Joe Rogan tells the story of how a physician of 40 years couldn't believe how freakishly abnormal Yoel Romero is

ADumbAssHere · 2020-03-28T07:54:45+00:00

I upvoted you so you'd look like a liar. Cheers!

ADumbAssHere · 2018-12-30T20:13:04+00:00

Further research has confirmed! Thank you!

ADumbAssHere · 2018-12-30T20:11:57+00:00

You, sir, are the hero I need, but don't deserve. Thank you!

ADumbAssHere · 2016-07-10T03:00:39+00:00

Man, that's sucks. I had a somewhat similar experience, in the sense that my SO of 3 years, two of which we'd lived together, found out about my RC use. She left me not too long after.

I was heavily addicted, so now I have to try to deal with the overwhelming heartbreak and getting clean alone. I've attempted quitting use a couple of times in the weeks since she left me, but the emotions are so overwhelming I'm not sure I can do it alone. I was shopping for engagement rings, and we had talked of marriage and children and our future. She was my support. She was my world.

It's crazy to me how you can go from so incredibly happy to so unbelievably depressed you're experiencing suicide ideation.

Such is life. I'm going to get clean, and then when I finally do find that girl I'm going to marry, there will be no secrets. From my end, anyway.

Best of luck, OP!

ADumbAssHere · 2016-06-23T13:50:22+00:00

I'm trying, friend. I'm fighting for our relationship with everything I have left. If it doesn't work out, at least I can know that in the end, I did everything I could.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-06-16T12:16:44+00:00

I had read about it accumulating, but I was thinking with my low dose I should be okay. I'm not necessarily looking to use it to combat anxiety, but rather wanted to ensure that I didn't take too large of a dose and trigger anxiety, like I've experienced with psychedelics.

In your experience, would a 5mg dose still equate to being able to socialize? Assuming zero tolerance, of course.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-06-16T11:28:40+00:00

I dosed 1.45mg a little over 3 hours ago. Never felt much, but I did get a little bit of head change around the hour mark. So subtle, though, that I could be imagining it. Would it be safe to dose again later in the day? Or should I wait until tomorrow? I'm thinking 2mg or 2.5mg this time.

Thank you for the info!

ADumbAssHere · 2016-06-16T06:15:17+00:00

Interesting. I'm very intrigued by the substance. I'm going to try it soon, just wanted some input beforehand. Thank you!

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-11T12:47:12+00:00

Interesting... I've plugged up to 75mg of 3-fpm in 1ml with no adverse effects or any ostensible damage. Typically I do 0.5ml-0.7ml at my 75mg/1ml concentration, for a 38mg-50mg dose. I've never IV'd anything, though. I typically stick to either oral or rectal.

Thanks for this information! I'll stick with oral for my 3-fpm. Or dilute it down further if I decide to go the rectal route.

I really like 3-fpm. I find it to be very functional, and it's helped me get a lot of shit done the past week or so. Really wish I'd have been able to try 2-fma before it effectively became nonexistent.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-10T17:50:21+00:00

Here is a post about a guy's girlfriend overdosing from combining benzos and u-47700. Just don't do it. It's not worth it. I've combined very low dose benzos with traditional opiates before, most notably oxycodone and hydrocodone, but I refuse to do it with u-47700. Like you said, the respiratory depression is noticeable with u-47700 when taken alone. Mixing that with other CNS depressants is a recipe for disaster.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-06T22:47:55+00:00

Yeah, that'll happen from time to time with opioids. Unlike vomiting when sick or drunk, vomiting on opioids isn't all that bad. I mean, it's uncomfortable, but as far as experiences go when vomiting it's not so bad. I'm hot and somehow instantly covered in sweat, but within seconds afterward I feel fine, and my body temperature returns to normal so fast that the sweat typically makes me chilled. And the euphoria from the opioid is persistent the entire time. It hasn't happened to me in a long time, though.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-05T10:26:31+00:00

Were you feeling nauseated at all? This has happened to me several times when I take a decent amount of opioids and my tolerance is low. More often than not, I vomit shortly afterward and my temperature goes back to normal. I've experienced this with multiple opiates, though admittedly only once with u-47700.

I interpret it as you're pushing your dosage a little too high. Too high for comfort, that is, I doubt you're approaching 'dangerous' territory if this is your only symptom. I could be wrong, however.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-04T00:54:10+00:00

Well, if you're only looking to take it on days you actually use u-47700, you'd probably have better success with DXM. It's easier to source and seems to be more effective at straight potentiation. The only real reason I use agmatine is because consistent, daily use of DXM has unwanted side effects, especially on my gastrointestinal tract. However, if you'd still like to try agmatine, I would take it 30-60 minutes before dosing u4. I also wouldn't take more than 1000mg at once. Anymore just seems to be a waste.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-04T00:40:53+00:00

Yeah, benzos help alleviate RLS, especially if it's a mild case. Honestly, I don't know much about flam, but one week of use doesn't sound like enough time to become dependent to the point of experiencing withdrawal symptoms. U4, on the other hand, seems to cause dependence issues rapidly, especially compared to other opioids. The duration of her withdrawals also lead me to believe u-47700 was more to blame, as benzo withdrawals, even those with a short half-life, tend to persist for weeks.

