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Alcohol & GABA same effects?

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Alcohol & GABA same effects?

i heard that alcohol raises the chemical GABA in your brain so it lowers your inhibitions..ihave social anxiety and whenever itry to talk to a girl 1 on 1 either i start a conversation and i get her confused of what im talking about or i think my lip is twitching whenever i talk or i get confident and i start saying stupid stuff that are too embarrasing,im 16 btw..so will GABA supplements help me lower my inhibitions instead of using alcohol...i remember one time i got drunk with my cousin and her friend and they were washing their hair on the shower and i had to pee so i just took a piss infront of em :0 lol true story..so will gaba lower my social inhibitions? Neutral Face

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13 years ago

i heard that alcohol raises the chemical GABA in your brain so it lowers your inhibitions
. it is a mistake
Look for a doctor, he will prescribe the right remedy.
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so will gaba lower my social inhibitions?
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GABA is a natural depressor of the Nervous System, it regulates excessive excitation.

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