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DxmMixed
“similar to when I've mixed low doses of DXM (like 60mg) with amphetamines”
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Strength TrainingMostly positive
“I do strength training 5-6 times a week for the last 4 years and this has made the biggest difference in so many ways.”
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Strength TrainingMostly positive
“Lifting weights doesn't do much for my social anxiety”
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Strength TrainingMostly positive
“I'm going to be that guy and say strength training and cold showers. The combo changed my life and helped me out of depression”
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Strength TrainingMostly positive
“Strength training. Make your body stronger so the work isn't as demanding. ... Spending a lot of time in the gym, running, and climbing gives me a huge advantage.”
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Strength TrainingMostly positive
“whenever I got an intense workout in, especially a workout that involves strength training, my voice would have a lot more resonance in it.”
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Strength TrainingMostly positive
“strength & zone 2 training, morning sunlight & cold water exposure are a new must for me”
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Strength TrainingMostly positive
“I started strength training consistently about six weeks ago.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“I added 100 mcg Oxytocin, in addition to the IPA, about a month ago... put on about ten pounds of muscle... helped with my social anxiety.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“It does definitely seem to make me more calm and less impulsive/compulsive. So far not much of an increase in focus.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“Oxytocin really relaxes me and helps me fall asleep at least for four hours until I have to piss, but I’m 55….”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“I can feel the oxytocin in a minute or two after a subq injection, if I'm ever feeling really anxious I can do a dose of that and it will kill it in a matter of minutes”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“another one I have found that really helps in social settings is oxytocin”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“oxytocin helped my appetite by making me feel nauseous I don't know if you could call that a quality fix”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“useful before social events, helped me be more convincing, increased intimacy and eagerness to connect with people. Effects only lasted a few hours.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“I have tried oxytocin it did nothing at all.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“What the friend told me is that he derives less pleasure from smoking and that he has no urge to smoke anymore.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“I've been experimenting with intranasal oxytocin every other day... Initial uses led to a massive reappreciation of faces.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“I took it before an interview and had the best interview in my life. ... Great for deep convos and connecting with others.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“TB 500, Bpc , and oxytocin peptides were extremely helpful to me for attenuating kratom withdrawal symptoms.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“The more I take the more extroverted and less anxious I become. Talking to people and holding eye contact got much easier”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“Oxytocin makes me more social and less inhibited.”
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OxytocinMostly positive
“maybe some selank and oxytocin with my phenibut”
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“the best thing that has helped me with focus is definitely amphetamines.”
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“Even taking pause from amphetamines for over a year or more doesn't seem to reset it for me. It works great for maybe a month or two when I'm back on them, then it's all negative side effects.”
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“I've used amphetamines too, but I don't like how unclean it makes me feel.”
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“I feel good for about 40~ min and then I crash SO bad. I'm talking crippling anxiety”
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“You could try to get a prescription for amphetamines but using them frequently is bad news and they (at least for me) destroy the quality of my sleep”
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“Nothing really works except amphetamines in my experience”
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“amphetamines sorta work but I still feel sleepy”
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“I have found marionette lines beginning to form. Started dexA almost 6 months ago.”
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“For me it's a non jiterry, euphoric and mentally calming version of caffeine... I absolutely LOVE amphetamine.”
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“I used to be addicted to amphetamines until about one year ago. I couldn’t work properly without them.”
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“the most effective one is Amphetamines or traditional stimulants. ( Which I would not recommend since they tend to downregulate dopamine receptors over time ).”
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“The only things that I actually notice working is methylphenidate and amphetamines.”
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“I use amphetamines occasionally for socialization (yeah, it's bad for you, and I don't recommend it, but I have my own reasons)”
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“I've tried all of these, even in combination bar the modafinil... I can't even force myself to role of the bed.”
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“I really enjoyed stimulants of the amphetamine class for their cognition boosting properties... Amphetamines and Magnesium L-Threonate are the only ones that truly help(ed) me”
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“The problem started when I was taking Adderall for my ADD. Everything was good for about 9 months and after that these symptoms started”
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PhenylalanineMostly positive
“Phenylalanine changed my life around that time! There's really nothing natural I've tried that comes close to fixing the phenylethylamine deficiency”
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