What are Benzodiazepines – Valium, Xanax, Librium, Temazepam, Clonaepam, Bromazepam, Oxazepam, Lorazepam (Ativan). Rohypnol (Flunitrazepam)
Hi there it has been here i’m just gonna make a video about benzodiazepines and what are benzodiazepines benzodiazepines often abbreviated benzos of prescription drugs a classic truck that cause relaxation calmness and sometimes charas and sometimes a sense of well-being there are free market into benzos first one is auntie em and see her lipstick means for
Anxiety auntie consultant which means for seizures and last one is for insomnia these drugs are hypnotic drugs why are benzos addictive well benzodiazepines work by increasing the amount of gaba i mean they’d be to butyrate that’s it i said in your brain gaba is what make the brain function for pete and obviously clean the heat with each other allowing you to
Think properly there is a lot more besides s but this is bt what it is and how coal also it works on gaba which is why these two drugs are so similar and have a frost tolerance they both can have life writing withdrawal symptoms it stopped abruptly from a high dose of either alcohol or benzodiazepines can you overdose well it’s a good question people say you can
People say you can’t but if you combine it with other drugs such as opiates or alcohol you certainly can can die on its own it is hard harder to die obviously when combining it if you took enough of it you would probably just sleep for a very very long time it’s a ship but it’s very safe drug xanax right but probably the strongest well-known benzodiazepine if you
Took enough for that you can possibly though i’m not sure if it would the president who knows this him enough to stop your breathing altogether and i am not gonna be a guinea pig to find out thank you very much and it’s obviously hard to overdose this is why benzo is replaced of notorious barbiturates in the mid-1960s as an anxiety and fujur asleep and seizures
Famous people were dying from taking barbiturates never had to be a new class at rug invented to replace the benzodiazepines i’m not sure of the first benzodiazepine but most the most well-known is probably valium first marketed by rush or rich or famous raj in the mid 1960s as it was found by accident by a man with the last name of rock i personally have been on
Benzodiazepines since he found and for say that was ten years ago though a long time especially when he meant beyond over two to three weeks and they’re very otic yeah so forth and really annoying you don’t want to take them they make you want to take them they make you not i am sorry they make you take them they kind of draw you in and drag you in and if you don’t
Take them youth who like absolute crap not so bad with thighs of ham i used to be on other bands oh those instructions lorazepam and temazepam and b’s ones so she lavasa pan is f interred those withdrawal symptoms which were horrendous check my video out about my lorazepam into those withdrawal symptoms if you wish is i think it’s in the folder called prescription
Meds or medications and 100 cents surely but check it out anyway it’s somewhere my video your free fun if he killed ruddy farm into those withdrawal you should come up i mean youtube it not do that you cheap search for new tube for and yeah i would not take benzodiazepines on a long-term basis no matter what and well unless you’re getting off alcohol then maybe
Think you for a few months at the most there’s no need to be taking it forever and ever from the get off alcohol but i can understand that you will need to shut you’ll find your music no where to now this is where i got people often relapse or turn to you just and drugs sadly enough so yeah i think i’ll end this video now as it must be getting up to ten minutes
Thank you very much for watching and i’ll be very grateful if you could like this video and if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to comment and i will see you in my next video thank you very much watching and goodbye and good night bye
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What are Benzodiazepines? Valium, Xanax, Temazepam, Lorazepam, Oxazepam By Ben Rogers