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...d increasing its production of cortisol —and interfere with the ability to sleep in most coffee drinkers. Decaffeinated coffee still contains some caffeine ...et can increase caffeine levels by as much as 70 percent); with sedatives, sleep inducers, or tranquilizers, increased sensitivity to the sedative or tranqu ...

...Inhibition of penile erection, Diminished food intake, Prolongation of REM sleep latency and Reversal of opioid-induced respiratory depression. Has also bee ...an oral dose of 1.5 mg a reduction of body temperature, suppression of REM sleep, increase in cortisol and growth hormone levels with an increase in euphori ...

...hurt themselves through a variety of adventures. If you are using it as a sleep aid, it's recommended to continue doing what you're doing until you begin t ...

dosage of 100 to 200 mg results in sleep and ...

tea for inducing sleep (cf. also diazepam). ...

In the 1980s, the drug became approved for over-the-counter use as a sleep-aid (due to its sedative effect) and antihistamine. ...

...hurt themselves through a variety of adventures. If you are using it as a sleep aid, it's recommended to continue doing what you're doing until you begin t ...

* Disturbed sleep patterns ...

...omedown effects which can, in extreme cases, result in psychosis. Get some sleep every night, and see [[Quick Guide To Stimulant Comedowns]] for more infrom ...

Clotiazepam - Thienodiazepine, Stage 2 NREM sleep is significantly increased by this drug. Effective in short term management ...uoroethyl, Selectively targets GABA(A) subtype A1 which is responsible for sleep. Subs completely in animals in Ambien/Lunesta. ...

...off label as a sleeping aid, and up to about 100mg’s will help you get to sleep. Taking too much acts as a deliriant and there is nearly no reason to go mu ...

Harlots should only sleep with whom the Town Leader tells them to. If they visit a wolf they are horr ...

patient. The patient would then fall into a sleep ...

...glass of orange juice after tripping on LSD. The man allegedly refused to sleep laying down, made very slow movements, and never bent over due to a fear of ...

* Sleep Disturbances ...

...ner (1783-1841), a pharmacist's assistant, first isolated morphine as the "sleep-inducing principle" in opium (cf. Papaver somniferum, opium alkaloids). Thi ...

...ppressant is 50 mg three times a day. A dosage of 100 to 200 mg results in sleep and sedation. ...

...ken with MXE can lead to hypermanic states much more easily, especially if sleep is avoided. ...and the stimulant less. Extended release formulations may severely impede sleep, further worsening the hangover. ...

...as it is capable of while not connected to power so that it does not go to sleep, requiring me to "figure out how the laptop works" mid-trip. I also make su ...

...nces in its pure form. He called morphine after Morpheus, the Greek god of sleep. Codeine (Robiquet, 1832) and papaverine (Merck, 1848) followed. These pure ...