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artifexd: So why
the comment
that lithium is not a simple mood stabilizer when I wasn't
talking about lithium. Unless you meant
that as
to also say
that lamotrigine is also not a simple mood stabilizer.
moiety: but a mood stabiliser in itself is a
thing
moiety: its far more
than
that artifexd
artifexd: Lamotrigine is an anti-bi-polar medicine, right? Being bi-polar means
that you
tend
to go from one extreme mood
to
the other. Successfully combating
that means you in a not extreme mood.
moiety: i
totally agree about camels
moiety: lamotrigine can be used in much smaller amounts for a wide variety of
things as an add-in
moiety: lithium is far
too
toxic for some and just doesnt work
BingoBoingo: moiety: some camels need more canings
than others
to fing water.
artifexd: BingoBoingo, you seem
to have
the ability
to, more
than anyone else I know (including mp, maybe not including my wife), make me feel like a complete idiot.
artifexd: I mean, ok, it's a mood stabilizer. But you give me
the impression it is so much more.
artifexd: Correction: I didn't really understand a damn
thing.
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Well
the problem is... well did you recognize
the problem?
BingoBoingo: The internet is not designed for you and your purposes.
That is
the one lesson I want
to hammer into
the brains of so many shitheads.
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Dude who runs
the site is
totally disabled. You have
to account for such compromising design decisions or worse
artifexd: Shit. No.
The ads made me
think I had scrolled all
the way down and yet I was only halfway down
the page.
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Did you make it
to
the drug's MOA yet?
artifexd: I am not clinically ocd but I have ocd
tendencies and I consider
them one of my strengths.
BingoBoingo: as
their own shtick or a schtick
they milk
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Actually even
that won't offer quite a complete picture of
the chemical
artifexd: Then I shall hop over
to crazymeds page.
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Is
that a problem with wikipedia or with a popular definition of normally functioning brain
artifexd: Reading
the wikipedia article on Lamotrigine doesn't give me any reason
to see it as useful for a normally functioning brain.
BingoBoingo: Much like Fairbain's knife is right into
the proper ribs
BingoBoingo: Anything
to gribble is public with right commands
artifexd: The only
things you've named since you brought up amphteracin B are weapons and electrolytes.
artifexd: That certainly narrows
the search space.
BingoBoingo: What have I mentioned
tha
tnoobs can't find reason
t belong?
artifexd: I feel similarly about modafinil. Shit made me productive for many more hours of
the day
than I am now.
BingoBoingo: (There is an efficient substitute for it
though)
BingoBoingo: artifexd: It just
tweeks some electrlytes.
BingoBoingo: Nah, bones are
the most boring
thing calcium does, and most of
that is crbon nanotubes anyways
artifexd: I always
thought of calcium as "that of which bones are made", not as "that which promotes
the making of bones"
BingoBoingo: artifexd: One of
the
three most important ones. I mean you like self locomotion right?
BingoBoingo: Let us spz I have "mice" in my garage. Which SKS variant would require
the least fussing as I eliminate
the "mice".... Or should I just cheap it out on a Mosin?
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Sodium, Potasium, Calcium. Why did I present
them in
THAT order?
artifexd: Medicine/biology are far from my strong points. Even if I got
the words right, I likely wouldn't understand
them.
BingoBoingo: Fuck, is drunk BingoBoingo
teaches physiology going
to have
to be a
thing?
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Stop going up layers of abstraction and
try going down.
Think
things with less mass
than creatine?
artifexd: Crude way
to say it, but basically brain damage. Right?
BingoBoingo: I
think I've covered excess creatine shreds simple yet beautiful membranes in
the kidneys, what does a lack of such cause?
