It is found naturally in every cell in the human body. In the brain, the highest amounts occur in the hypothalamus and basal ganglia [Gallimberti, 1989]. GHB is found in even greater concentrations in the kidney, heart, skeletal muscles, and brown fat [Chin, 1992].
GHB has been widely used and researched, finding applications in obstetrics and general anesthesia and in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal syndrome, narcolepsy, insomnia, and other arenas.
During the 1980s, GHB was widely available over-the-counter in health-food stores, purchased largely by body-builders for its ability to aid in fat reduction and muscle-building. In the last few years it has been gaining popularity as a recreational drug offering a pleasant, alcohol-like, hangover-free high and potent prosexual effects.
GHB is currently (as of 2010) a controlled substance in almost every developed country in the world, and carries heavy fines and/or imprisonment for possessing and using.
We have extensive research papers on GHB, the facts about it, how it can be obtained and how it is used recreationally. We also have the complete synthesis for GHB.
This compilation of two GHB studies documents dosages, effects, reports and side-effects with GHB’s recreational use. This paper also presents medicinal and sex-enhancing uses of GHB. This is the most comprehensive informational package available on GHB available.
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