dreamydays
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My apologies for not posting in the last year or so, It's been challening.
Anyway I have found a protocol which returns many of my functioning for one day a week.
My protocol
Sleep for 5 hours (ish)
I then take Pregabalin (300-600mg)
Agmatine (500-1000mg)
Sleep for 2 hours (ish)
Upon wakening
Modafinil (100-600mg)
Piracetam (2-8g)
Some things I have the option of taking for an extra boost
Benzodiazipines
Clonazepam (0.5-2mg), this is more euphoric/stimulating
Lorazepam (1-4mg), this is more calming/focusing
Zolpidem (10-20mg) 3 x daily this is a better balance
NMN
This is a niacin based supplement which boosts NAD+ levels
250-1000mg (I take DoNotAge or Alive by nature brands as they ave independent COAs)
Ivabradine
2.5-5mg
I take this for POTS and it keeps my heart rate under control, I think its the best treatment for my POTS. None of the others have worked for me, I also don't get any side effects. I take it most days.
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As some of you know my Fiancé also has ME, she is housebound but this makes her a lot stronger and we get all our jobs done, which is a never ending task as you know, this works really well for her too. This study therefore is (n=2)
Unfortunately due to drug tolerance we can do this only once a week, the pregabalin is the key, the tolerance is a bitch for this! We don't take it any other days. The agmatine is a great stabiliser and helps prevents tolerance to the protocol.
i can talk to friends, use my laptop get jobs done and physically move around the house which is like getting my life back temporally.
Disclaimer: This works for us, getting the right levels of medication is key, I can't say how this would affect others and I am not recommending this as I am not a doctor just a patient and researcher, my dosage has to adapt to any tolerance and I have had to take breaks for a few weeks sometimes to not let my body/ME to adapt and stop this regime from working.
I was already experimenting with some of these medications and was prescribed Pregabalin for daily use, which I had to stop and give my body time to withdraw from and learn that the benefits of intermittent use at a high dose worked. I wake up with a bit of a 'buzz' from the Pregabalin, all these medications can be misused and I found it took time to balance the dosage. My body deals well with medication in general, If someone was sensitive to medication then they would have to tread very carefully with such a protocol.
Anyway I have found a protocol which returns many of my functioning for one day a week.
My protocol
Sleep for 5 hours (ish)
I then take Pregabalin (300-600mg)
Agmatine (500-1000mg)
Sleep for 2 hours (ish)
Upon wakening
Modafinil (100-600mg)
Piracetam (2-8g)
Some things I have the option of taking for an extra boost
Benzodiazipines
Clonazepam (0.5-2mg), this is more euphoric/stimulating
Lorazepam (1-4mg), this is more calming/focusing
Zolpidem (10-20mg) 3 x daily this is a better balance
NMN
This is a niacin based supplement which boosts NAD+ levels
250-1000mg (I take DoNotAge or Alive by nature brands as they ave independent COAs)
Ivabradine
2.5-5mg
I take this for POTS and it keeps my heart rate under control, I think its the best treatment for my POTS. None of the others have worked for me, I also don't get any side effects. I take it most days.
------------------------------
As some of you know my Fiancé also has ME, she is housebound but this makes her a lot stronger and we get all our jobs done, which is a never ending task as you know, this works really well for her too. This study therefore is (n=2)
Unfortunately due to drug tolerance we can do this only once a week, the pregabalin is the key, the tolerance is a bitch for this! We don't take it any other days. The agmatine is a great stabiliser and helps prevents tolerance to the protocol.
i can talk to friends, use my laptop get jobs done and physically move around the house which is like getting my life back temporally.
Disclaimer: This works for us, getting the right levels of medication is key, I can't say how this would affect others and I am not recommending this as I am not a doctor just a patient and researcher, my dosage has to adapt to any tolerance and I have had to take breaks for a few weeks sometimes to not let my body/ME to adapt and stop this regime from working.
I was already experimenting with some of these medications and was prescribed Pregabalin for daily use, which I had to stop and give my body time to withdraw from and learn that the benefits of intermittent use at a high dose worked. I wake up with a bit of a 'buzz' from the Pregabalin, all these medications can be misused and I found it took time to balance the dosage. My body deals well with medication in general, If someone was sensitive to medication then they would have to tread very carefully with such a protocol.
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