Combinations - Prescription meds stop LSD working?

[smokeymacpot]

hey well this weekend was a real dissapointment ..SWIM had gotten his first two X pills and was ready to party this weekend only to find out his medicines conflicted with the effects of X and nullified them completely


SWim was wondering if he might have the same problem with LSD. SWIM is on Depakote and Risperdol.. could these nullify the effects ofLSD like it did with the ectasy

[Solidly-here]

Are you Sure that those Meds knocked out the Ecstacy?


Smokey said: "his medicines conflicted with the effects of X and nullified them completely."


How do you know that the effects of SWIM's meds would neutralize Ecstacy? Did you read it somewhere (like Erowid)?


Is it possible that the X pills were NOT chock-ful of Ecstacy?


Anyway, LSD works pretty effectively. I would be QUITE surprised if ANY prescription would render it useless. I do NOT personally know the answer to the 2 drugs listed, but with Millions of LSD users out there, it would seem that SOMEONE would have related a story about being able to pop 20 Hits, with nothing happening (or even 2 Hits).


And, my Philosophy: When in doubt ... take it. If for some reason it doesn't work, write a follow-up Post. Heck, if it DOES work, let us know.


I mean, really. You have nothing to lose, except a couple dollars for the LSD.Edited by: Solidly-here

[quinone]

He knows this because I told him so ... and a moderator agreed with me
. If you look for the thread in the MDMA section you will see
that I describe depakote as a compound that affects GABA concentrations
in order to control neuron signalling. It is an anti-epileptic
drug (among other things), and thus its role is to ensure that
increased (and in the case of a seizure uncontrolled) neuron 'traffic'
does not occur. Since he had no effects off MDMA, and since MDMAs
mechanism of action is through the release of serotonin and the
subsequent increase in setotonin related neuron transmission I thought
it reasonable to conclude that it was the depakote that was controlling
the neuron transmission (and thus stopping MDMAs mechanism of
action). Of course I could be wrong since the specific mechanism
of action for depakote is still not known, but given the information
and the symptoms I think it was a reasonable conclusion.

[blindpanda_eric]

Thats a very very intelligent and well formed conclusion quinone, very
nice. Using that same basic concept, I would assume LSD would not
work.. because of it working by binding to serotonin receptors.
However, I could be wrong very easy, considering I am taking just a
general guess.