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The author once again invented a bicycle, which is in a hurry to demonstrate to the respected public. It turns out that a number of atypical neuroleptics (in particular, eglonyl (sulpiride) - the author most actively experimented with it) in microdoses have a paradoxical activating effect on dopamine receptors. In short, a substance that is used in conventional dosages to tame excess dopamine in schizophrenics can have the opposite effect in microdoses, working not as a dopaminoblocker, but as a dopaminomimetics. Of course, one experience is not experience, so your humble servant looks forward to feedback from the respected public. The trick is that the activating effect of atypical antipsychotics has been known for a long time, I just didn't know about it yet. I want to share it with those who may not know it either.

The essence of the experience: in the next interval between amph episodes, your humble servant felt pronounced dopamine-deficient symptoms, such as: amotivational syndrome, apathy, abulia, anhedonia, in short, a vegetable on the bed, and all here. Magnesia gave some strange effect: it seems that the toler to the amph has decreased, and euphoricity can slip in places, but here's what about conscious activity - procrastination and everything. The amphatic day is coming to an end, and none of the planned stupidly done. Anyway, there's no dopamine. Digesting the literature plus communicating with a psychiatrist friend lead to the controversial concept of dopamine depression (proponents of this theory say that depra is not only a deficiency of serotonin, in the case of apato-abulic depression, norepinephrine and dopamine are involved here). Consistent with this concept, your humble servant came across the miracle drug Bupropion (Wellbutrin, Zyban) - more details about it google public sources (starting from Wikipedia) and fuck. “So this is what the doctor prescribed,” cried your humble servant, and was ready to spend money on a panacea, but it was not here.

First, there is no bupropion in Russia. No word at all. Not in free sale, not by prescription, or even in normal online pharmacies. There is a generic Zyban (he is offered on the Internet by many dark companies that have nothing to do with more or less solid online pharmacies). Some companies sell levitra, Viagra, Cialis and in the load - also Zyban. The forum site neuroleptic.ru, which sits not drug addicts, but pharmacists plus psychiatrists, these generics for a real bupropion do not consider: in more than half of cases, Zyban is ineffective for the treatment of depras. Kosher, according to these forum gurus, order the original wellbutrin from the website goldpharma.com. I have no reason not to trust the public with neuroleptic.ru, especially since the cost of the drug is astronomical, and the reviews are mostly good. Your humble servant has not tried this drug, but would very much like to do it, for a month of abstinence from amph gave a little not what I wanted. Bupropion is considered a derivative of amph, however, unlike its counterpart, does not deplete dopamine, but accumulates. That would be very desirable.

Secondly, as dopaminomimetics also mentioned anti-Parkinsionic drugs (levodopa, Madopar, nakom, amantadine (pk-merz) - but there is a separate big topic: levodopa can be very hard to get hooked, up to the point that without a pill it will be impossible even to reach the toilet; MAOs such as Mirapex are also unsafe, in short - none of this the author has tried and does not recommend.