| Re: diazpan
Well its used in medicine to prevent seizures (in emergency medicine), panic attacks, various psychological issues.
It works by supressing the CNS, thus it has a groovy interaction with any other drug that does the same thing (alchol, barbiturates, opiates) and enhances there efect - whilst extreemly groovy its also dangerous as its easy to OD on the other substances even though its hard to OD on valium itself (compaired to say barbiturates).
The seizures are supressed by the drug acting apon the conductive sodum in your brain, whilst this is efective in most cases it also causes a intrseting side efect.
Think about it when you think/learn your brian uses electrical impulces to recall and also to record new information. If diazepam is supressing the sodum that facilitates this then what do you think happens to your ability to think clearly and learn? Yes corect its impaired.
Thats the reasion behind you not being able to operate machinery/vehicles.
There is some critique of doctors over precribeing vallium as its a way for them to avoid the real underlying problem that causes your physchological issues in the first place. Its just a more acceptable medical alternative to drinking yourself into a drunken stupour.
If you had more time, hyponsis & councling to explore the underlying issues related to your phobia of flying would have been more efective as the drugs are just masking whats realy at the heart of the issue. But as a short term fix as long as you dont get addicted it should be fine.
Dont drink on the plane. Dont do drugs on the plane your be fine. |