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[Axlejames]

Thank you

[Axlejames]

This person was trying g to get me to buy plexus anyone heard of that

[Axlejames]

Iun you mentioned parasycology I am curious what kind of experiences you've had in this if I can ask this here looking for distractions didn't sleep well again I get these cramps in my upper left rib area has anyone had that and I feel like in my sleep I tighten my eyes and clamp my teeth I wake up exhausted my job is pretty laid back which is good I feel emotionless has anyone had that as well

[fishinghat]

https://www.healthli...plexus-slim#ala

An excellent summary of plexus. Note - It does contain some caffeine.

[gail]

Scrats, same here, as long as it's not scary. I'd like to hear about a few stories. I've had a few also.

[fishinghat]

Axeljames

This is the medical research I have found on the use of supplements and nutrition in the treatment of ADHD. These are very technical so if you have questions please let me know. Also, if there is any subject you would like further info on just say the word.

                                     ADHD Supplements
https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC4170184/
An article summarizing the effects of certaain supplements on ADHD
One note - "Some evidence suggests that polyunsaturated fatty acid formulations with higher eicosapentaenoic acid may be more effective in improving ADHD symptoms."
They are refering to Omega 3 high in epa.

https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/28168597
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/22232312
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/28832371
https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC4757677/
https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC4691649/
https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC4538345/
https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC4968854/
https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC4879948/
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/24958525
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/24214970
They are talking about the benefits of Omega 3 which contains high amounts of epa and dha.

https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/27417479
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/27924679
https://www.ncbi.nlm...les/PMC3625948/
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/26985432
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/19344299
https://www.ncbi.nlm...pubmed/23082739

[Axlejames]

Gail what stories thanks fish checking them out

[Axlejames]

Another issue I ve noticed is this feeling of un easiness like my brain is scared and wants to just be around loved ones but I have to be at work and away and that makes me anxious and again emotionless and numb almost but scared too and this weird cramping burning sensation in my ribs upper stomach any body else have these

[fishinghat]

The olod posts are filled with many stories of odd body pains including in the chest, stomach and abdomen. Cymbalta can dull a lot of nerve pain that is why they use it as a last resort pain killer. Once the Cymbalta is removed those nerves become super sensitive and over react to everything. It will eventually fade slowly.

[Axlejames]

What about this uneasiness like something bad is going to happen

[Axlejames]

I think it's called dysphoria

[fishinghat]

Perfectly normal. It is a function of the Amygdala and hippocampus which is where the drug emotion withdrawal effects come from

[Axlejames]

Is it one of the symptoms that will last 6 months to a year or might it get better with the cymbalta in the next 3 weeks

[gail]

Gail what stories thanks fish checking them out

AxleJames, the paranormal cute stories!

[Axlejames]

I want to hear some please

[fishinghat]

The Cymbalta should take care of it.

[gail]

Now, AxleJames, you need to write down all the things that must be addressed to your doctor on Friday.

We have spoken how Adderall can make your life much easier and in a rather rapid way.
Please, write it all down.

[Axlejames]

I am I see her on Thursday but yes yes i will

[Axlejames]

Will you tell me a story

[Axlejames]

Gail or Iun

[invalidusername]

Sorry - I have been at hospital all day. But yes, parapsychology.

 

I worry to tell people as it makes me sound like I come off a bit hatstand, a sandwich short of a picnic.

 

But I have seen heavy furniture move by itself, I have seen big oak doors rattle almost off their hinges. This last one was at Dover Castle, UK, in the main keep area where the doors are locked as they open up to a big drop in the middle to the ground some 100ft below. There is no ledge or anything behind it, so it is quite impossible for someone to have been the other side. The first was at Chatham Dockyard in Kent UK where I was asked to observe during an all nighter, and it occurred when some of the other crew were making fools of themselves.

 

Feel free to check both out for history and sightings. I know some people choose to ignore it, and that is fine. I am just very curious and like to see things for myself.

[gail]

AxleJames, I related one here in 2016, I wil! Try to find it.

[Axlejames]

Ok

[Axlejames]

I feel depressed that is the word now depressed and hopeless my wife keeps reminding me were just friends working on our marriage then its were just friends and idk she has always been my biggest support when I'm down and now I feel like I have no one

[pobes15]

We're here for you Axle. We may not be on here all the time to respond right away, but everyone in this forum is rooting for you.

 

Try to focus on things one task at a time. Win that task, then focus on the next one. Win that next task, then focus on the next one.

 

Every single day at least once I feel like quitting - just curling up in a ball and crying. Or quitting my job and checking myself in somewhere to get my head right. But I keep on plugging through because I know things will eventually get better, and they will for you too.

[Axlejames]

Wow that last part giving up and checking myself in is where I go to myself a lot of the time

[pobes15]

It's a crappy feeling. I just try to note it as a thought and not give it much more attention.

[Axlejames]

Is it true that some people never get better I read that for some people it took 6 years from celexa withdrawls and they still weren't the same

[Axlejames]

Maybe I'm tired with the new job the hours are different instead if working a mid shift I work a morning plus the stress of learning something new and then every day stress maybe it's just mental exhaustion and physical exhaustion idk fish or anyone would this make sense

[fishinghat]

Most research shows that antidepressant withdrawal is a total of 1 to 2 years with a max of 3 to 4 years. Now of course that is without  any treatment like another AD or  benzo/hydroxyzine/clonidine treatment.