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Questions/Answers
Amphetamines?
Do players such as Mike Schmidt, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, etc deserve to be docked because of amphetamines use? Or is it not a performance enhancer, despite evidence by anti-doping experts such as Gary Wadler running tests, and coming to the conclusion that they are?
Facts get in the way of a good, hate-filled rant.
If amphetamines make yourbrain produce more melatonin,how come it makes you soawake?
I read that melatonin is one of the chemicals that amphetamines makes your brain produce. I thought this makes you tired, so how come you feel so full of energy? Is it because the neurotransmitters responsible for the stimulant effects greatly outweigh the effects of melatonin?
So i to am not familiar with amphetamine-induced-melatonin production, however i can offer somewhat of a mechanistic link between the 2. So if anything, the production of melatonin which may be induced by amphetamine is definitly an indirect method. Ampethamine is classically regarded as a dopamine, noradrenaline, and even to some lesser extent serotonin uptake inhibitor "reverser", basically it cases uptake proteins to actually release neurotransmitters stores from their respective cells. Well, all of those NT's share circuitry with the hypothalamus, meaning they comunicate in sequence and regulate each other. The hypothalamus is the main regulator of melatonin production within the pineal gland. So assuming over activation by dopamine (most likely) input to cells of the hypothalamus is excitatory, or maybe even inhibitory, which then either excites or relieves inhibition exerted by the hypothalamus onto the pineal gland. So thats possibly the link, it should be noted that production of this kind is a much longer process, maybe takes hours to days? and i am not familiar with melatonin biosynthesis so whether it is stored in some sort of granule or vessicle, and released upon a different mechanism? It should be noted though that melatonin is not the only sleep factor, and may serve other regulatory roles that are not well understook as of yet?
How long does it take forAmphetamines to get out ofyour system?
If someone takes amphetamines on a regular basic, then stops for a week, would it still be in your system
Amphetamines can be detected in urine for up to about 4 days after use. Unlike some other drugs, regular use of amphetamine does not significantly increase the detection window for drug testing. Amphetamines can probably be detected in blood for about a day, but blood tests are rarely used except for therapeutic monitoring, which I am guessing is not the basis of your question.
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