Molecule Safety

Question 1

GHB Contraindications

Answer 1

1. epilepsy, as GHB can provoke seizures;
2. bradycardia (slow heart rate), since it may worsen this condition;
3. succinic semialdehyde dehydrogenase deficiency, a rare metabolic disorder that increases sensitivity to GHB;
4. high blood pressure, as GHB might elevate it

Question 2

GHB Adverse Effects Symptoms

Answer 2

Physical Symptoms
• Irregular or shallow breathing
• Slowed heart rate (bradycardia)
• Lowered body temperature
• Nausea and vomiting
• Loss of muscle control or coordination
• Tremors or shaking
• Excessive sweating
• Seizures (especially in those with epilepsy)
Cognitive and Behavioral Symptoms
• Confusion and disorientation
• Memory problems or blackouts
• Hallucinations
• Agitation or combativeness
• Sudden changes in consciousness or difficulty waking
Severe Symptoms (Requiring Immediate Medical Attention)
• Loss of consciousness or coma
• Respiratory depression or difficulty breathing
• Convulsions
• Lack of gag reflex

Question 3

GHB - Questions to ask and info to share for someone’s first time

Answer 3

First— let them know you’re a huge safety nerd.

1. Do you have an addictive personality? (If so, I do not want the karma of introducing this person to G)
2. Are you an angry drunk?
3. How about the contraindications
4. Inform them, unlike other drugs, you can’t just “have more”. This is a drug where “the line” isn’t too obvious from a subjective standpoint. You need to be more scientifically aware of how it responds to your body. And then time your doses accordingly.
5. If there’s a night where you MIGHT wanna feel “wasted” or close to it. NEVER take G. Use another medicine/drug for that: Alcohol, weed, cocaine, even Molly. Only take GHB on a “buzz” night.
6. If you mix this with alcohol, or a benzo. You might kill yourself.