BingoBoingo: Well,
this is how learning happens, by knowing how both
the excess an insufficiancy are dangerous and spotting a useful mean.
cazalla: oh i wouldn't know one way or
the other, i was just a sucker for
the marketing
BingoBoingo: It isn't simply
that
too much is dangerous. It is HOW
too much is dangerous.
artifexd: The point being
that saying something is dangerous simply because
too much of it is dangerous is incorrect at best and deceitful at worst.
cazalla: i don't
think my levels were
too excessive, from memory
they were in
the hundreds, GP said it would be a concern if it were in
the
thousands, average being double digits or something,
this is a decade ago, i've long ago become lazy and chubby as a result
BingoBoingo: It shreds
the most useful and beutiful of
the kidney's filtering membranes
BingoBoingo: artifexd cazalla: Since you seem most interested dangerous excesses of creatine resemble
the effects of amphteracin B
artifexd: Holy crap. It is
taking forever
to get
through
today's logs. It looks like
today is
trying
to make up for a quiet weekend.
BingoBoingo: benkay:
Two words: cunt and nigger,
third word is kike
BingoBoingo: benkay Not
too long if you don't say
the
two magic assets words.
benkay: thanks for
the continuing voice y'all
cazalla: from memory, only benefit from creatine was
that i held more water which made me appear bigger
BingoBoingo: Well, excess is relative
to a point.
The body is actually good at generating its own creatine, even while relatively malnourished in a few different ways
artifexd: For
the record, I'm not a creatine disciple. It is just an example.
cazalla: I had a GP
tell me
to stop using it after bloodwork showed high levels of creatinine in bloodwork,
told me
to stop lifting as well, didn't go back
to
that doctor
artifexd: So your saying
that consuming 1kg of creatine won't provide 100
times
the benefit of consuming 10g? Ok. I'll buy
that. But
that doesn't make
taking 10g ineffective.
BingoBoingo: Choline...
That on
the other hand
the body
treats in excess as a blessing because you made a snapping
turtle's nest your bitch
BingoBoingo: Excess creatine is largely handled by
the body's workings as a disease state.
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Mostly
the liver and limits on precessing rooted in ancient human metabolism.
cazalla: didn't
they ban
that due
to kids going on creatine rages
BingoBoingo: Creatine as a supplement is rate limited
though
to ineffectiveness in many processes
cazalla: nutmeg and banana skins,
thank me later
joecool: anyways, gotta sleep, headin back
to freedomland
tomorrow
BingoBoingo: artifexd: Limited vs.
Targeted is a difficult distinction
BingoBoingo: artifexd: It is actually a decent reference work. Was endorsed by actual faculty
to my pharm students
joecool: i found out about it in high school, was considering asking doctor about it, ultimately decided
to avoid because of it's effects on histamine (do you like rashes?)
BingoBoingo: I dunno
that Wall street is really an endorsement
BingoBoingo: Action is on much lower molecular weight
things
than catecholemines
TestingUnoDosTre: hahaha "modanifil is wall streets favorite drug" on google
top returns for modanafil
BingoBoingo: You are looking at
the wrong class and even
the wrong MOA
joecool: BingoBoingo: i consider moda a stim if
that's
that you're
talking about
TestingUnoDosTre: but when you
tackle something larger, like project, it gets WAY different
joecool: at
the moment
the best combo i've found
that's very safe is a decent amount of caffeine and some
theanine
TestingUnoDosTre: there's a book called "the memory method" i
think it's by harry loraine or something
joecool: but i'm looking for something a little more subjective,
trying
to see if i can stay focused
throughout
the entire day and still
track
tasks
joecool: TestingUnoDosTre: my short
term memory is bad, so one would assume remembering lists and
tasks would be
the best way
to
test oneself (using a memory game or something)
TestingUnoDosTre: only really read about it in
the last year or so, my brothers recommend me a book
that has other methods in it as well
joecool: actually we're not entirely sure at
the moment how habit forming nicotine is by itself
joecool: TestingUnoDosTre: never
tried
that, reading about it right now
artifexd: Nicotine, when separated from all
the crap in cigarettes is actually a pretty powerful performance enhancing drug.