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LoratadineMostly positive
“I started taking Claritin a few weeks back and that's gone entirely.”
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LoratadineMostly positive
“I recently discovered that taking a low dose Claritin removes the fog for me almost completely.”
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LoratadineMostly positive
“I take magnesium, taurine, nac and strangely enough loratadine for me. Some antihistamines can relieve gad in some people.”
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LoratadineMostly positive
“I take claritin if it's allergy season...I've tried Zyrtec and that makes me drowsy while Claritin has absolutely zero effect on my wakefulness.”
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LoratadineMostly positive
“I've started taking a claritin with it. Seems to work ok.”
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“500% of my daily intake of B-complexes...helped my memory and function like crazy”
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“way back I tried some B-complex vitamins and L-theanine which helped but not that much.”
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“Some stuff I have tried is B12 and B complex vitamins... Haven't really noticed much of anything”
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“B vitamins helped my energy a lot :)”
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“Magnesium & the B-vitamins calm me down instantly.”
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“Vitamin B complex raise my OCD like crazy. Even at small doses.”
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“Vitamins: B complex, magnesium, zinc, vitamin D, others I can't recall.”
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“I'd add ~1000-3000 IU Vit D, and a Vit B complex”
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“I'd start with Piracetam, instead of Phenylpiracetam; It might be valuable in finding a B Vitamin Complex”
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IDRA-21Mixed
“IDRA-21. It's incredible for focus, memory, it can reverse dementia and Alzheimer effects in elderly. I have never felt so focused and clear headed than I do on IDRA”
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IDRA-21Mixed
“I did 3 or 4 days consecutive on it and it stopped due to some negative manic side effects”
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IDRA-21Mixed
“i've tried a bunch of different nootropics, i think the best ones for me have been noopept, fasoracetam, idra-21. onlything that really helped me remeber 2-3 chapter in a mathbook was idra-21”
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IDRA-21Mixed
“I weigh out exactly 5 milligrams of IDRA-21...everything was more *static*, I perceived the surroundings as if they were under my control”
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IDRA-21Mixed
“IDRA-21 seems ok, and I start taking it alongside PRL-8-53. I don't know that it's necessarily noticeable, but people have said good things about this combination”
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N-Acetyl-CysteineMostly positive
“No more obsessiveness, the obsessiveness was to the point of perfectionism. No more anxiety. Social concepts became understandable. I could set goals and then achieve them.”
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N-Acetyl-CysteineMostly positive
“I combine it with N-Acetyl-Cystine and helps me with mood and anhedonia.”
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N-Acetyl-CysteineMostly positive
“Taking NAC when I'm coming down definitely helps manage it”
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N-Acetyl-CysteineMostly positive
“I took N-Acetyl-Cysteine over a course of 8 months and stopped three months ago. I got side effects from the dopamine raising effect of NAC and got really wild nightmares every night and racing thoughts”
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“I have been suffering with anhedonia and I have been on Pramipexole which helped a lot.”
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“i've tried 9mebc, ropinirole, pramipexole, bromantane… NSI 189”
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“I get a profound sense of well-being that suppresses my anxiety... it has dramatically improved my sleep onset and sleep quality.”
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“For the last 365 days every morning when I woke up I went outside and soaked up some rays. Even when it was cloudy and even in the winter. The fresh air and getting outside and vitamin d made me feel 100x more alert made me sleep better”
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“Seconding the early-morning-sunlight exposure (to the eyes) suggestion. It helped me a lot.”
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“Getting sunlight in the early morning hours helps tell our body to wake up for the day. As a bonus, it also sets our biological clock and makes it easier to fall asleep at night.”
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“Within several days, my life completely changed. I'm 33. My lifelong depression lifted. I was suddenly getting good enough sleep”
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“after 30 mins of sitting topless under a cloudy UV-0 sky, I've felt significantly better. The artititic pain I woke up with today has cleared; my exercise performance has recovered significantly”
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“I also started walking 15 min in the morning (usually at 8AM) about 2 weeks ago and I'm starting to feel more energetic”
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“Fwiw, this has helped to fix my circadian rhythm issues.”
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“Another thing I've heard him recommend is getting natural sunlight to be the first thing to hit your eyes after you wake...I make it a point to turn off my alarm on my phone then go strait outside to put some natural light on my eyes. It's also worked wonders.”
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“Getting regular sunlight and exercise have been shown to increase serotonin. I know that sounds cliche, but it is true.”
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Matcha Green TeaMostly positive
“Matcha Green Tea and Yerba Mate Tried them? Matcha powder works well for me, I mix it with oat milk”
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Matcha Green TeaMostly positive
“I also drink a lot of matcha/green tea. I find it to be super beneficial with no drawbacks.”
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Matcha Green TeaMostly positive
“Second this. Matcha green tea has been my go to.”
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Cold PlungeMostly positive
“Had been taking Ritalin and it was okay getting me to do some things, but yeah 'focus' not so much. Only when I started biking, meditating, cold water exposure ( vagus nerve activity )”
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Cold PlungeMostly positive
“30-minute clod plunge each morning. I started that practice last month after I had my third stroke. My symptoms reduce almost daily.”
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