You should really try to get a seroquel prescription.. way safer than using a benzo. Essentially, seroquel reverses the effects of stimulants.
No it doesn't. Quetiapine actually activates the adrenergic system, and you need high doses to block dopamine. But it's a strong antihistamine that will knock you out.
An endogenous fight-or-flight (which stimulants mimic) is finished and resolved with endogenous opiates to promote calm. But of course taking opioids for stimulant comedown is only going to make things worse long-term. I would take Rhodiola to increase beta-endorphins with your stimulant and it may also help reduce the dose needed. Then minimal benzo dose if really needed or an herbal alternative for calm.
Personally I also think the release of beta endorphin greatly potentiates an adderall dose, based off of my own experience and what i've heard from others. I just cant back it up with anything scientific.
There is one user on these forums that swears he can get by using only 5 mg of adderall if he runs/walks a certain amount of miles everyday and that he has yet to see a tolerance build up after quite a while of doing this.
I wasn't aware rhodiola increased beta-endorphins. Can you explain how?
Edited by TheBatman, 03 March 2015 - 09:14 AM.
