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Mental Health Coming off Invega (Paliperidone, Xeplion) injections v 6.0

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Merek said:
it’s like super Xanax? I’ve heard k pins aren’t as potent but they just last longer, I really liked Xanax cause I loved to get fucked up and the buzz felt great, do k pins have a different type of buzz or no buzz at all?
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Klonopin doesn't give a buzz. It reduces fear of phobias as well as allowing for sleep under stress. It feels relatively relaxing under invega. It's not a party drug.
 
InvegaIsdeath said:
Klonopin doesn't give a buzz. It reduces fear of phobias as well as allowing for sleep under stress. It feels relatively relaxing under invega. It's not a party drug.
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ya igy I still wouldn’t recommend anyone to take benzos but if anyone insists on it klonopin is the way to go.
 
UnluckyXeplion said:
Is there a way to expedite the healing of dopamine receptors? I can't keep suffering from this anhedonia for 2 - 3 years! I'm wasting precious time each day, doing nothing at all, it's insane.
Instead of studying or even enjoying my free time playing video games, I'm just scrolling YouTube videos or napping.
Maybe there's a way to make the receptors repair faster or maybe, and now I'm thinking about it, maybe semen retention will help for this.
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Lions mane, 5htp, egcg, l tyrosine.
Extra: prescribed testosterone
 
Merek said:
Why do you keep thinking you’re not gonna heal for 2-3 years? if you keep telling yourself that bs your brains gonna believe it and your sub conscious is gonna make you feel like shit, stop buying into all the people saying you never recover I give up on trying to convince you you’ll be fine cause of all the improvements you’ve made you just want to be negative for some reason.
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I was curious, not negative.
@t_xeplionhell received only 2 shots and he still suffering from anhedonia after 21 months. That's why I said 2 - 3 more years for me.
I really can't bare it, it's the worse side effect for me right now.
 
I actually never developed any issues as far as I could tell when I was on abilify for two months and a half thankfully, it wasn't until the unfortunate switch to invega that I began to suffer a wide variety of mental and physical symptoms. And yes it's far too easy to fall into a negative state of mind thinking you won't make a recovery of some sort, even I feel that way which I know I shouldn't. It's just a shame I can't mentally continue pursing certain goals with my severely sleep deprived brain.
 
shern said:
Same here, seems like I can't breath fully, did it improve?
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I took abilify twice in my life, once from 2011-2013 and the second during Feb 2022 to October 2022. I have never had any breathing problems in my life except when I took abilify. I developed breathing problems January through March 2012, but they went away for good after. Then I developed breathing problems Thanksgiving 2022... unfortunately, these breathing problems remain to this day. Fool me once, fool me twice... this time, I believe it's going to be permanent, and in all cases, other than hoping the body heals itself, there is no cure nor treatment for the breathing problems this causes. It is repeated aggravated assault, torture and strangulation and those who administer abilify or any substance that can cause such a thing are guilty of severe felonies and need to be imprisoned for a long, long time as allowed by law. I am seeking help from breathing experts, neurologists and sleep clinics but they can barely prove the problem, much less have any hope to treat it and provide any form of relief. My suggestion to prove the problem: have scientists take biopsies of nervous tissue, examine it under an electron scanning microscope and compare it to samples of healthy tissue (people without antipsychotic induced injuries) to prove damage to nervous tissue and neurochemical receptors.

My breathing problems are really really bad. This time around I don't think they are going to improve ever.

