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Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

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invegaloner said:
The fact that the ChatGPT changes its answers every time you ask it a question about invega should alarm you, it does not know what it’s talking about, it’s better off actually reading people’s testimonies
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I noticed that a lot of Times ChatGPT told me “it take 12-24 months to go back to normal” and into reddit i found people saying it took them 18 months to feel better and 24 months to feel normal again, so, in some way it’s accurate in other ways it seem to just give the answer you want.

But it actually don’t lie over how these injections affect the brain and how the brain react to the drug and this is why recovery take a very long time, this is always correct.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
I noticed that a lot of Times ChatGPT told me “it take 12-24 months to go back to normal” and into reddit i found people saying it took them 18 months to feel better and 24 months to feel normal again, so, in some way it’s accurate in other ways it seem to just give the answer you want.

But it actually don’t lie over how these injections affect the brain and how the brain react to the drug and this is why recovery take a very long time, this is always correct.
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I hope it takes me 8 months
 
twinpeaks123 said:
I hope it takes me 8 months
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Very lucky people recover in 6-9 months, average people recover in 12-18 months, some people have to wait 18 months before seeing improvements and 24 months to recover. Very rarely it take 24-36 months to recover (2-3 years) and for some reason there are also people who claim They fully recovered only after 4 years, and there are also people who claim they never recovered.

I think only time can tell what is your case, if you can take supplements, hit the gym, walk, swim, eat well and try to sleep the most as you can.

Some of us (like me) cannot focus on sleep due to severe insomnia and cannot walk, swim, hit the gym or exercise because of injury (it seem that if you broke a bone under the influence of these injections then it won’t recover fully but only partially) so be careful with exercise and try to not broke any bones and dont push your muscles too far because muscle injury are also very high rate because of this drug influence.

Take it easy day by day, know that a normal people recover muscle and body efforts overnight and maybe some days if the effort is very strong (like weight lift) but it will take you the double of the amount of time to restore your body.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
Very lucky people recover in 6-9 months, average people recover in 12-18 months, some people have to wait 18 months before seeing improvements and 24 months to recover. Very rarely it take 24-36 months to recover (2-3 years) and for some reason there are also people who claim They fully recovered only after 4 years, and there are also people who claim they never recovered.

I think only time can tell what is your case, if you can take supplements, hit the gym, walk, swim, eat well and try to sleep the most as you can.

Some of us (like me) cannot focus on sleep due to severe insomnia and cannot walk, swim, hit the gym or exercise because of injury (it seem that if you broke a bone under the influence of these injections then it won’t recover fully but only partially) so be careful with exercise and try to not broke any bones and dont push your muscles too far because muscle injury are also very high rate because of this drug influence.

Take it easy day by day, know that a normal people recover muscle and body efforts overnight and maybe some days if the effort is very strong (like weight lift) but it will take you the double of the amount of time to restore your body.
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I thought average recovery time was 6-9 months
 
twinpeaks123 said:
I thought average recovery time was 6-9 months
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Recovery in 6-9 months is usually very rare and most people take at least 12 months to feel “ok” again. There is @Invegatorture who recovered in 9 months but @paranoid android took like 1 year before recovering, and lot of us are at 11 months like @rawbanana without signs of Recovery or me at 16 months with no recovery, some user here already hit the 19 months without recovery..

This is not to scare you but to avoid to you the desperation if it come that you won’t recover when you reach 6-9 months.

I also have expected a recovery at 10-12 months but it don’t came and i had almost a nervous crash because i was really beliving that I would recover in that time.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
Recovery in 6-9 months is usually very rare and most people take at least 12 months to feel “ok” again. There is @Invegatorture who recovered in 9 months but @paranoid android took like 1 year before recovering, and lot of us are at 11 months like @rawbanana without signs of Recovery or me at 16 months with no recovery, some user here already hit the 19 months without recovery..

This is not to scare you but to avoid to you the desperation if it come that you won’t recover when you reach 6-9 months.

