Needhelp123
Bluelighter
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Great news man. Any physical/visual symptoms? Sorry if I asked this already. Btw I tried NAC for a long time it didn’t make a noticeable difference in my symtoms
An interesting quote from the former link:
NAC reversed LPS, MA and LPS + MA-induced anxiety-like social withdrawal behaviours, as well as MA and LPS + MA-induced deficits in recognition memory. PPI deficits were evident in MA, LPS and LPS + MA models, with NAC reversing that following LPS + MA. NAC reversed LPS, MA and LPS + MA-induced frontal cortical dopamine (DA) and noradrenaline (NA) elevations, LPS and LPS + MA-induced frontal cortical 3,4-dihydroxyphenylacetic acid (DOPAC), serotonin (5-HT) and striatal NA deficits as well as LPS + MA-induced frontal cortical 5-HT turnover. Decreased IL-10 in the LPS, MA and LPS + MA animals, and increased TNF-α in the LPS and MA animals, was reversed with NAC. NAC also reversed elevated lipid peroxidation and ROS in the LPS and LPS + MA animals.
uhhh. what are they trying to say in english a 5th grader could understand? lol
Great news man. Any physical/visual symptoms? Sorry if I asked this already. Btw I tried NAC for a long time it didn’t make a noticeable difference in my symtoms
I have had every symptom you could think of. Eye floaters, visual snow, anxiety, paranoia, depression, insomnia, vivid nightmares, chest pains, sweating, tended muscles, brain fog, inability to feel pleasure etc.
Most seem to have disappeared for the moment other than lingering anxiety, and vivid dreams every night that wake me up.
Hoping the NAC supplement will get rid of whatever i have left.
8 months and 18 days into LTC.
What product is that, ZeroLuck?
I'm at close to 14 months now and I feel a strength that I never had before.
Yeah I still have some lingering anxiety, mostly health anxiety. constantly thinking about germs, brain damage, LTC permanent effects, etc.
But I'm also doing things I never was able to. I have discipline out my fucking ears. I'm facing challenges and fears more and more each day.
So yeah, not all the anxiety is gone but I'm doing things I never did before in my life. I'm recovered.
I used to think "when I'm recovered, I'll have no anxiety, no depression, life will be an euphoric cake walk, and I'll be happy as ever". Now I realize how stupid that fucking is. I've never been without anxiety, why the fuck would it suddenly evaporate now?
my anxiety is back to it's permanent life long level. Very low, but persistent.
And I have something I never had before, some kind of hidden power or belief in myself. It's hard to explain but I just get shit done these days. I set goals and achieve them consistently. I'm climbing mountains every day and I'm beginning to like it.
I may post again every few months because I anticipate things will get even better as I continue to modify my health regiment and improve my life all around. (finding challenges, testing yourself, pushing your limits. all that shit is hellla fucking healthy. stressful and challenging but in a good way. sitting alone at home is fucked up and doesnt help your recovery. you gotta get out and challenge yourself in order to finish healing. the first 6 months go ahead and lay low, after that get your ass out and challenge yourself).
but yeah, I feel like I'm done coming here as regularly as I once have.
Hope you all do well on your recovery. Peace.
Damn guys! This is just awesome! I wish I can say the same not too far in the future.
Thank you lionheart, I've took LSD at least 20-30 times in my life and has 0 negative effect on me, it's not neurotoxic and has no known negative long-term effects, maybe just unlock some condition you're already predisposed to. However on MDMA, how I should not be worried that my memory is trash? When I'm not anxious my memory is still trash, when I'm not anxious for a week, my memory again is trash, so what I should just accept it that I'm retarded now?
I've took the test again after supplementing with NAC in the last 1-2 weeks and nothing improved. https://gyazo.com/0d39c16f5e3695b349bdd57f2e930023 I'm just less obsessive over my messed up memory, which results in decline of anxiety. At least I have good reflexes... great.