest for life. I agree that there is nothing wrong in enjoying life but being a physician, I would definitely say that everything in moderation helps us enjoy it longer and also live a more fulfilling life.
The compound that you are actually using is called α-Pyrrolidinopentiophenone. This is a new designer drug which belongs to the class of compounds called norepinephrine-dopamine reuptake inhibitors. So it is a stimulant drug and the effects you are currently experiencing can definitely be expected.
As this is a new drug, a lot is not known about it's side effects. But generally, the side effects of any class of drugs are similar. Side effects of the other drugs in this class include an increased risk of suicidality and seizures, agitation, anxiety, mood disorders, allergic reactions and increased blood pressure.
I do not think that you would be uncomfortable if you discontinued the drug abruptly. However, to be safe, it would be better if you try and cut the use by half for 2 weeks and then stop using the drug.
Wish you the very best,
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Regards


Thanks for writing back.
I would like to inform you that mental dependence is worse than physical dependence.
Physical dependence is a condition where we can treat on a symptomatic basis but mental dependence is hard to get rid of.
Also, please do not trust the drug companies. Even though we need to be grateful that they did develop many life saving drugs, there are times when clinical data has been suppressed just to make profits. I can also give you an example. Merck, one of the largest companies in the pharmaceutical industry, marketed a pain killer called rofecoxib. This was inspite of knowing that this drug causes heart attacks. By the time, the drug was withdrawn; hundreds of people had died due to heart attacks.
You can read in further detail about this drug at WWW.WWWW.WW
I would suggest that you stop using this drug. Have some coffee or tea if you want to stay awake. I don’t want a lively person like you to needlessly suffer. Instead, enjoy life to the fullest and I am sure, with an intelligent mind like yours, you can devise some healthy ways of enjoying yourself.
I hope I have addressed your concerns.
Regards

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