BourbonMac
Bluelighter
I'm not gonna resort to booze, I used to have a pretty big problem with it and have been sober for almost 3 years.
Phenibut is also as far as I'm aware way more potent and addictive, so I don't think I'll take that route. Also don't want to take the Lyrica route because I know that is more addictive as well. Gabapentin forces you to moderate it if you actually want good effects, and that's something I like.
As for the tinnitus I'm aware there is a "habituation" but this is far more severe than that, I don't think one could possibly become habituated to this level. I have had periods in the past where I had it for awhile and recall someone saying "never focus on your tinnitus" which I agreed with, and mostly made jokes about electric needle dicks fucking my ears, but that was 1/20th of what I've got now. Some solution will be figured out I'm hoping. If I take 2 Benadryl and a hot shower the noise goes down considerably to completely, but swallowing or burping can spike it back at least in my right ear. Then Flonase makes it go back down for a bit.
Although I had a CT showing negative for fluid, I can physically feel something moving especially in my bad ear, the right one, often when I swallow. My tinnitus randomly disappeared before the CT so the result may have not been accurate. Same problem when I saw the audiologist 2 months ago, he saw eardrum movement when my tinnitus was gone, but when my doctor did the air pump thing, my eardrums didn't move.
As for DMT, which I did for a month straight last summer, it never really gave me ringing in the ears. I hear this is common, or some kind of vibrating sound. Maybe because I'd always have headphones on I didn't notice it, there was always some music playing whether I was at home or doing it at a friends house.
Phenibut is also as far as I'm aware way more potent and addictive, so I don't think I'll take that route. Also don't want to take the Lyrica route because I know that is more addictive as well. Gabapentin forces you to moderate it if you actually want good effects, and that's something I like.
As for the tinnitus I'm aware there is a "habituation" but this is far more severe than that, I don't think one could possibly become habituated to this level. I have had periods in the past where I had it for awhile and recall someone saying "never focus on your tinnitus" which I agreed with, and mostly made jokes about electric needle dicks fucking my ears, but that was 1/20th of what I've got now. Some solution will be figured out I'm hoping. If I take 2 Benadryl and a hot shower the noise goes down considerably to completely, but swallowing or burping can spike it back at least in my right ear. Then Flonase makes it go back down for a bit.
Although I had a CT showing negative for fluid, I can physically feel something moving especially in my bad ear, the right one, often when I swallow. My tinnitus randomly disappeared before the CT so the result may have not been accurate. Same problem when I saw the audiologist 2 months ago, he saw eardrum movement when my tinnitus was gone, but when my doctor did the air pump thing, my eardrums didn't move.
As for DMT, which I did for a month straight last summer, it never really gave me ringing in the ears. I hear this is common, or some kind of vibrating sound. Maybe because I'd always have headphones on I didn't notice it, there was always some music playing whether I was at home or doing it at a friends house.
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