Depressants

Depressants are a class of drugs that have sedative, anxiolytic or hypnotic action, either as a primary effect (sleeping pills such as Z-drugs, Barbiturates or Chloral Hydrate), or as a side effect/secondary action (some of the skeletal muscle relaxants). In addition to sedation, this class of drugs may also cause respiratory depression, especially combined with alcohol, and they can become dependence forming and result in withdrawal phenomenon if use is stopped abruptly.

• 1Introduction to Depressants
• 2Using Depressants
  • 2.1Ways of administration
  • 2.2Effects of Depressants
  • 2.3Combinations with Depressants
  • 2.4Different Uses for Depressants
• 3The dangers of Depressants
• 4Forms of Depressants
• 5Legal status of Depressants
  • 5.1United Nations
  • 5.2USA
  • 5.3EU
• 6History of Depressants
• 7More Depressants Sections
• 8The latest Depressants threads
• 9References
• 10Pages in category "Depressants"

[top]Introduction to Depressants

Depressants are a group of drugs, usually sedative and hypnotic type drugs that have a sedative effect, as the name "downer" suggests.

[top]Using Depressants

[top]Ways of administration

[top]Effects of Depressants

[top]Combinations with Depressants

[top]Different Uses for Depressants

[top]The dangers of Depressants

[top]Forms of Depressants

[top]Legal status of Depressants

[top]United Nations

[top]USA

[top]EU

[top]History of Depressants

[top]More Depressants Sections

[top]The latest Depressants threads

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[top]References

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[top]Pages in category "Depressants"

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# 1,4-Butanediol A Alcohol Amanita muscaria B Brotizolam C Chloral Hydrate Chlorobutanol E Ethanol EtOH G GBL GHB

P Phenazepam Phenprobamate Pregabalin Z Zaleplon Zolpidem Zopiclone