Etizolam similar to Zopiclne?

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1) Etizolam is NOT a research chemical.  It is sold and prescribed in several countries, and as proof just Google the BRAND names; Etilaam, Etizest, Sedekopan, Towa, Depas, among others.

2)  It is PRESCRIBED, meaning legitimate PhD Doctors, write scripts for patients for etizolam formulations, for the following:  insomnia, headaches, anxiety, epilepsy/anti-seizure (seizure prevention), AMONG others.  And is used with a great rate of success, too, i might add (WHEN taken as Rx'd AND used RESPONSIBLY)

3) They DO NOT, i repeat DO NOT, on a case-by-case, patient-by-patient, or milligram-to-milligram basis, have a WORSE withdrawal profile than ALL benzo's, as you are correct; Etizolam is a [THIENO]-diazepine, as opposed to [BENZO]-diazepines.  This merely means that there is a Thiophene ring substitued where the benzene ring is on benzo's.  And YES, it IS possible to become dependent, and possibly addicted, to Etizolam.  This is the case with many, many, MANY chemicals and drugs out there; legal and ILLEGAL.  This is an area that must be tread upon carefully, and takes an individual's responsible decision after thinking long and hard, and doing the proper research, as to whether or not to decide to use this (and many other potentially dependency-producing, and addictive) substance(s).  And if so, it is THAT individuals responsibility to (and their own lives they put in jeopardy if they do not) use the substance in a controlled, disciplined, and safe manner.  This goes with ANY medication, drug, chemical, suppplement, vitamin, beverage, etc..

4)  They CAN produce euphoria, in SOME individuals... just as zolpidem, zopiclone, benzo-class, and opiate/opioid-class drugs can as well.  This does NOT mean or PROVE inefficacy, in any way.  Nor does it blanket etizolam, it's class of drugs/chemicals, or similar drugs, as worthless, or ineffective.

5) Just because a drug is Rx'd off label, recommended, suggested, as well as (as MANY, if not close to all drugs at some point in time, in some fashion) abused... and regardless of whether or not SOME people find euphoric side effects, (again) it does not mean it is not effective.  As well, it ALSO does not mean it is a "bad" drug/chemical, just because it may make some individuals "feel good".  Actually, a LOT of drugs, when they work properly, are SUPPOSED to make the patient/individual feel better, and feel good.... it means they are doing their job at alleviating some sort of physical, mental, psycological, etc, ailment.

6) Also, just because something is LEGAL, does that automatically make it something that should not be used as a medicinal aid?  And by just its legal status alone, does THAT in itself make it ineffective, or inherently 'bad'?   I think not; as many legal medicines, drugs, chemicals, plants, extracts, tinctures, syrups, lozenges, liquids, and the like, are VERY effective, and very helpful to many individuals who seek treatment beyond  or outside of the 'regulatory and governmentally sanctioned' medical system.

7)  You state that [ANY] individual that takes this medicine once (yet you say not at what dosage, or for what ailments or indications), "will sleep for 6 hours and..." after waking refreshed, "...won't sleep for days... after".  How on Earth can you dare call yourself (as i'd imagine as self-respecting person would... but then again, i don't know you at all outside of your post, and what i can extrapolate from it) an intelligent, and well-informed individual, yet post a statement (of yet another of the same... a "blanket" statement, if you will") detailing the effects on [ANY and ALL] single-use/first-time (or more) takers of this drug;  and that effect is one of a single 6-hour well-rested, waking-refreshed, chunk of sleep... followed by NO "sleep for days and days".   To the intelligent, open-minded thinker's among us, this statement should come (as at least it does for myself) as an ignorant, and quite un-informed piece of opinion... at BEST.

8)  What makes the chemical -Etizolam- "crude", as you say???  Is there something about it's synthesis process that is somehow 'dirty', or 'basal', and in effective produces a "crude" drug???  I dont know about others out there, but when i think of a "crude drug" a few things come to mind:

a) that no pure chemical compound could be classified as "crude", due to the very nature of WHAT it is.... a PURE chemical compound.  Nothing More, nothing Less.

b) a couple "crude" drugs that DO come to mind, would be something like Opium Latex.  It is a plant medicine, obtained by "scoring, waiting, then scraping" the unripe Opium Poppy (or Papaver Somniferum) seed pods, or just collecting the undried, milky latex as soon as it has seeped out; it has medical value, indeed; it contains an array of a VARIOUS (and in an exact manner, unpredictable ratios) set of several opiate alkaloids, ALONG with other compounds (the latex, dried plant matter, and others);  it CAN be purified further to produce very pure (and to varied degrees of chemical-specific potencies) drugs.  Namely Morphine, Codeine, and Thebaine, in descending order of content by weight.

Another "crude" drug that comes to mind is "jail-house wine" or "hooch".  This is alcohol, with ABV ranging from ~6 to ~16%, frequently made in jails/prisons, but also (as nodded to by it's other name, "homebrew") made in people's home.  This alcoholic drink is made with many varied ingredients, many added for flavor or taste.  But the essentials it MUST contain, to produce alcohol via fermentation, and thus to rightly recieve the name of 'alcoholic beverage', are Water, Sugar, and Yeast.  The yeast, as an active living organism, "eats" the sugars, and metabolizes and therefore excretes 2 byproducts.  One being carbon dioxide, and the other, being the widely enjoyed Ethyl Alcohol, or EtOH.

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9) The reasons these "Doctors", as you reference, have not heard of Etizolam, is because (as i reason you're speaking of Doctors practicing in the United States, the UK, or a number of other countries) Etizolam is an Unscheduled Drug, and not FDA-regulated in the US (as well as unregulated by the equivalent authorities and agencies in many European and South American countries, among others).  There are several countries, as I stated above, where it IS regulated, Approved, AND Prescribed, but Licensed, Accredited, and presently practicing Doctors; 2 of these countries that come to mind are Japan, and India.

So, in many countries, Yes.... it IS a Legal Drug.  But just because it is Unregulated, and Legal, does NOT equate to it being a "...STREET DRUG NOTHING MORE".  If fact, generally, the OPPOSITE is true.... the drugs that are Regulated, yet UNapproved, are the ones that become the most popular AND PREVALANT 'street drugs'.  And, save for alcohol, as research, studies, and treatment and medical centers have proven and shown, these Street Drugs are amongst the most damaging (physically, emotionally, psychologically, economically, and spiritually) and dangerous drugs to exist.   These would include Methamphetamine, Cocaine, Heroin, Bath Salts, Quaaludes, and several others.

THEREFORE,

TL;DR:  For anyone out there looking for an alternative to the medicines and therapies currently available to them, and are looking for something to help what is currently ailing them, and think Etizolam may be a promising medication.... DO your research.  But afterwards, if you still think it may help, go ahead and give it a go.  It has helped myself, as well as many others.

And i have had no Dependence issues, blackouts (not that they're impossible, because they are with many -diazepines, and Z-drugs), days lost to sleep, of any other side effect that has made my life unmanageable, or become a danger to my health.  It is actually quite a godsend of a substance, especially in the country I live (USA), because it is LEGAL, and Unscheduled; it has many of the benefits of the more popular benzodiazepines (Xanax/alprazolam, Valium/diazepam, Klonopin/clonazepam, Ativan/lorazepam) without (i feel) some of the more negative side effects, at least at proper responsible dosages.  Which for me is anywhere between 1mg in the morning, up to 3mg a day.

And as always YMMV, and UTFSE! ;-D

Take care guys, be well, and live healthy  

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