CrimsonThornX said:
In the multiple years of seeing psychiatrists throughout my life there legitimately hasn't been a single occasion where I felt like a prescription medication actually benefitted me. At the very end they caused me severe mental and physical harm hence why I'm here now.
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Yep, I'm in the same boat. Antidepressants and antipsychotics have never benefited me--this could of course be due to the fact that I was certainly never psychotic and likely never depressed (Before drug induced depression from paliperidone), and that all the diagnoses my mental health care providers gave me, according to the DSM, were totally illegal and not even remotely possible, considering and accepting all allegations of behavior and symptoms (which themselves were largely fabricated and not credible). I have had severe side effects 100% of the time from these antidepressants and antipsychotics! And am dealing with all of them, to this day. People who have been injured by these "medications" need to take as much action as they can. Side effects literature, which hasn't been truly examined for its validity and accuracy, does not measure long-term side effects and their sample sizes are a joke, jokingly small! It is pretty much universally agreed upon that many tens and thirties of millions of Americans are on antipsychotics and antidepressants in recent years. The real world patient data of people using these drugs has never been collected to my knowledge. Worst of all, all of these injuries basically have no cure or treatment. I am dealing with many of them as we speak:
Long-term, likely permanent, incurable and now seemingly untreatable heartburn from fluoxetine and wellbutrin--right now, I am in unbearable pain from it and I suspect permanent esophageal sphincter damage, and no PPIs, no antacids, no milk, nothing works... painkillers are barely helping me manage the pain, but have somewhat of a useful effect--I am trying to work with gastroenterologists ASAP when the working week starts soon and need to reach out to experts around the world.
Long-term diarrhea which I suspect is from Wellbutrin--I have taken most stool pathogen tests my clinic conducts and they all turned out negative.
Long-term breathing problems, untreatable, incurable, that I just mentioned (from abilify, clearly)
Permanent obesity, irreversible, incurable, untreatable, from abilify (which I've talked about in my previous posts!)
Permanent, incurable, untreatable depression and sexual dysfunction from paliperidone! (hence, why I am here) I've had it since December 2021, I discontinued paliperidone around January 2022. Thus, I've had this problem for 14/15 months? With zero improvements--there is nobody known in the record who had zero improvements for such a long period of time and ever recovered thereafter--most of them disappear for good and we can assume they committed suicide, for justifiable and obvious reasons.

I have not been on any psychiatric drugs since the end of December 2022! and have discontinued these offending medications for many many months.

But yeah, up until recently, abilify induced breathing problems were my main problem. Now, I'm dealing with heartburn as my main priority for now. Meanwhile, my paliperidone induced depression and sexual dysfunction is "neglected," in the sense that I am not campaigning for it (justice and healing) at the moment. It shouldn't surprise anyone that my efforts to convince scientists, research programs, politicians, business people and the like to research treatments and cures for any of these problems, which are all linked, has not been successful, but if others make an effort to try to persuade them, it may be more effective.
 
prinzfrost said:
I took abilify twice in my life, once from 2011-2013 and the second during Feb 2022 to October 2022. I have never had any breathing problems in my life except when I took abilify. I developed breathing problems January through March 2012, but they went away for good after. Then I developed breathing problems Thanksgiving 2022... unfortunately, these breathing problems remain to this day. Fool me once, fool me twice... this time, I believe it's going to be permanent, and in all cases, other than hoping the body heals itself, there is no cure nor treatment for the breathing problems this causes. It is repeated aggravated assault, torture and strangulation and those who administer abilify or any substance that can cause such a thing are guilty of severe felonies and need to be imprisoned for a long, long time as allowed by law. I am seeking help from breathing experts, neurologists and sleep clinics but they can barely prove the problem, much less have any hope to treat it and provide any form of relief. My suggestion to prove the problem: have scientists take biopsies of nervous tissue, examine it under an electron scanning microscope and compare it to samples of healthy tissue (people without antipsychotic induced injuries) to prove damage to nervous tissue and neurochemical receptors.

My breathing problems are really really bad. This time around I don't think they are going to improve ever.



