Phenazepam
Wow, really does sound like this stuff but its a stab in the dark.
Phenazepam - Drugs Forum
From the article above: "Phenazepam is a benzodiazepine with anxiolytic, euphoric, anticonvulsant, amnestic, muscle relaxant, and hypnotic (sleep-inducing) effects. Effects last over 60 hours and in case of overdose many days or weeks."
Interesting case here from the article:
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There is one reported case of a 26 year old man with Asperger's Syndrome who consumed between 400 and 600 mg of phenazepam. The author estimates this to be 500 times the recommended daily dose.[39] When admitted to the hospital, "he was slow, slurred his words, and had balance problems; his parents also reported fluctuating confusion and memory disturbances." When the doctors examined him he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol, which is not surprising since benzodiazepines mediate levels of GABA in the brain in a manner similar to alcohol.
A CT scan was normal. A urine sample tested positive for benzodiazepines.
The man had a history of excessive use of alcohol to control his anxiety and severe depression. He was also currently prescribed venlafaxine, zopiclone and propiomazine.
A few days after taking phenazepam he developed auditory and visual hallucinations, but details of the severity were not provided from the case report. He was administered flumazenil, a benzodiazepine antagonist, and activated charcoal repeatedly but his symptoms did not improve. He remained hospitalized for 11 days. His condition fluctuated. On the 9th day he was able to recall that he ordered the drug on the internet.
For further care, he was referred to a psychiatric unit. A test showed that 7 days post administration of the phenazepam there was a 1.2µg/g concentration of phenazepam in his blood, venlafaxine within therapeutic limits, and no alcohol."
somehow this drug is legally sold in the US because its considered a "research" drug. Wonder if it got mixed up with what Phil ordered and those caps contain the wrong thing and its dosed like it is curcumin. Nothing supports this idea though, just an idea.