how safe is it to use a ssri during development

[BIitz]

agomelatine sounds great on paper, better sleep, and a more kb person. but would it create a tolerance in the future? idk ive done my research seems like a 50 50 tbh

 

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[Outlander]

Those things are bad for you at ANY age

 

[BIitz]

Those things are bad for you at ANY age

short term cycle till schools over, 2 months

 

[Outlander]

short term cycle till schools over, 2 months

Don't take those things

 

[BIitz]

Don't take those things

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[avgsub5human]

short term cycle till schools over, 2 months

you wont even get full effect in 2 months brah just skip it then, u either commit for 1-2 years at least or you dont

 

[mohito]

Ago is not an SSRI. Neither is strongly associated with tolerance. Ago seems fine but SSRIs can have some major emotional side effects

 

[BIitz]

Ago is not an SSRI. Neither is strongly associated with tolerance. Ago seems fine but SSRIs can have some major emotional side effects

it also affects 5-HT2C receptors which are known to to build tolerance, mt1 and mt2 isnt a problem if it wasnt for that tho it would prob be 100% safe

 

[mohito]

it also affects 5-HT2C receptors which are known to to build tolerance, mt1 and mt2 isnt a problem if it wasnt for that tho it would prob be 100% safe

True but it's not the same as the kind of tolerance seen with addictive substances. It's relatively stable

 

[extractor]

You don't anything in development just naturally max everything and use an AI

I'm not a doctor or anything

 

[BIitz]

You don't anything in development just naturally max everything and use an AI

I'm not a doctor or anything

aromatese inhibtir to fuck up brain development

 

[extractor]

aromatese inhibtir to fuck up brain development

If you are serious, you are an idiot and please delete your account

 

[extractor]

If you are serious, you are an idiot and please delete your account

If you use it dose and cycle it properly there should be no issues and I would say it is a must if you are overweight at development or even after

I'm not a doctor and this is not medical advice