Yep, I'm in the same boat. Antidepressants and antipsychotics have never benefited me--this could of course be due to the fact that I was certainly never psychotic and likely never depressed (Before drug induced depression from paliperidone), and that all the diagnoses my mental health care providers gave me, according to the DSM, were totally illegal and not even remotely possible, considering and accepting all allegations of behavior and symptoms (which themselves were largely fabricated and not credible). I have had severe side effects 100% of the time from these antidepressants and antipsychotics! And am dealing with all of them, to this day. People who have been injured by these "medications" need to take as much action as they can. Side effects literature, which hasn't been truly examined for its validity and accuracy, does not measure long-term side effects and their sample sizes are a joke, jokingly small! It is pretty much universally agreed upon that many tens and thirties of millions of Americans are on antipsychotics and antidepressants in recent years. The real world patient data of people using these drugs has never been collected to my knowledge. Worst of all, all of these injuries basically have no cure or treatment. I am dealing with many of them as we speak:
Long-term, likely permanent, incurable and now seemingly untreatable heartburn from fluoxetine and wellbutrin--right now, I am in unbearable pain from it and I suspect permanent esophageal sphincter damage, and no PPIs, no antacids, no milk, nothing works... painkillers are barely helping me manage the pain, but have somewhat of a useful effect--I am trying to work with gastroenterologists ASAP when the working week starts soon and need to reach out to experts around the world.
Long-term diarrhea which I suspect is from Wellbutrin--I have taken most stool pathogen tests my clinic conducts and they all turned out negative.
Long-term breathing problems, untreatable, incurable, that I just mentioned (from abilify, clearly)
Permanent obesity, irreversible, incurable, untreatable, from abilify (which I've talked about in my previous posts!)
Permanent, incurable, untreatable depression and sexual dysfunction from paliperidone! (hence, why I am here) I've had it since December 2021, I discontinued paliperidone around January 2022. Thus, I've had this problem for 14/15 months? With zero improvements--there is nobody known in the record who had zero improvements for such a long period of time and ever recovered thereafter--most of them disappear for good and we can assume they committed suicide, for justifiable and obvious reasons.

I have not been on any psychiatric drugs since the end of December 2022! and have discontinued these offending medications for many many months.

But yeah, up until recently, abilify induced breathing problems were my main problem. Now, I'm dealing with heartburn as my main priority for now. Meanwhile, my paliperidone induced depression and sexual dysfunction is "neglected," in the sense that I am not campaigning for it (justice and healing) at the moment. It shouldn't surprise anyone that my efforts to convince scientists, research programs, politicians, business people and the like to research treatments and cures for any of these problems, which are all linked, has not been successful, but if others make an effort to try to persuade them, it may be more effective.
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If you take any AP while recovering from invega, it slows down recovery. That could be the reason why you didn't see improvements, also abilify you took can cause same side-effects (anhedonia, depression, sexual dysfunction, body pains, and some others) if you are still recovering from invega while you received it.
 
prinzfrost said:
I took abilify twice in my life, once from 2011-2013 and the second during Feb 2022 to October 2022. I have never had any breathing problems in my life except when I took abilify. I developed breathing problems January through March 2012, but they went away for good after. Then I developed breathing problems Thanksgiving 2022... unfortunately, these breathing problems remain to this day. Fool me once, fool me twice... this time, I believe it's going to be permanent, and in all cases, other than hoping the body heals itself, there is no cure nor treatment for the breathing problems this causes. It is repeated aggravated assault, torture and strangulation and those who administer abilify or any substance that can cause such a thing are guilty of severe felonies and need to be imprisoned for a long, long time as allowed by law. I am seeking help from breathing experts, neurologists and sleep clinics but they can barely prove the problem, much less have any hope to treat it and provide any form of relief. My suggestion to prove the problem: have scientists take biopsies of nervous tissue, examine it under an electron scanning microscope and compare it to samples of healthy tissue (people without antipsychotic induced injuries) to prove damage to nervous tissue and neurochemical receptors.

My breathing problems are really really bad. This time around I don't think they are going to improve ever.



