05-28-2018, 12:12 PM
Many people report it helps with anxiety alone with no muscle relaxation or sedation. In my experience the main benefit over something like alprazolam is the latter has a great effect on memory (i.e. worse memory).
My experience has been that if I am doing something anxiety-provoking at work, yet also need to perform or can't deal with xanax memory issues, then bromazepam has been very helpful. It is my "go to" for public speaking. Not sure how things would play out if used daily or by someone used to xanax (might seem very weak). Not suggesting all anxiety goes away, but it dials down the fear - that for me is a manageable balance between calming down but still being totally switched on.
My experience has been that if I am doing something anxiety-provoking at work, yet also need to perform or can't deal with xanax memory issues, then bromazepam has been very helpful. It is my "go to" for public speaking. Not sure how things would play out if used daily or by someone used to xanax (might seem very weak). Not suggesting all anxiety goes away, but it dials down the fear - that for me is a manageable balance between calming down but still being totally switched on.