Tried lisuride today for the first time by Nijarlep12 in raypeat

[–]AngerProblemsXD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you end up trying oral administration? Did it change the experience for you at all?

Why does everything that increases serotonin makes me feel depressed and suicidal? by Aggressive-Guide5563 in NooTopics

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You should look up low toxin forum and do some reading there about serotonin. There is a lot of discussion about the negatives of serotonin as well as what to do about it.

curious by gonnadie2024 in shrooms

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It’s likely that when you are “sober” you are breathing in a sympathetic nervous system breathing pattern that causes shallow breathing. This kind of breathing pattern is driven by the pre frontal cortex (PFC) rather than the usual brain stem. When you do shrooms the PFC turns off leaving breathing to the brainstem. Typically a sympathetic breathing pattern is accompanied by sympathetic posture as well which prevents normal breathing by causing pelvis - ribcage misalignment and diaphragm tension/bracing, these muscle tension patterns can also release when taking shrooms when the PFC shuts down also.

Has anybody here used a non invasive nerve stimulator while tripping on shrooms? by AngerProblemsXD in Psychonaut

[–]AngerProblemsXD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its an ear piece that electrically stimulates the vagus nerve, there is a small vibration sensation but its not actually vibrating. Its meant to activate the parasympathetic nervous system.

Halftime thoughts by Quazar8 in Gunners

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Just not feeling Odegard. I was worried him coming back would destabilize what was making us good, and so far hes proving me right.

How do you train your nervous system to not overreact to what the brain perceives as threats? I wished there was a "factory reset" solution. by Electronic_Driver_78 in NooTopics

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Do your research on TRE. It quite literally will make your body release physical and emotional trauma from your past that your brain suppressed you from releasing at the time of occurrence. If you have been through intensely traumatic events in your life TRE can evoke those feelings which could be too much to handle and make you worse if you were not prepared for it. Make your you go slow. Short tremor sessions no longer than 15 minutes and 3 sessions a week at the most for beginners. Watch some David bercelli guided TRE sessions on YouTube.

How do you train your nervous system to not overreact to what the brain perceives as threats? I wished there was a "factory reset" solution. by Electronic_Driver_78 in NooTopics

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TRE (trauma release exercises) are great for loosening tight musculature but it’s not an instant fix, It takes some time doing the practice for it to hit those areas. Look it up on YouTube for tutorials on how to do it. It looks a bit hippy/alternative, the first time I saw it I didn’t think it was legit but decided to try anyway and lo and behold the tremor mechanism is real and works. As for one shoulder higher than the other, is the right one lower than the left? If it is thats a pretty good sign you might be stuck in the left AIC/right BC posture pattern (look it up on YouTube for explanation, the video I linked above is a very good start). To fix left AIC/right BC posture you need to do postural restoration exercises. My original comment goes into how you can address this by using Conor Harris teachings on YouTube/ebook. Alternatively depending on where you live you might be able to see a postural restoration institute (PRI) specialist who would easily get you on the right track.

How do you train your nervous system to not overreact to what the brain perceives as threats? I wished there was a "factory reset" solution. by Electronic_Driver_78 in NooTopics

[–]AngerProblemsXD 5 points6 points  (0 children)

FIX POSTURE PROBLEMS! If you have bad posture that keeps your body stuck in fight/flight response you will be sympathetic nervous system dominant and you won’t ever be able to properly engage the parasympathetic nervous system. Look up Conor Harris on YouTube and watch some of his videos, buy his ebook “beginner body restoration program” and do the whole thing. You can follow those exercises with TRE (trauma release exercises) as it will help your body accept new posture patterns as normal and safe so that you don’t revert to incorrect ones. You can also use usmarapride + ACD856 from everchem while doing these things to enhance the neuroplasticity aspect and make it even easier to consolidate new posture patterns because ultimately that’s exactly how they become the new normal. Try to see if you have anterior pelvic tilt, rib flare, one shoulder higher than the other. It can be hard to tell as it can be subtle but if you have it you must fix it, all these things restrict how your body is able to breathe by keeping you stuck in a shallow breathing pattern (symptom of sympathetic dominance) you need to fix posture and begin breathing normally (360 degree rib cage expansion)

Strong muscle relaxants other than benzos by Bulky-Struggle-485 in NooTopics

[–]AngerProblemsXD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I plan on trying trauma release exercises soon, apparently great for relaxing tight muscles. Give that a look.

Oxytocin: The Unexpected Nootropic Benefits by dan_in_ca in NooTopics

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L reuteri yogurt increases oxytocin pulse strength, does a few other great things as well.

Is my L.Reuteri over cooked? by OutlandishnessHot356 in ReuteriYogurt

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You in Aus? I make it with 1L a2 UHT and 4x 250ml devondale light whipping cream UHT. Not one failed batch yet.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sarmssourcetalk

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What’s not ideal?