I always used to think GABA-agonists simply knock you out, like valium, GHB and alcohol do. Until A-i saw a program on TV about how zolpidem can completely cure and awaken coma patients, B-i heard of l-teanine wich is a substance in green tea that isn't a sedative and wich induces a (semi)meditative state, and C-i heard ibogaine is a GABA-agonist besides affecting so many other transmitters.
This makes me think that GABA could have more complex functions in the brain than scientists currently know and understand.
I wonder if there are substances out there that are GABA-agonists or antagonists, that have psychedelic properties.
This makes me think that GABA could have more complex functions in the brain than scientists currently know and understand.
I wonder if there are substances out there that are GABA-agonists or antagonists, that have psychedelic properties.