quick question

[Esteban1997]

does anybody here get anxiety and panic attacks?

 

[Deleted member 6403]

Your serotonin levels are high.

 

[Deleted member 6403]

Srs

Take the SerotoninPill

Here are some of the most common high serotonin personality traits: Tiredness/lethargy, easily tired and even chronic fatigue syndrome (due to elevated 5-HT2A receptor) (R, R). Inhibiting TPH prevents this fatigue. However, serotonin isn’t the only neurotransmitter involved in fatigue, but...

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[Esteban1997]

Your serotonin levels are high.

how do I relax?

 

[Deleted member 6403]

how do I relax?

60 Best ways to lower Serotonin

Serotonin has always been thought (or is still being though) of as the happy hormone and that by increasing it, it has an anti-depressant effect, right? What if I told you that’s not true at all. SSRI drugs are the most commonly prescribed drug for depression, anxiety and other mental disorders...

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[Esteban1997]

60 Best ways to lower Serotonin

Serotonin has always been thought (or is still being though) of as the happy hormone and that by increasing it, it has an anti-depressant effect, right? What if I told you that’s not true at all. SSRI drugs are the most commonly prescribed drug for depression, anxiety and other mental disorders...

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thanks by the way what can be the cause of this?

 

[Deleted member 6403]

thanks by the way what can be the cause of this?

PUFAs and serotogenic food. It's a perpetual cycle, one exacerbates the other and vice versa.

 

[Esteban1997]

PUFAs and serotogenic food. It's a perpetual cycle, one exacerbates the other and vice versa.

can stress be related too?

 

[Deleted member 6403]

can stress be related too?

Well, stress comes from a lack of glycogen in the cells IIRC. So when you're stressed, your cells need more glucose to compensate the higher energy demands.
So you could say stress but it's really everything I previously mentioned, cause it all ties in together.

 

[Enfant terrible]

yes

 

[Bitch]

I do sometimes

 

[Esteban1997]

Well, stress comes from a lack of glycogen in the cells IIRC. So when you're stressed, your cells need more glucose to compensate the higher energy demands.
So you could say stress but it's really everything I previously mentioned, cause it all ties in together.

I take flouxitine for my depression

 

[Deleted member 6403]

I take flouxitine for my depression

SSRI's are terrible.

 

[Esteban1997]

SSRI's are terrible.

should I stop taking them?

 

[Deleted member 6403]

should I stop taking them?

Definitely but I don't know in what manner/procedure you should quit in.

This should help.

Anti-Depressants
[Decreasing SSRI dose] It takes time to adapt to decreasing those drugs, keeping sugar up and inflammation down, including bag breathing, should help. Starting with a little, a sixth or fourth of a tablet, of cynoplus in the evening would be the best way to try it.

[Weaning off anti-depressants] Keeping the metabolic rate and cholesterol up is important, so that repair and adaptation will be quick. Progesterone reduces pain and anxiety, and pregnenolone would be the most convenient supplement for men, but it's hard to find products without allergens. Combining progesterone and DHEA or testosterone can produce the stabilizing effect without suppressing the libido. Benadryl and cyproheptadine are probably both helpful. Withdrawal from morphine and SSRIs and migraine involve some similar processes. (Reference)

[continued] It depends on how much pregnenolone you can assimilate. People would use progesterone in amounts needed to stop the withdrawal symptoms, but pregnenolone doesn't have the powerful effects of progesterone, even in multi-gram quantities, so it's just a matter of seeing what it can do. As I understand the mechanism (migraine, withdrawal, etc.), estrogen-histamine-serotonin rise on a background of hypothyroid liver malfunction, cytomel (and/or sugar, selenium, B vitamins) allows the liver and other detoxifying systems to lower them, and the lower they are, the less progesterone or pregnenolone it takes to block the symptoms.

[Long-term antidepressant use: Permanent damage to the brain?] [Peat sent this reference: "exposure to inescapable stress, but not escapable stress, caused a decrease in T(3) levels"]

 

[CupOfCoffee]

Only once got a panic attack from Adderall

 

[Esteban1997]

Definitely but I don't know in what manner/procedure you should quit in.

This should help.

Anti-Depressants
[Decreasing SSRI dose] It takes time to adapt to decreasing those drugs, keeping sugar up and inflammation down, including bag breathing, should help. Starting with a little, a sixth or fourth of a tablet, of cynoplus in the evening would be the best way to try it.

[Weaning off anti-depressants] Keeping the metabolic rate and cholesterol up is important, so that repair and adaptation will be quick. Progesterone reduces pain and anxiety, and pregnenolone would be the most convenient supplement for men, but it's hard to find products without allergens. Combining progesterone and DHEA or testosterone can produce the stabilizing effect without suppressing the libido. Benadryl and cyproheptadine are probably both helpful. Withdrawal from morphine and SSRIs and migraine involve some similar processes. (Reference)

[continued] It depends on how much pregnenolone you can assimilate. People would use progesterone in amounts needed to stop the withdrawal symptoms, but pregnenolone doesn't have the powerful effects of progesterone, even in multi-gram quantities, so it's just a matter of seeing what it can do. As I understand the mechanism (migraine, withdrawal, etc.), estrogen-histamine-serotonin rise on a background of hypothyroid liver malfunction, cytomel (and/or sugar, selenium, B vitamins) allows the liver and other detoxifying systems to lower them, and the lower they are, the less progesterone or pregnenolone it takes to block the symptoms.

[Long-term antidepressant use: Permanent damage to the brain?] [Peat sent this reference: "exposure to inescapable stress, but not escapable stress, caused a decrease in T(3) levels"]

I take 1 in the morning after lunch of flouxitine so should I take half?

 

[Deleted member 6403]

I take 1 in the morning after lunch of flouxitine so should I take half?

Probably. Ask your doctor to wean you off tbh