On the surface, Benzonatate is just a run-of-the-mill cough suppressant. Got the common cold? Take some Benzonatate to experience some relief. Savvy users, however, have surmised that heightened doses can result in a recreational Benzonatate high. This opinion isn’t shared by all, though, with many rather skeptical about it having any recreational value at all. […]
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Principle 1: 1. If you’re going to eat something, eat the most nutrient-dense version of it Examples: If I’m going to eat fish, I’ll choose salmon (rather than something effectively empty like tilapia) since it has the most omega-3s. If I’m going to select a vegetable, I’ll select one of the most nutritious–like kale, spinach, […]
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In a simple sense, nootropics are drugs and supplements that improve brain power or provide some degree of positive change for our minds. While there are a few definitions to what a nootropic really is, most people will agree that they are smart drugs that boast a low side effect profile when used correctly. There […]
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Benadryl is a well-known antihistamine and a brand name for the compound Diphenhydramine. You may have some yourself and have used it to treat itchy eyes, sneezing, and many of the other symptoms you’d normally associate with allergies. If you’ve ever taken Benadryl, you might also be familiar the intense drowsiness you might feel when […]
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The name Naproxen sounds like some high-level, super potent drug, doesn’t it? You might not have the same opinion when you learn that it’s just the generic name for Aleve. That’s right, Aleve, the very basic, over-the-counter pain medication that just about every mom in America keeps tucked away in her purse. You might be […]
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Would you believe that this antipsychotic drug is one of the most expensive ones on the market? That’s not all; there is an increasing instance of off-label prescription of the Seroquel, and subsequently, attempts at recreational use. Could this mood adjusting drug truly be used for such purposes, though? I wanted to find out if the […]
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Ativan is a brand name for the drug Lorazepam, a Benzodiazepine used to treat anxiety, sleeping disorders, and seizures. Like many such drugs, it has found off-label use as a recreational drug because of the unique sensations it can produce following ingestion. User beware, however—the correct dose might leave you feeling at peace, but the […]
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Have you ever heard of a drug called Lexapro? Chances are you’ve seen a few of their ads, talking up the tiny white pill’s ability to help combat depression and anxiety. What you may not have immediately realized was that Lexapro is a brand name and a form of a compound known as Escitalopram. It’s […]
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Dicyclomine is one of the last things you’d expect to be used as a recreational drug. As an IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) medication, you’d think it would be used to treat stomach cramping and the occasional bout of intestinal distress. It is, but some users seem to think that in heightened doses, the Dicyclomine high […]
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You might get the sneaking suspicion that you’ve heard of Flexeril before, or at least something quite like it. Chances are you’re correct, as the brand names Flexeril, Amrix, Fexmid, (and a few others) all refer to the drug Cyclobenzaprine. It’s a muscle relaxer that is widely employed to treat pain and injuries, but it’s […]
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