Semerald is a sedative-tranquilizer hybrid used for sleep disorders and depression. Legal with a prescription, and only meant for short term use. Tiny green pills.

Sedatives and tranquilizers are prescribed to treat anxiety disorders and sleep disturbances. These drugs have a depressant effect on the central nervous system and work similar to alcohol.

Semerald is used to decrease anxiety, encourage sleep, and also act as an anesthetic. Specifically helpful to induce drowsiness or sleepiness when taken before a sleep cycle.

Methods of Use This drug is to be swallowed.

Effects on the Central Nervous SystemSemerald depress functioning of the central nervous system, but the specific way depends on the dosage. It works through "release from inhibition" on those areas of the brain that limit activity of the central nervous system. In other words, they indirectly facilitate the action of certain brain areas to promote calmness or sleepiness.

IntoxicationLarge doses can resemble alcohol intoxication (including hallucinations, delusions, and memory disorders), and it also has some of the more severe effects like delirium and seizures.

Continue abuse can cause other symptoms that include:

• Reduced mental alertness
• Reduced attention span
• "Floating" sensations
• Depressed heartbeat
• Depressed breathing
• Sleepiness and drowsiness
• Confusion and disorientation
• Shakiness or unsteadiness

These drugs of abuse are prescription drugs. Individuals frequently obtain them by going to more than one doctor with the same complaints or blackmarket. Even at prescribed doses, these drugs can cause dependence.

Withdrawal Withdrawal syndromes depend on the specific use of drug, but may last for weeks. Some common withdrawal symptoms include:

• Agitation
• Disturbed sleep
• Irritability
• Nightmares
• Convulsions