Actually men produce vasopressin at orgasm.
This lowers blood pressure.
This is also how man destresses, and does not go crazy due to stress.
Indeed, men who kill report not having had time to attend to their sexual needs before they go on a rampage.
So there may be a connexion between vasopressin and monamine oxidase (MAO) receptor expression.
Without MAO, a person would have an excess of neurotransmitters.
Without MAO a person would develop insomnia, then hypomania, then mania and finally psychosis until he dies from lack of sleep.
This is why most anti-psychotics have an antihistamine effect.
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20100623
The MAO Theory of Madness
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20100610
I Want to be Sedated!
In order to be tolerant of gay sex scenes, the wannabe liberal needs to be mildly sedated by antihistamines, rather than liberal wine imbibing.
Use of a suitable antihistamine, usually first generation, is to prevent nausea from the rocking motion during gay sex scenes, usually of the viewer due to stress of anxiety.
This is not an endorsement of antihistamine abuse, but of less harm during one's liberation of heterosexual conditioning.
YMMV
Use of a suitable antihistamine, usually first generation, is to prevent nausea from the rocking motion during gay sex scenes, usually of the viewer due to stress of anxiety.
This is not an endorsement of antihistamine abuse, but of less harm during one's liberation of heterosexual conditioning.
YMMV
Labels:
antihistamine,
conditioning,
gays,
heterosexual,
humor
20080126
The Long Search for an OTC Anti-Depressant
Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorphenamine
According to the literature, diphenhydramine is the precursor to Prozac. This product is known as Benadryl. It is a first generation antihistamine, usually administered for allergic conditions such as hay fever, hives and the like.
However, cetirizine (Reactine) and loratadine (Claritin) have less effect on serotonin receptors, being second-generation antihistamines. They still relieve allergic conditions, but with almost no effect unlike Benadryl.
But chlorpheniramine (Chlor-Tripalon) appears to have a similar effect to diphenhydramine, with a faster onset of sedation and reduction of allergic reaction. Indeed, 12 mg of chlorpheniramine has the same effect as 75 mg of diphenhydramine. This suggests that the lower dose form of 4 mg is equivalent to 25 mg of diphenhydramine.
When mixed with high caffeine energy drinks, a near-giddy feeling occurs within the first ten minutes, followed by about 10-12 hours of a comfortable feeling without the mental fogginess that diphenhydramine sometimes brings.
Accompanying chlorpheniramine's effects is the ability to make conversation with strangers without feelings of intruding on another person's private space. The sedation of the product makes it superb in situations where high stress could induce hyperexciteability.
According to the literature, chlorpheniramine is sometimes used to calm patients as a nearly non-addictive alternative to the benzodiazepines.
This product, like diphenhydramine, could become the first OTC anti-depressant. The only side effects are rebound allergic symptoms due to suppression.
*** The observations noted in this entry is not an endorsement of drug abuse. The author takes no responsibility for the actions of other people reading should they decide to try any drug mentioned in it. Thouugh, the author does endorse a "less-is-more" attitude towards drugs i.e. use only enough to give a slight reaction to ingestion but do not combine with other drugs.
According to the literature, diphenhydramine is the precursor to Prozac. This product is known as Benadryl. It is a first generation antihistamine, usually administered for allergic conditions such as hay fever, hives and the like.
However, cetirizine (Reactine) and loratadine (Claritin) have less effect on serotonin receptors, being second-generation antihistamines. They still relieve allergic conditions, but with almost no effect unlike Benadryl.
But chlorpheniramine (Chlor-Tripalon) appears to have a similar effect to diphenhydramine, with a faster onset of sedation and reduction of allergic reaction. Indeed, 12 mg of chlorpheniramine has the same effect as 75 mg of diphenhydramine. This suggests that the lower dose form of 4 mg is equivalent to 25 mg of diphenhydramine.
When mixed with high caffeine energy drinks, a near-giddy feeling occurs within the first ten minutes, followed by about 10-12 hours of a comfortable feeling without the mental fogginess that diphenhydramine sometimes brings.
Accompanying chlorpheniramine's effects is the ability to make conversation with strangers without feelings of intruding on another person's private space. The sedation of the product makes it superb in situations where high stress could induce hyperexciteability.
According to the literature, chlorpheniramine is sometimes used to calm patients as a nearly non-addictive alternative to the benzodiazepines.
This product, like diphenhydramine, could become the first OTC anti-depressant. The only side effects are rebound allergic symptoms due to suppression.
*** The observations noted in this entry is not an endorsement of drug abuse. The author takes no responsibility for the actions of other people reading should they decide to try any drug mentioned in it. Thouugh, the author does endorse a "less-is-more" attitude towards drugs i.e. use only enough to give a slight reaction to ingestion but do not combine with other drugs.
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