What people actually say
6,163 first-hand quotes, shortened but never edited — each links to the original discussion.
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“I was taking a raw whole food multivitamin that contained methylated b vitamins... began to experience the absolute worst anxiety and OCD symptoms of my life”Source discussion ↗
“some supplements that helped me are Sam-E, and methylated b-vitamins.”Source discussion ↗
“Definitely methylated b vitamins, this was a game changer for me.”Source discussion ↗
“I had also started taking certain vitamins (creatine, Sam-E, methylated B vitamins) in the recent past that was like throwing a match onto a gasoline canister.”Source discussion ↗
“Definitely methylated b vitamins. A regular b complex doesn't cut it. I'm serious man it is like night and day.”Source discussion ↗
“I've tried different magnesiums, melatonins, vit D, vit C, methylated B vitamins”Source discussion ↗
“the methylated Bs wrecked me for months. turns out my body does not handle them well at all”Source discussion ↗
“I supplement with vitamin D, magnesium, zinc, boron periodically, and methylated b-vitamins”Source discussion ↗
Mindfulness MeditationMostly positive
“They lower my resting heart rate, breathing rate, blood pressure and give me a sense of calm.”Source discussion ↗
Mindfulness MeditationMostly positive
“The next morning I woke up with lots of energy and got up right away, throughout the day I had noticeably better focus and energy.”Source discussion ↗
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“Anytime i'm feeling lots anxiety/intruding-thoughts, sitting down in a comfortable place and releasing the bullshit from my mind and breathing work every single time.”Source discussion ↗
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“I hope it helps - it has helped me, and the resource I linked is fantastic.”Source discussion ↗
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“For me what fixed my adrenals was actually the mix of two different kinds of Eastern meditation techniques...One thing I have benefited from is mindfulness meditation.”Source discussion ↗
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“Mindfulness and thought-based solutions are the only thing that has truly worked to improve my mood over time.”Source discussion ↗
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“i meditate already...helped me through a particularly stressful time about a year ago.”Source discussion ↗
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“for me the single thing that has made any significant difference in that regard is mindfulness meditation”Source discussion ↗
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“Mindfulness 3 months with mbsr helped me the most”Source discussion ↗
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“I've also been meditating/doing mindfulness the last couple months, I used to be very cynical about it but it actually has legit evidence.”Source discussion ↗
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“Mindfulness meditation (I had to start with 2 mins a day)”Source discussion ↗
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“Have you looked into mindfulness meditation? I think it promotes exactly this kind of self control.”Source discussion ↗
Sunlight ExposureMostly positive
“I also got sunlight first thing in the morning after I woke up for around 10 mins. Within a few weeks, my mental health had improved massively.”Source discussion ↗
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“I've done years of CBT, mediation, psychotherapy, exercise, sunlight exposure, probiotics ... and they helped a lot with other stuff but not the anxiety.”Source discussion ↗
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“Proper sunlight exposure, especially in the mornings and evenings, fixed it for me. There’s a notable difference on days where I do and don’t get it.”Source discussion ↗
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“Huge benefits in overall well-being and energy I got with: Sunlight every day for about 10 min.”Source discussion ↗
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“sunshine helped get my levels up!!! (: 15-20 mins a day, arms and legs exposed, or back exposed.”Source discussion ↗
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“just seeing the sun through the window makes my day a whole lot better”Source discussion ↗
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“Plenty of rest, good sleep routine and sunlight my friend.”Source discussion ↗
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“20 minutes in the sun does way more for me personally than a capsule of vitamin D, especially for mood and aches.”Source discussion ↗
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“February 25nmol/L... August 92nmol/L... Natural sunlight 15-20 minutes almost everyday with no protection then I apply sunscreen.”Source discussion ↗
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“Mine was 12 last year. I am now at about 30. I did start spending more time outside, while making sure to still wear sunscreen.”Source discussion ↗
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“I spent a number of hours out in the sun running around from one place to another and my libido went through the roof”Source discussion ↗
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“I would try getting a couple hours of sun every morning and see if that doesn't improve both your complexion and the dark circles”Source discussion ↗
Black TeaMostly positive
“I switched from coffee to black tea for the same reasons. My body just reacts so much better to tea.”Source discussion ↗
Black TeaMostly positive
“black tea first on an empty stomach makes me nauseated”Source discussion ↗
Black TeaMostly positive
“Why is my anxiety gone? Why am I not jittery anymore? Why do I feel so good? I found out later on that my pot of strong black tea has plenty of theanine in it.”Source discussion ↗
Black TeaMostly positive
“Yes, SO and I have both noticed black tea gives us something extra, an expansive feeling of well being, that coffee does not.”Source discussion ↗
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“Tea is better for me than coffee in terms of focus, too. And black tea more than green tea.”Source discussion ↗
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“black tea relaxes me. I just drink it straight, no sugar or milk, and it gives me an immediate sense of relief and calm.”Source discussion ↗
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“400mg with black tea twice daily (don't drink coffee because of cortisol issues). it helps balance me out with zero sides.”Source discussion ↗
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“Black tea comes the closest to me of all other caffeine containing beverages.”Source discussion ↗