Really?
I thought it was the other way around. Like opiods potentiated N. With or without tollerence.
I also thought I'd read in the PPH that antipsychotics could potentially cause a prolonged comatose state when taking N. Just meaning that you might need to plan a longer period of alone time to succeed without being found.
Have I got it back to front?
isn't it basically what I commented ? opiods and benzos can potentiate N, as long as you are not already dependent on them. in the case you are an addict already and developped tolerance, then your CNS system will have a harder time to get depressed from any CNS depressant, including N
at least, that is the understanding I gathered through research but I'm not a doctor and can be mistaken
reciprocally, a similar interference could apply to APs (anti-psychotics) in theory but in a minor way. the solution is to stop them a little bit in advance to be on the safe side, out of doubt, which should not be overly problematic. but again, APs would not prevent N to do its deed. maybe slow the sleep to death period but the impact appears to be vague and I would not dare to add Dilantin to compensate since it is cardiotoxic and could hurt, according to SS topics I came accross
This is my issue. If I read things correctly, it says in the PPH that taking two bottles of N would not necessarily speed things up. I am also using quetiapine.
in fact, then 2 bottles of N rather than adding Dilantin is the way to go, advised preferably in the chapter of the PPH if you read correctly without interpretation. better stick to the guidelines and not venture on uncharted territories
