Hey, I've asked myself this question many times, done a lot of research, and never found a solution. Maybe there are doctors, chemists, or biologists here who might have an answer. I noticed this phenomenon very early on, especially with painkillers. Especially ibuprofen. No matter how many tablets I take or what dosage, they have…
…wait at least 30 minutes before your next meal? Or can you take it afterward?
Out of pure interest, how many mg would a person weighing about 50 kg need to take to feel anything? And how is the effect noticeable, i.e., what exactly happens? This, of course, concerns the effect if you take the medication without having ADHD.
While researching nutrition recently, I came across casein, a protein found in dairy products, especially cheese. This protein is converted in the stomach into the hormone casomorphin, which has an opioid effect very similar to morphine. Since the protein in cheese is not present in such high concentrations, one would have to consume a very…
What does atenolol do to my body? (Does it slow my heart rate?) What does metoprolol do? (Reduces blood pressure and heart rate?) I need some professional advice. I got into a fight with my family doctor today…😎
I've been taking tianeptine (Tianeurax) for almost a week now, and I have to honestly say that it works for me like no other antidepressant has. I feel much better with tianeptine, but I still have one question: How can it control my depressive episodes so well, unlike SSRIs or SNRIs? It works completely differently…
I'm looking into the effects of blue poison dart frog venom. The venom is called batrochotoxins, but I can't find a suitable article on its potential action and its effects on the body, circulatory system, and psyche. It would be very helpful if someone could write me an explanation. Thank you very much.
Hello, I have to give a presentation about narcotics in my 12th-grade biology class soon, and I would be very grateful if someone could explain in detail how they work biochemically at synapses and in the central nervous system. 50% of the presentation will be about this mechanism of action. Thanks in advance. 🙂