How is the “meth high” affected when you take Ativan BEFORE using meth?
Question by jnasterling: How is the “meth high” affected when you take Ativan BEFORE using meth?
I know some people take Ativan DURING a meth comedown or “crash” to help with the “crash symptoms” but I need to know what happens when it’s reversed
Best answer:
Answer by Sam
Taking benzodiazepines during a run is a mixed bag but ill try to lay it out out as well as I can.
Pros
1.)It will mellow you out and you will lose some of that get up and go NOW NOW NOW feeling/drive
2.)It takes the edge off anxiety or that stress you feel while high…its a nice feeling being spun but not all TWEAKED out
Cons
1.)You’ll go threw a bag faster because you can use more
2.)it messes with your memory badly…things will not be as clear or you just flat out will not remember
All in all it pretty much just tones down the buzz in a good way, so it that is what your after knock yourself out.
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