Comment · Tue, February 11, 2014

Amphetamine and dopamine receptors

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GeneralStarkk · 14 points

Hello guys I've tried google and searching and I couldn't find anything. I take adderall, a lot. And I know that it can wear down your receptors over time and eventually make them stop functioning properly. Does any body know how much time it takes for them to regenerate? To keep things simple lets say that I take 60mg a day, for about 6 months. (I don't just a example.) how long would that take for my brain to get back to baseline? Thanks ahade of time.

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30mg · 17 points

Giraffes don't have dopamine receptors did u know that. What if I could. Implant my brain to a giraffe brain or I mean like a giraffe brain in my brain like switch em so I didn't have dopamine receptors and could do tons of stims and never feel side effects ?????????

u/MisterYouAreSoDumb

Giraffes actually use red Kool-Aid in place of dopamine. Their reward pathway is constantly having to be repaired after the Kool-Aid man busts through the synapse yelling "Ohhh yeah!"

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