Lithium Orotate reviews: what real users say
We read 307 first-hand mentions of Lithium Orotate from health and supplement communities. 138 of them say clearly how it went — and 76% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: mood (92% of 108), anxiety (98% of 80), sleep (100% of 16), focus (81% of 16).
Most common complaints: brain fog, emotional blunting, sexual dysfunction, drowsiness, diarrhea. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“The lithium is absolutely curbing my mania... My social anxiety is 100% gone when I take lithium orotate.”
“Mood has increased, depression is decreased and anxiety no longer exists in my life. It has been a miracle drug for me.”
“Lithium Orotate made a tremendous difference in the depression and panics and insomnia that accompanied my condition.”
“lithium orotate is highly anxiolytic. I felt noticeably calmer, not worried about anything. I actually felt that my motivation was slightly increased, and that I was happier.”
“Try lithium orotate sublingually to help you sleep... I found that 5mg is too strong so I've been experimenting with 1mg and find it very relaxing.”
“I personally have benefited from Lithium Orotate. 3mg to 5mg. It helps 'declutter' my mind especially for work calls where I have to discuss things in detail for 30 minutes at a time.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“Been taking 10-20 mg for a week or so... my mood is more stable. Rumination is not really there... Highly recommend... Ended up getting sexual dysfunction from it, stopped it.”
“I take 5mg LiOr every morning upon waking for ADHD, and I've experienced nothing but massive benefits...Many people complain about lethargy and brain fog at these doses.”
“Feel amazing on it - relaxed, sociable, motivated, sense of well-being and purpose... I’m on 2.5mg lithium orotate, twice per day.”
“LO was great for few days and than like it crash my dopamine.”
“Lithium Orotate helped me a lot with brain fog and social interaction. It's extremely calming...However, it did seem to flatten my emotions a bit.”
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