It's unfortunate that the article ends the down quote "Hang on. Well, like, what next?" after the test results indicated a with 3x normal levels of GABA.
Well, what next? If your GABA is high, then the science begins.
Outside of the benzo family, there're a few others.
How about chlorophenibut, which is a GABA receptor agonist?
How about straight GHB, which is naturally produced by your body, but is a precursor to GABA in the brain. (Theory being if there is more GHB your body will notice and then stop producing GABA.)
Well, what next? If your GABA is high, then the science begins.
As you mentioned, there's a whole family of benzos to try that all do slightly different things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benzodiazepine#Common_types
Outside of the benzo family, there're a few others.
How about chlorophenibut, which is a GABA receptor agonist?
How about straight GHB, which is naturally produced by your body, but is a precursor to GABA in the brain. (Theory being if there is more GHB your body will notice and then stop producing GABA.)