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AshwagandaMostly positive
“Between this and the ashwaganda my mood and mental clarity is fantastic.”
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AshwagandaMostly positive
“I've also tried some that have just had no noticeable effect on me (eg. ashwaganda”
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AshwagandaMostly positive
“I took some NAC, ashwaganda, and magnesium. Something about the combo made me finally release tension and sob.”
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AshwagandaMostly positive
“I am going to take supportive supplements like Vitamin D3, Zinc, Magnesium, and Ashwaganda (I'm taking most of these now expect for ashwaganda)”
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AshwagandaMostly positive
“I (and many others) reacted very negatively to Ashwaganda”
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TeaMostly positive
“Only tea or coffee help me feel less shit or in a better mental state maybe.”
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TeaMostly positive
“I find that on the days I drink tea, there is definitely a calm that comes with it that I lack on coffee days.”
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TeaMostly positive
“Tea (all varieties) on the other hand is great for me. The energy boost isn't quite as pronounced as it is from coffee, but the energy lasts longer”
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TeaMostly positive
“I switched to tea for this same reason. Tea helps me in the morning but it also keeps me calm, unlike coffee”
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TeaMostly positive
“Not a supplement but tea has helped me with tiredness.”
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TeaMostly positive
“A cup of tea seems to wakes me up more than a cup of coffee.”
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TeaMostly positive
“tea seems to work (but not that much unless I take a lot of it)”
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TeaMostly positive
“I've found that the caffeine high I get fro tea is much cleaner, and a smoother ride than with coffee.”
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TeaMostly positive
“One day per wife's suggestion I made sleepytime tea before bed. Next thing I knew it was the next morning”
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TeaMostly positive
“I also drink tea in the afternoon, usually black or oolong. I find these are much more mild than green tea”
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BaicalinMostly positive
“I've found baicalin and magnolia bark are great for tension and anxiety.”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“I can take a lot of glycine and not have any effect on sleep. I can take a lot of MgCl and sleep fine.”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“I take magnesium 500mg everyday. It's helped A LOT with my neck pain when I get migraines.”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“Instant relief like I was deficient for years. Made anxiety more palpable and easier to see and feel.”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“I'm still taking is Magnesium chloride at night as it helps me sleep”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“at little too acidic, didn't agree well with my stomach”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“I take mine in the morning still (Trace Minerals Mega-Mag 400mg magnesium chloride) and have found this to work the best.”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“I use magnesium chloride on my skin for muscle cramps...does stop leg cramps and heart palpitations immediately”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“Mag Chloride regularly applied topically as well as used for bath/foot soaks... really brought me back”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“after basketball I take a magnesium chloride bath or use the oil all over”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“I take chloride or citrate...topical magnesium chloride lotion/spray”
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Magnesium ChlorideMostly positive
“I would recommend either magnesium chloride or magnesium glycinate.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“tried Tianeptine Sulfate - my hero was born. From day one, and every day after, I've experienced massive bronchodilation for a notably extended period of time with no noticeable crash whatsoever.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“Tianeptine sulfate 25 mg only did negative things to me...Made my head foggy, increased anxiety, decreased motivation, didn't lift mood.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“I'm fond of pairing Tianeptine sulfate with ashwagandha. Total anxiety relief coupled with enhanced mood for ~8+ hours / 800mg Ashwagandha and 25mg Tianeptine Sulfate (or 50mg)”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“I've tried doses of sulfate up to 150mg... I felt 'good' as in a good sense of well being, but nothing bordering euphoric... nausea and vomiting at the 150mg dose.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“I am using Bacognize (bacopa monieri 45% extract), KSM-66 (Ashwaganda extract), and Tianpetine Sulfate. This works great.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“I've had little to no effect from tianeptine. I dosed daily for two weeks at the start of my day and only noticed a slight deadening of emotions”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“today for the first time I took 40mg tianeptine sulfate with my zoloft. It's been about 6 hours since and I feel great, finally normal, happy”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“I prefer this salt form. It is, in overall, better than the sodium. No need to redoes 3 times a day”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“I've found that 20 mg of tianeptine sulfate twice a day keeps me from feeling any withdrawal at all and elevates my mood 24/7”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“Later, I try tianeptine sulfate for what I believe is likely moderate-severe depression. The times I took it generally were in the 40-65mg range. Maybe it helps a little, I'm not really sure.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“I was pretty depressed and negative on the tianeptine alone...so its quite the turn around.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“tianeptine sulfate provides the best relief from weed withdrawal and weedover issues that I have found.”
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Tianeptine SulfateMostly positive
“Have you tried Tianeptine Sulfate? I found it to be an excellent adjunctive med to dextroamphetamine for mood.”
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