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DietMostly positive
“I started eating cleaner, exercising more consistently, stopped masturbating (check out r/nofap), and sleeping more. I feel like a new person.”
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DietMostly positive
“Low-carb diets, strict paleo, and allergen-free diets like AIP ... can be really helpful. ... drastic improvement in my mood and performance.”
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DietMostly positive
“eating a balanced diet with enough protein and limiting sugar helps me.”
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DietMostly positive
“if I do the aforementioned sleep/diet/exercise/meditation I'll actually be feeling pretty awesome”
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DietMostly positive
“eating 2-4 eggs (with as runny a yolk as possible) and salmon everyday has made a big difference for me”
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DietMostly positive
“My diet is whole foods, mainly lean meats, veggies and rice/potatoes. I started at 226 and weighed in today at 198.”
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DietMostly positive
“I made changes to my diet and while I have always lifted weights, I took that up a slight notch as well.”
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DietMostly positive
“I have been making strides to remove seed oils and processed foods from my diet the past year or so”
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DietMostly positive
“I've also been pretty good with my selection of foods, but if you really want to get down to 10%”
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DietMostly positive
“by putting my diet and lifestyle in check and by finding out which foods dont agree with me all of my spots and lesions are gone”
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CardioMostly positive
“regular cardio improves some of my ADHD symptoms to an extent similar to my prescription stimulants, but without the side effects.”
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CardioMostly positive
“I also find that keeping exercise up everyday helps, but not tremendously much.”
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CardioMostly positive
“Cardio sometimes gives me that rush and pulls my mind to a better place.”
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CardioMostly positive
“I'm just do 1hr of f cardio a day to get good sleep.”
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CardioMostly positive
“do 30 minutes of cardio 4-5 times a week, that’s a game changer for my anxiety.”
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CardioMostly positive
“Not a supplement, but cardio. Daily cardio makes a MASSIVE difference in how I feel on lower amounts of sleep.”
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CardioMostly positive
“Daily cardio moved the needle tremendously. I felt better physically, mentally, and emotionally”
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CardioMostly positive
“Trying cardio 4-5 times a week for 20-30 mins a day. That helps me a lot”
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CardioMostly positive
“ive tried nootropics all the supplements trt steroids peptides gym cardio basically everything good and bad, and what has worked best is just cardio tbh”
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CardioMostly positive
“both cardio and weight lifting don't seem to positively affect my sleep”
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CardioMostly positive
“I seem to have more energy throughout the day and sleep better when doing cardio”
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CardioMostly positive
“I also do cardio on my elliptical machine at least four days a week, it helps me feel really good after Im done - not to mention I’ve seen physical improvements as well”
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CardioMostly positive
“changed up my cardio routine based on his advice... it's made a huge difference”
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CardioMostly positive
“when i'm in periods of stress, nothing helps calm and ground me more than cardio (particularly walks or treadmill in the morning), cold showers, and journaling.”
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CardioMostly positive
“I had similar values then started cycling like crazy, helped me”
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CardioMostly positive
“Weight lifting and cardio relieved my anxiety and stress”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“St. John's Wort, Passion Flower, Hops, and Skullcap. My sleep improved with those.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“Skullcap: Seemed to work for a couple nights and then started to make me feel very strange the next day.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“So far I've tried skullcap and kava... which help for the anxiety insomnia.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“If your specific issue is *anxiety*, then I would strong suggest **Skullcap** (American). It works very well and can be taken on as needed basis. I use a tincture of herbal equivalent 800-1000mg.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“Skullcap and Apigen has greatly improved my quality and duration of sleep”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“One of best anti-cortisol and anxiety supps I have tried.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“Thanks to skullcap lateriflora and chamomile I havent touched my diazepam 4mg in about three months.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“The best thing I've found is skullcap extract tincture. 2 or 3 droppers under the tongue/ swished.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“Cognance, Skullcap, and Sabroxy... reduces my symptoms of ADHD to basically 0.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“I also have had success with Lemon Balm and Skullcap. Be careful with Skullcap dosing.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“my favorite is skullcap. i drink it in a tea blend. it stops rumination and relaxes the mind and body.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“Skullcap (American skullcap) is specific for a racing mind. I drink globs of it as a tea. It's very quieting and a mild sedative.”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“I take a Scullcap tincture, it’s not quite as intense but it’s antispasmodic, mildly sedative, pain relieving…”
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SkullcapMostly positive
“I've been using a stack of extra tinctures to great effect: Lemon balm Gotu Kola Skullcap”
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