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A barbiturate is the opposite of a stimulant. It depresses the body, lowering energy, etc. stimulents do the opposite, and the effects of stimulants can be described as a high. A word of warning: do not mix barbituarates and any simulant. the opposite effects on the body make it harder to notice if you take too much, and many people die because they think they took less than they did.
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