What people actually say

“I only took them for those 25 days and quit because it made me feel 100% numb with zero emotions or pleasure. Over 6 years later I am still stuck this way.”

“it is much better at relieving anxiety. I lost anxiety I didn't even know I had.”

“I was on it for a week and immediately had insane generalized anxiety/fear/panic a couple days in.”

“I have given very few of them fair trials, as I can't deal with the side effects for that long.”

“it made me totally numb and lose all pleasure and function, including sexual. I couldn't feel emotions or even an orgasm at all.”

“So i take 20mg of celexa with it. Which helps with tiredness”

“ive been battling its side effects for three years now and ive spent countless hours and days doing research on how do i heal myself from the SSRI (citalopram) damage”

“lots of prescription anti-depressants such as prozac, citalopram, seroxat, mirtazapine. The only one that really helped me was mirtazapine”

“the SSRI hasn't changed my sex drive at all”

“I've been on 20mg citalopram for anxiety/depression for a few months, and it hasn't helped my negative thought patterns nearly as much as weed”

“i've found that 10mg of celexa has helped me tremendously”

“In July of 2019 I went on an SSRI antidepressant called Celexa... it made me totally numb and lose all pleasure and function, including sexual.”

“I was taking citalopram for a bit and that was one of the best things I ever could have done.”

“I just incorporated 10k steps a day couple years ago on top of gym... felt like a lil kid inside of me just wanted to explode with energy.”

“Add lots of walking daily (5-10miles), skip one meal and adopt some form of intermittent fasting that you can sustain. This was a game changer for me.”

“what totally changed my recovery was making sure I log 10,000+ steps per day. Sitting on the computer or on couches is horrible for recovery.”

“Walking everyday helps me as well, staying hydrated.”

“Biggest ROI I ever did to see weight loss change is hella walking. 30-60mins a day.”

“and i started walking. like… consistently. morning light, headphones in, pretending i’m the protagonist of a very mediocre indie film. huge boost to recovery.”

“Between first and 2nd pic I made sure to get 10k steps per day during my cut”

“Walked as much as I could (my left leg was almost non function, but I new it would help with the nerve regen)”

“Just losing 30lbs moved me from regular 180-200/90-100 to 140/80”

“staying active, walking regularly and trying to improve my overall health”

“I also started walking about 30 minutes, 5 days a week”

“L-lysine has worked wonders for me. It only helps if I start taking it right when I feel that slight tingling sensation... I take 2 1000mg tablets 3 times a day for 2-3 days.”

“Arginine/Lysine: Took me out for the afternoon, slept.”

“2.6g of Arginine and Lysine together was found in a randomised control trial to significantly lower cortisol and anxiety... Anecdotally, this has worked really well for me too”

“Lysine did seem to make my skin smoother one upon a time.”

“gives me awesome dreams and i get less canker sores in my mouth coupled with lysine and non SLS toothpaste.”

“Lysine is good for cold sores, my dad takes it almost daily to keep his at bay”

“I thought lysine prevents them?? ... Lysine and arginine apparently cancel each other out”

“I've started taking Lysine, curcumin, vitamin c and a B-complex. The rash is fading, but still suffering from nerve pain.”

“Lysine is my #1. Keeps coldsores at bay”

“My skin looked at it's best when I was taking taurine and lysine”

“I also respond to 5 Amino 1 MQ better than some too.”

“It didn't do ANYTHING at all for me. I took it 3 times a day for 3 months.”

“5amino1mq (technically an amino acid and not a full peptide)- its my go to for energy.”

“I tried bpc 157 100mcg daily for two weeks along with 5 amino 1mq oral capsules. My dick shriveled into a raisin and my balls ached.”

“I found 5 amino to be much more effective at fat burn when compared to tesa.”

“I take 1MG Mots, 1MG of 5, and my dose of NAD+ changes but take small amount. they all work well together so dont need a lot of each”