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GHB was made to force you to sleep whether you want to sleep or not.
You kids are a little clue aren't you?
When I say that, I mean you tend to put what you think/feel/believe forward as facts or data and then ask others to draw conlusions from that.
That seems intellectually irresponsible.
GHB is basically an anasthetic. ITs designed to put you to sleep. So a normal dose will render you unconscious. Thats the way its supposed to be used.
While unconscious you may have something called clonic spasms where it looks like you are twitching, or having seizures. These are normal, dose dependant (which means their severity will depend on how much you take), and harmless.
Depending on how much you take (dose dependance again) you may be difficult to impossible to wake and may be completely disoriented, not remember your name, or relevant details until you reorient.
The disorientation is because GHB forces you into a stage 4 sleep. Very Deep sleep and you will normally be disoriented waking from one of those normally. Imagine not sleeping for two days and then haiving soeone try and wake you after two hours. ITs a similar model.
This is what GHb is supposed to do to you. so the vast majority of people taken to the hospital for a so-called overdose, just took the normal dose that puts you to sleep whether you want to go to sleep or not.
While in the hospital the Doctor's will do a lot of intervention work because they don't know whats wrong with you. Then usually after about an hour or so you will suddenly come awake and be oriented.
A very expensive rest.
Neat eh? So remember lesson 1. GHB is designed to put you to sleep whether you want to sleep or not.
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