Ghb Research Papers

GHB, formally known Gamma Hydroxybutyrate, is a depressant that works within the central nervous system. It is referred to as a “date rape” drug, which is used by people at parties and bars, usually slipped into alcoholic drinks. This drug is known to increase a sexual drive, and users seem to be more calm and relaxed while on GHB. Ghb is commonly known as: Georgia Home Boy, Goop, Grievous Bodily Harm, Liquid E, Gamma Oh, Great Hormones at Bedtime, Vita G, Jib, Salty Water, Liquid Ecstasy, Sleep, Soap, and Somatomax. The chemical formula for GHB is C4H8O3, This Chemical formula consists of 4 Carbon, 8 Hydrogen, and 3 Oxygen. GHB, introduced into the medicine field around 1960, was discovered as a natural chemical produced in the brain. It was used as a anesthetic, but was later abandoned by doctors because of poor after effects. They later decided that GHB was working to treat narcolepsy. Later it was found ineffective, so they decided to start using it as a fat burner, and also to aid build muscle. In 1990, the FDA banned the the use of GHB due to many illness being discovered that were linked the GHB. After the FDA ban, party users started using it because of the sexual drive that it creates. In 2000, GHB was declared a Schedule 1 drug by the US Government. After the ban of GHB they started producing it with
Increase in sex drive, and tranquility. An increase in sex drive means that the person suddenly desires sexual activity. While tranquility is when you are much more relaxed and peaceful. These positive effects do not outweigh the negative effects in any way. GHB is also used by bodybuilders and people trying to lose weight because it is known to build muscle and reduce fat on the body. They also use the salt in GHB as a prescription drug known as Xyrem, it is a Schedule III drug when prescribed by a doctor, but if you try to sell it or use it illegally it then becomes a Schedule I