Yep, I'm in the same boat. Antidepressants and antipsychotics have never benefited me--this could of course be due to the fact that I was certainly never psychotic and likely never depressed (Before drug induced depression from paliperidone), and that all the diagnoses my mental health care providers gave me, according to the DSM, were totally illegal and not even remotely possible, considering and accepting all allegations of behavior and symptoms (which themselves were largely fabricated and not credible). I have had severe side effects 100% of the time from these antidepressants and antipsychotics! And am dealing with all of them, to this day. People who have been injured by these "medications" need to take as much action as they can. Side effects literature, which hasn't been truly examined for its validity and accuracy, does not measure long-term side effects and their sample sizes are a joke, jokingly small! It is pretty much universally agreed upon that many tens and thirties of millions of Americans are on antipsychotics and antidepressants in recent years. The real world patient data of people using these drugs has never been collected to my knowledge. Worst of all, all of these injuries basically have no cure or treatment. I am dealing with many of them as we speak:
Long-term, likely permanent, incurable and now seemingly untreatable heartburn from fluoxetine and wellbutrin--right now, I am in unbearable pain from it and I suspect permanent esophageal sphincter damage, and no PPIs, no antacids, no milk, nothing works... painkillers are barely helping me manage the pain, but have somewhat of a useful effect--I am trying to work with gastroenterologists ASAP when the working week starts soon and need to reach out to experts around the world.
Long-term diarrhea which I suspect is from Wellbutrin--I have taken most stool pathogen tests my clinic conducts and they all turned out negative.
Long-term breathing problems, untreatable, incurable, that I just mentioned (from abilify, clearly)
Permanent obesity, irreversible, incurable, untreatable, from abilify (which I've talked about in my previous posts!)
Permanent, incurable, untreatable depression and sexual dysfunction from paliperidone! (hence, why I am here) I've had it since December 2021, I discontinued paliperidone around January 2022. Thus, I've had this problem for 14/15 months? With zero improvements--there is nobody known in the record who had zero improvements for such a long period of time and ever recovered thereafter--most of them disappear for good and we can assume they committed suicide, for justifiable and obvious reasons.

I have not been on any psychiatric drugs since the end of December 2022! and have discontinued these offending medications for many many months.

But yeah, up until recently, abilify induced breathing problems were my main problem. Now, I'm dealing with heartburn as my main priority for now. Meanwhile, my paliperidone induced depression and sexual dysfunction is "neglected," in the sense that I am not campaigning for it (justice and healing) at the moment. It shouldn't surprise anyone that my efforts to convince scientists, research programs, politicians, business people and the like to research treatments and cures for any of these problems, which are all linked, has not been successful, but if others make an effort to try to persuade them, it may be more effective.
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Long-term diarrhea is from invega (but other stuff might make it worse or prolong it), I had it for 15 months, every day. Many people here had obesity and it resolved within 1-2 years off.
 
Posso testimoniare che ho preso invega xeplion paliperidone , 6 dosi da 150mg.

Secondo me il farmaco é poco pericoloso rispetto al male verace.. il male può essere la droga cioé le sostanze tossiche, oppure noi che alimentiamo il fuoco dell' odio.

Andando su quello che viene chiesto...
A me il farmaco non ha rapito la mia sessualità.
Mi sono fatto male da solo.. ho continuato a convincermi che il mio comportamento,la mia etica erano puliti e buoni.

Sono 5 anni che ho smesso.
A 25 anni, mi svegliavo con il pene eretto dopo il sono. Oggi
 
sav91 said:
I can testify that I took invega xeplion paliperidone, 6 doses of 150mg.

In my opinion, the drug is not very dangerous compared to true evil. Evil can be drugs, i.e. toxic substances, or we who feed the fire of hatred.

Going on what is being asked…
For me, the drug has not kidnapped my sexuality.
I hurt myself.. I kept convincing myself that my behavior, my ethics were clean and good.

It's been 5 years since I quit.
At 25, I woke up with an erect penis after am. Today
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Moderators you should ban this troll who doesn't know what he speaks about.
 
t_xeplionhell said:
Moderators you should ban this troll who doesn't know what he speaks about.
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Everybody has a right to their opinion. If you think he's a troll or you think what he wrote is wrong....just don't read his posts and scroll on by.

The whole forum ( not just the Invega thread ) is full of all kinds of people with all kinds of opinions and every day we just have to read them and move on. Unless a troll violates the user agreements we just have to let them say what they want. Not sure if this is the only thread you read but I have to read almost 1000 threads and comments per day and this posters comment is mild in comparison. You don't want to read what goes on in other sub forums on here. Your head would be spinning like mine does half the time.

Best thing to do when someone makes a comment or has an opinion that is different as ours is just scroll on by. That's what I do and it makes life easier. Unless someone is insulting someone else or calling them names or sourcing drugs or being a real jerk....just read something else for awhile. That particular poster has been a member for over 4 years and only has 14 posts so it's not like he's on here every day. Probably won't even make another post for 6 more months. It's all good.
 
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