what is psycotic pill?
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psychotic pills are used to treat mental illnesses like \nschizophrenia ,delusions,mania etc.\n( i guess they contain cns depressants.)
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People are classifying things wrong.\n\nStimulants make you more awake and makes parts of your brain more active, depressants make you sleepy and make parts of your brain less active, and hallucinogens cause hallucinations (you see/hear/feel things that aren't really there).\n\nStimulants ("uppers"):\nCaffeine\namphetamine/methampetamine/"ice" (a form of freebase methamphetamine)\nCocaine/crack (a form of freebase cocaine)\nNicotine\n\nDepressants ("downers"):\nAlcohol\nValium/Xanax (benzodiazepines, prescribed for anxiety)\nHeroin/morphine/codeine (these are opiates)\nDemerol/Fentanyl/Nalone/oxycontin (synthetic opiods, used as pain killers)\nNitrous Oxide (aka laughing gas, used for anesthesia)\nEther (formerly used for anesthetia)\n\nHallucinogens/Psychadelics:\nLSD (aka "acid")\nPsilocybin ("magic mushrooms")\nPeyote/mescaline\n\nSome other common drugs need special classification.\n\nPCP and Ketamine (Special K) are horse tranquilizers.  in humans, they have bizarre properties, because the way they work is strange (they bind to a site inside the muscarinic acetylcholine receptor, so they can only affect regions already active).  They have some properties of depressants (people are said to feel no pain, and their thinking becomes muddled), they have some hallucinogenic qualities (some people hallucinate on some occasions), and they have some traits of stimulants (people can grow active or violent on PCP--users are notorious for being hard for police to get under control).  Some classify PCP, ketamine, and Nitrous Oxide as dissociatives, which form their own special class.\n\nMarijuana is likewise odd.  Hallicinations can happen, but are generally rare.  Many people find that it makes them sleepy, and it definitely is known to delay your reaction times, but it isn't like a traditional depressant.  Finally, it has some (very few) traits that are seen as stimulatory, because some people like to be incredibly active while using them (a competitive snowboarder got caught with THC in his system a few years ago), and it can cause extreme paranoia (generally associated with stimulants).  In my opinion, it is best that cannabinoids are considered their own seperate class of drugs.\n\nMDMA (aka Ecstacy, E, X) is another oddball.  Some people put E along with drugs like LSD and mescaline into a category called "entheogens," as these drugs are all known to make people highly introspective.  It is often called a psychadelic, but primarily because it works on the same sorts of receptors that psychadelics work on (aka serotonin receptors).  The best category for MDMA is enactogen, which applies to a subset of psychadelics that don't necessarily cause hallucination (like LSD).  Though MDMA is an amphetamine derivative, the most significant of its affects are not stimulatory.  The term enactogen applies to these sorts of drugs that exert their primary effects on a person's emotional state.  Stimulants and depressants are defined by the levels of mental arousal they give, and psychadelics are defined by the alteration of senses.
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http://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html
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a current edition of "The Pill Book" or a current PDR (physicians Desk Referance) are quite handy. There are online pill checkers too. but they are hard to find and I lost the link.. if I find it again I'll post it in the comments
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That small blue people are called smurf, not snurf :)\n\nSNURF is an acronym for a genome, but I don't think you are interested in that.\n\nSnurf is the new name for Snuffadelic in pill form. It is a hallucinogen. It changes your brain chemistry and makes you feel like energized and give you a enhanced mood. It is basically ecstacy, extracted from herbs. \n\nNone of the hallucinogens affect your body in a good way. Most of them are addictive. They are changing your brain chemistry and may cause nervous system damage in the long run.\n\nAlso, they are pretty expensive and in the long run they will your budget.
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its is CNS depressant.
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schedule 1 drugs are pills like percocet and morphine, oxycontin etc.  These would definetly not be perscribed for any psychotherapy treatment. These pills are only for accute pain and mostly perscribed for cancer or terminal illness patients.
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The biggest revolution in all of medicines in the 1980's was Prozac.  It was the first safe anti-depressant and spawned a HUGE market for psychoactive drugs.
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Something with pseudoephedrine in it.
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I have never heard of it, but would like some myself. How come no one knows about this wonder pill?
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Check this website and put in the info on the pill:\nhttp://www.drugs.com/
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I dont know how much this will help. But you can visit sites like NeedyMeds.com... the maker of the actually medication offers discounted to free medication for anyone with any sickness be it bipolar or asthama.\nThere are requirements you must meet but they vary on the maker of the pill.\nAlso, so psych drs will offer free samples to there patients.\n\nGood luck
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They are treated with psychotherapy and psychiatric medications.
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Assuming you are not some kind of fanatic, you might find it interesting to look into the work of Thomas Szasz and R.D. Laing.  These two took a radical view of psychiatry, psychology, and mental health in general that strongly criticized the medical model applied in these fields.  They believe that mental illness is a cultural construct rather than a disease, and that psychiatrists essentially practice a poorly conceived form of mind control intended to pacify social deviants.  As I said, they were radicals and never attracted many adherents among mental health professionals.  But their ideas were plausible at least, and they should be read by anyone with a serious interest in the theory and practice of mental illness treatment.\n\nAlso assuming you are not a crank, you might take note of the fact that millions of people have been helped by psychiatric pharmacotherapy, beginning with Thorazine, Haldol, tricyclic and MAO inhibitor antidepressants, and other side effect-ridden agents, on up to the current generation of SSRI's (e.g. Zoloft), atypical antipsychotic agents (e.g. Zyprexa), and mood stabilizers (e.g. Depakote and Klonopin) which are more effective and produce fewer side effects than earlier medications.  \n\nThere is at least one valid criticism of current psychiatric practice, and that is that it relies exclusively on biological models and treatment methods for mental illness.    Most psychiatrists today do little more than monitor their patients' medication(s).  They have relegated "talk" therapy to psychologists and social workers, who are also able to achieve good results with millions of people whose problems cannot be and are not solved completely by medications.\n\nI think you are probably a crank though.  Slow down, take it easy, and do some reading.  You don't need to be fighting a war.
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You must be kidding. There are so many meds, on label and off label, given as psychotropic medications.
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They sell it on this site.\n\nhttp://www.health-marketplace.com/Pycnogenol.htm
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In my experience, the best supplement for mental alertness (and creativity) is Ginko Biloba.  I currently take 60 mg twice a day and felt a difference in mental acuity within 14 days of beginning the regimen.