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I found these Tianaptine in my safe but can’t remember why I bought them
I don't have experience with this, but you can search Phoenix Rising for stories.
I found these Tianaptine in my safe but can’t remember why I bought them
Also I wanted to ask, since you had experienced Anxiety/Stress Psychosis, has NAC made you feel anything in terms of anxiety/racing thoughts etc?
is it ok to take Probiotic/Insulin/Saccharomyces boulardii all together?
really bad dose of Social Phobia
Do you think i could get away with this type of tummeric?
I have not tried Choline birtrate, reading your thread, I was going to try that out as my main issues is worrying about interactions with people.I recently discovered that taking N-acetyl cysteine 600 mg daily actually helps prevent some of my mild psychosis symptoms from appearing. So I've been taking NAC every day in recent months.
I've often taken these all together.
Have you looked into choline bitartrate as a treatment for social phobia? I found this highly effective: I don't have social phobia at present, but a few years ago I developed worries about whether my comments during social interaction might have offended or upset someone. I would worry about this for hours after social activity. But just one 600 mg tablet of choline bitartrate would eliminate these worries within an hour.
That is curcumin, not turmeric. I found turmeric has good anti-anxiety effects, but much less so curcumin. So you don't want to confuse the two. You can often buy turmeric very cheaply by the kilogram in Asian shops as a cooking spice.
Would you say that NAC had to be built up for you?
I tried Inositol a couple years, but i do not believe anywhere near the 15G dosages, i did get a slight mood boost but not sure if it was placebo, 15G is alot more than one would think.I find that as soon as I start taking NAC, it prevents mild psychosis symptoms from appearing. I get these mild psychosis symptom only a few days per month, but if I take NAC, they do not appear.
Have you researched high dose inositol for OCD? This is a well-known alternative treatment for OCD. High doses (eg 15 grams daily) of the B vitamin inositol raises serotonin, and for some people is effective for OCD. You can buy inositol powder by the kilogram online, search for "bulk inositol powder".
Interesting, I will look into this. I have tried B12 (I believe methyl b12) and did not feel any effects
My senses felt a bit clearer too but mentally it made me feel a bit off. Not depressed but a bit dull and gloomy.
As the day went on as I was at work the initial anxiety reduction rebounded
That's interesting. When I first started taking NAG, I found higher doses (like 3 x 700 mg) would make me feel a tad depressed. But I was OK with 700 mg doses. But months later, after I started using 700 mg daily, I found that this depression effect disappeared, and I could take higher doses without experiencing mild depression.
You might consider taking just half a 700 mg capsule, which may still reduce anxiety, but might not cause the gloominess. Then as you get used to this supplement, you can consider raising the dose later.
You may find you need to take NAG twice daily, to keep anxiety at bay for the whole day.
@Dysfunkion -- Could definitely be the case. I'd say overall, that your first day's experiences leave room for hope. It DID have effects, and now the challenge may be to figure out a dosing that might accentuate the positive(s) and alleviate the negative(s). I'll look forward to following your progress. BTW, I noticed immediate benefits when I first started taking NAG. Unfortunately, I often forget to take it, something I need to be more diligent about.Maybe it was some kind of mild herx in that case?
@Dysfunkion -- Could definitely be the case. I'd say overall, that your first day's experiences leave room for hope. It DID have effects, and now the challenge may be to figure out a dosing that might accentuate the positive(s) and alleviate the negative(s). I'll look forward to following your progress. BTW, I noticed immediate benefits when I first started taking NAG. Unfortunately, I often forget to take it, something I need to be more diligent about.