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SourceIt is evident however, that GHB can produce alterations in endocrine function. It has been shown to consistently elevate human growth hormone, cortisol, and prolactin, while having little or no effect on thyroid stimulating hormone, thyroxine, insulin, melatonin, or leutinizing hormone.
hi dreamer. tell me your experiences with xyrem, if i may ask. my insomnia is worse than it has ever been. sitting on the couch reading all night. but im scared to death of xyrem. what it used to be called, put the fear in me "date rape drug". eeeekk.
should i be afraid to try it?
many thanks, joanie