
Originally Posted by
montythegeek
Not quite.
anti-depressant + depressant = manic depressive.
It heightens each side of depressant and anti- and send you on a bad rollercoaster ride. No chemicals can be perfectly matched in absorption to offset in timing and impact and the author is correct that if they were they would net to near zero. It really messes up the insides of your brain. like flipping a light switch on and off 10,000 times. Sooner or later the switch goes bad, or the bulb goes bad--neither is good. Now if you want to drool in your cereal 5 years from now, mixing drugs is a way to get there.
Every stimulatant or depressant has a rebound (where the opposite happens a bit). DO not do this!
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