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Valium Effects | What You Need To Know About Diazepam
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Valium! How does it work? & what are the side effects? In this video I will look at the science behind Valium to determine whether or not it is the right drug for you.
What is Valium?
Valium, also known as Diazepam, is a benzodiazepine drug that produces a calming effect. It is used to treat anxiety, seizures and even insomnia.
How Does Valium Work?
Valium works by binding to GABA ion channels and promoting GABA activity in your nervous system.
GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter, so by increasing GABA activity, valium effectively inhibits the nervous system, reducing excitement signals and calming your brain and your body.
What are the side effects?
Valium can cause dizziness, drowsiness, weakness and confusion.
Don’t take valium with alcohol, it will amplify the effects which can lead to respiratory depression and loss of consciousness.
Also, be careful with grapefruit! It is metabolised by an enzyme called CYP3A4, and so is valium. When combined, it can slow your metabolism so you absorb more of the drug, making it far more potent!
Finally, if you use valium regularly, you will build up a tolerance, meaning you will need more of the drug to get the same calming effects, but this can be very dangerous and potentially lead to an overdose.
If you find yourself taking Valium regularly, try to get some help and find an alternative relaxant.
References and citations for this video can be found below
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00:00 Valium Intro
00:31 What is Valium
01:17 Valium Side Effects
01:53 Valium and Alcohol
02:04 Valium and Grapefruit
02:37 Valium Addiction and Tolerance
02:55 Taking Valium
What is Valium?
Valium, also known as Diazepam, is a benzodiazepine drug that produces a calming effect. It is used to treat anxiety, seizures and even insomnia.
How Does Valium Work?
Valium works by binding to GABA ion channels and promoting GABA activity in your nervous system.
GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter, so by increasing GABA activity, valium effectively inhibits the nervous system, reducing excitement signals and calming your brain and your body.
What are the side effects?
Valium can cause dizziness, drowsiness, weakness and confusion.
Don’t take valium with alcohol, it will amplify the effects which can lead to respiratory depression and loss of consciousness.
Also, be careful with grapefruit! It is metabolised by an enzyme called CYP3A4, and so is valium. When combined, it can slow your metabolism so you absorb more of the drug, making it far more potent!
Finally, if you use valium regularly, you will build up a tolerance, meaning you will need more of the drug to get the same calming effects, but this can be very dangerous and potentially lead to an overdose.
If you find yourself taking Valium regularly, try to get some help and find an alternative relaxant.
References and citations for this video can be found below
BE MY FRIEND:
WHO AM I:
GET IN TOUCH:
00:00 Valium Intro
00:31 What is Valium
01:17 Valium Side Effects
01:53 Valium and Alcohol
02:04 Valium and Grapefruit
02:37 Valium Addiction and Tolerance
02:55 Taking Valium
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