I should of stated my point earlier. GHB is gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid and xyrem is sodium oxybate. They dont seem to be the same thing to me but I amagine somehow they could be.
What I am absolutely certain of is that Xyrem has absolutely no positive feelings other than to put you to sleep. I was curious and tried a small dose of Xyrem a few times and all it did was make me feel like I do after driving two hours......ie kinda tired, kinda out of it.
This is from a site I review regarding GHB:
"As has been emphasized, the overall safety of GHB is well-established, and no deaths attributable to GHB have been reported over the thirty year period that this compound has been in use [Vickers, 1969; Chin and Kreutzer, 1992]. In fact, as of 1990, only forty-six adverse reactions had been reported in the United States surely constituting only an infinitesimal fraction of actual usage, all followed by rapid and complete recovery [Chin and Kreutzer, 1992]. Unlike a large proportion of other drugs including alcohol and even Tylenol, GHB has no toxic effects on the liver, kidney or other organs [Vickers, 1969; Chin and Kreutzer, 1992]"
CERI: GHB Feature Article from Newsletter
And I do realize I am contradicting myself by quoting a GHB article here. I see them as two different things as mentioned, Xyrem does nothing that makes you feel good.
I am only trying to point out a medicine that has worked for me. If someone can point to an actual negative instance regarding Xyrem I would like to see it.