I also have expected a recovery at 10-12 months but it don’t came and i had almost a nervous crash because i was really beliving that I would recover in that time.
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how many doses does the person with 19 months take?
 
I don’t remember, in my case I took 2 injections at the max dose 50mg but it was risperdal consta (basically same shit, different name) and some very ambigue info about half life that don’t match with other antipsychotics injections but as we can see half life reported about these drugs are very inaccurate and false so from what i think we all got injected with the same shit, with different names.
 
twinpeaks123 said:
I can’t get weed or can’t drink alcohol, should I use nicotine?
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The best thing is to let your brain without stress (alchool weed and nicotine also coffee and energy drink) so avoid these things unless you already smoked nicotine before (it’s basically impossible to stop smoking undere this agony)..

@Trueart2 says that weed push invega out of the body/brain, but we don’t have any scientific data about, it’s some conclusion came from his own documentary and research, but if you ask me i tell you to simply avoid whatever play with your brain and nervous system like ricreationals drugs, alchool, coffee, cigarets, energy drink etc..
 
My blood test results came back, prolactin level fell to 9.8ug/l, testosterone increased to 15.2 nmol/l. I dont know if it is a sign of invega leaving my body but i sure dont feel any better. Sexual function declined worse than before...waking up more times at night, minor movements produce muscle pain that never go away, run out of breath by merely walking now, energy levels are dead by afternoon.
 
anonymoususer777 said:
My blood test results came back, prolactin level fell to 9.8ug/l, testosterone increased to 15.2 nmol/l. I dont know if it is a sign of invega leaving my body but i sure dont feel any better. Sexual function declined worse than before...waking up more times at night, minor movements produce muscle pain that never go away, run out of breath by merely walking now, energy levels are dead by afternoon.
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what blood test did you ask for?
 
twinpeaks123 said:
what blood test did you ask for?
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Prolactin and testosterone. Invega makes your prolactin go up abnormally high and sometimes the testosterone decreases for some people. Declining prolactin levels usually indicate that invega is leaving your body. I thought a declining prolactin level would be good news but my body is not reflecting any improvement. Prolactin was sitting at 27ug/l four months ago, now it is 9.8ug/l.

There is also a test to check level of invega left in yourbody but it is not available where i live.
 
anonymoususer777 said:
Prolactin and testosterone. Invega makes your prolactin go up abnormally high and sometimes the testosterone decreases for some people. Declining prolactin levels usually indicate that invega is leaving your body. I thought a declining prolactin level would be good news but my body is not reflecting any improvement. Prolactin was sitting at 27ug/l four months ago, now it is 9.8ug/l.

There is also a test to check level of invega left in yourbody but it is not available where i live.
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You would be shocked if they give you a PET and they will compare those result to a normal people brain. This is why they don’t give us the PET exam.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
The best thing is to let your brain without stress (alchool weed and nicotine also coffee and energy drink) so avoid these things unless you already smoked nicotine before (it’s basically impossible to stop smoking undere this agony)..

@Trueart2 says that weed push invega out of the body/brain, but we don’t have any scientific data about, it’s some conclusion came from his own documentary and research, but if you ask me i tell you to simply avoid whatever play with your brain and nervous system like ricreationals drugs, alchool, coffee, cigarets, energy drink etc..
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I’ll have to find it for you, but there’s scientific research that backs up Invega being pushed out by weed that supports my Invega documentary journey.
 
nom. said:
Which brand is good?

I searched on my search engine, and while the price is cheap, there are more than just one or two types.

And I heard they aren't medically verified either.

Still, I plan to try taking them for now.

Could you possibly recommend a brand?
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I personally took the CVS brand. I don’t have any brand preference, I could tell you one but it would generally be meaningless.
 
Trueart2 said:
I’ll have to find it for you, but there’s scientific research that backs up Invega being pushed out by weed that supports my Invega documentary journey.
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I agree with @Trueart2 here. I know a person with 8 invega injections who started smoking weed 7 months after last injection and recovered fully in 1 year.
 
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