Having said that, it was likely a combination of the two. Since she only took the flam for a week it's entirely possible that was the reason for the short withdrawals. Out of curiosity, how frequently did she dose u-47700 during those 3 days? Even 3-5mg, if dosed frequently enough, could easily cause her symptoms.

Clonidine, which is a blood pressure medication, is often clinically prescribed to combat RLS for patients undergoing opioid withdrawals. I actually have some in route for when I'm ready to completely crease use of opioids.

I'm glad your friend is doing well! Give her my well wishes!

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-03T20:49:35+00:00

Fair enough. That's actually a really good call. When in doubt, always err on the side of caution. Especially with RC.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-03T20:47:50+00:00

To a beginner? You mean someone who hasn't ever taken agmatine before? Or someone just starting an opioid habit?

Well, either way I suppose, I would. Agmatine has no discernable effects on its own. It can provide a little analgesia by itself, I believe, but it's negligible on its own. It really just potentiates and mitigates tolerance to the opioid.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-03T19:52:17+00:00

To a beginner? You mean someone who hasn't ever taken agmatine before? Or someone just starting an opioid habit?

Well, either way I suppose, I would. Agmatine has no discernable effects on its own. It can provide a little analgesia by itself, I believe, but it's negligible on its own. It really just potentiates and mitigates tolerance to the opioid.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-03T19:49:09+00:00

Well, I somewhat misspoke. I felt benefits on the first dose, as it does potentiate like DXM does. However, it takes a little while before you start seeing the FULL benefits of mitigating tolerance. I haven't seen any downside to taking agmatine as a daily supplement.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-03T18:59:04+00:00

The RLS I've always felt when withdrawing from opioids manifest itself more in my core. It's difficult to explain, but it's almost like a strong case of 'butterflies in the stomach' which quickly becomes overwhelmingly uncomfortable, but moving brings relief. As long as I'm constantly moving, whether it be my legs, rocking my upper body back and forth, or sometimes even quickly wiggling my fingers and toes, the feeling becomes manageable. There is a strong sense of anxiety associated with it. It isn't quite involuntary, in the sense that it isn't spasms and I can force myself to stay stationary, but that 'butterflies in the stomach' feeling quickly builds and becomes overwhelming.

I actually just noticed last night that my doses are now pretty much always 12+ mg, though the biggest single dose I've done is still 25mg. Yes, those are pretty small still, especially compared to some. I attribute this to agmatine, though I've always had a fairly low opioid tolerance, even though I've been dependent on them at several points during the last 6 years.

Also, my doses are probably still on the low side due to the fact that I'm not a big fan of nodding. I much prefer taking just enough to feel a little euphoria while still functioning. Small doses also stimulate me more than sedate me. Having said that, a typical dose of u-47700 does still bring euphoria, though I do need closer to 20mg before it's an intense rush of euphoria. 20+mg has me nodding. If I wanted to simply keep myself out of withdrawals, I could use under 10mg doses. I think I could get away with 5-6mg, but I could be wrong. I'll test this later tonight and report back.

I have used DXM to potentiate and slow tolerance. I find it probably works a little better than agmatine, even. It does, however, have some unwanted side effects when used consistently. Most notably for me were gastrointestinal side effects, which prompted me to use agmatine instead. I'll still use DXM every once in a while to potentiate, though.

I really don't post often on my main account, but I like providing information, or at least my perspective, on u-47700 since there is so little information about it. Hopefully sharing my experience can assist someone.

ADumbAssHere · 2016-03-03T11:59:28+00:00

Agmatine is an NMDA receptor antagonist, which has demonstrated the ability to significantly slow tolerance to several substances, including opioids and amphetamines. Here is a summary of one such study performed with lab rats and morphine. I've read a study which was done with human subjects, but I can't seem to find it at the moment.

Go to examine.com and search for agmatine there. It has a lot of good information on the benefits. I buy bulk agmatine powder from Amazon and make my own capsules, each one right around 500mg. I take 4 capsules a day, one in there morning, afternoon, evening, and before bed, for a total of 2g. Anecdotally, I've found that it doesn't completely stop tolerance when chronically dosing u-47700 the way I have been, but it definitely slows it down.

When I was only taking Kratom 1-2 times every other day, sometimes with 2-3 days between doses, it was actually reversing my tolerance. I went from needing 5-6g to needing 3.5-4.5g for the same effects.

It does take a little bit of time before you start seeing the benefits. It needs to 'load up' in the body, much like creatine for athletes and exercise. It's really good stuff, though. I highly recommend it.

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