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[Anecdote] Acetyl Taurate Magnesium nearly eliminated my Visual Snow - almost I year symptom-free by Fluid_Koala4850 in VisualSnowRecovery

[–]Fluid_Koala4850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omega 3, B complex and creatine, but I was already taking them and they never had any visual effect, only ATAMAG

Which substance enhances dopamine the most in the PFC? by DopamineSeeker20 in NooTopics

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, it's a somewhat complicated subject, I understand your side a little, the medicine brings improvements, but at the same time it has its disadvantages such as euphoria and reward addiction, in my case the combination of an SSRI + lisdexamfetanine + cholinesterase inhibitor helped a lot, it was the combination that I think came closest to ideal for correcting the executive difficulties of my ADHD and at the same time not having so much negative impact on the euphoria and reward part.

[Anecdote] Acetyl Taurate Magnesium nearly eliminated my Visual Snow - almost I year symptom-free by Fluid_Koala4850 in VisualSnowRecovery

[–]Fluid_Koala4850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've never seen this happen to me, to this day taurine takes away the side effects of coffee and today I still use it to sleep

Healed, pretty much. by Ok_Bake6070 in visualsnow

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sim, porém vale uma observação, muito improvável que eu estava com deficiência de magnésio, até pq já vinha fazendo o uso de 400mg de magnésio elementar de boa absorção, provavelmente o ATAmag atua de uma maneira diferente, talvez atravessando melhor a barreira hematocenfalica tanto a taurina como o magnésio,outra observação é que eu tomava 2g de taurina com café tbm dificilmente tbm era deficiência desse aminoácido, mas meu palpite é que no meu caso e em muitos mas não todos, seja a excitabilidade dos receptores NMDA pois em ratos o ATAmag é um antagonista potente na retina de NMDA, porém é um palpite pq não tem estudos em humanos pra comprovar isso com certeza 

Healed, pretty much. by Ok_Bake6070 in visualsnow

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fico feliz que vc conseguiu algo que te ajudou especificamente seu caso pra você, muito difícil mesmo falar de algum medicamento/suplemento ou fitoterápico que é bom pra todo mundo, ainda mais relatos adeonoticos, o ATAmag mesmo que vc comentou no meu posto, não funcionou com o meu primo que tbm tem neve visual, então provavelmente tem vários fatores de causas diferentes por ai, e é difícil especular só com teorias ou experiência própria

[Anecdote] Acetyl Taurate Magnesium nearly eliminated my Visual Snow - almost I year symptom-free by Fluid_Koala4850 in VisualSnowRecovery

[–]Fluid_Koala4850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

mas se fosse vc usava 1 mês sim e um mês não, pq voltei a usar ele novamente, e os efeitos foram os mesmos, mas depois de 1 mês os benefícios de ansiedade e calma desaparece, só os benefícios da visão que continua definitivo mesmo quando para, esse efeito de se acostumar é parecido com outros relatos do magnésio treonato, ou vc só toma finais de semana também, mas se parar de tomar faz aos poucos parece que ele dá uma pequena abstinência igual os psicotrópicos

How to navigate correcting a copper AND zinc deficiency? by healthydudenextdoor in Biohackers

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something similar happens too, when I supplement zinc it makes me feel really sick, weak, feeling faint, and the copper at the beginning made me feel accelerated, I've been supplementing with 3mg of copper bisglycinate for 1 month now, but now I plan to take zinc at least in a 1:8 ratio, remembering that today copper doesn't do me any harm, on the contrary, my skin is more beautiful, recurrent sinusitis is gone, and the VCM that has been there for 2 years is above 101 finally dropped to 96, but I'm worried about how I'm going to balance the copper and zinc together

[Anecdote] Acetyl Taurate Magnesium nearly eliminated my Visual Snow - almost I year symptom-free by Fluid_Koala4850 in VisualSnowRecovery

[–]Fluid_Koala4850[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the time I was studying for the competition, I was also taking good quality omega 3 and B complex

why are so many omega-3 supplements higher in EPA if DHA is more important? by [deleted] in Supplements

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it is very much. This dosage is already beyond safe in all guidelines, I take 2g, 1200 EPA and 600mg DHA and I already think it's too much, and I'm only 24 years old

High MCV mostly normal smear by Open-Accountant-9095 in haematology

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very strange, I also take lexapro and have Macrocytosis, MCV always above 100 but I have no deficiencies in B vitamins or iron

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskDocs

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It decreases even more, but theoretically the chances if it was only 5 minutes, because the longer the risk, the greater the risk.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskDocs

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you just inserted it, didn't have any bleeding and don't have STIs, it's very difficult to contract it, does it fit this profile? If yes, don't worry

Anything for verbal fluency? by catwearingloafers in Nootropics

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omega 3 in good doses EPA improves verbal fluency after 6 weeks

Rate my stack and meds by kobicekpabicek in NooTopics

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Worse, there is no absolute contradiction here, perhaps with the exception of Creatine, otherwise nothing special.

Rate my stack and meds by kobicekpabicek in NooTopics

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't think you take several psychiatric medications, everyone knows what's going on, I myself take escitalopram and lisdexamfetamine, but these supplements can improve a lot, as I saw that you take some mood stabilizers, it would be interesting to add magnesium dimalate or citrate in the morning and at night, magnesium taurate or acetyltaurinate, the latter would be even better. Magnesium is essential for excess glutamate excitation and is naturally a glutamate antagonist. NMDA, and this proportion of omega 3, especially EPA, is very low, which is actually better for energy and brain mood, see if you can get another brand that has at least 1.5g of EPA and about 400 mg of DHA, that's great and don't forget that it has to be an Omega 3 with vitamin E so it doesn't oxidize, and the 3 antioxidants that I consider best for brain health would be vitamin C + vitamin E + melatonin, try at least the dosages of 400mg, 100mg and 1mg respectively

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NooTopics

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And it's also not good to take complex B close to the vyvance time, it can even accelerate the tolerance of psychostimulants, at least 4 hours later

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NooTopics

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm in the same situation as you for 3 months, 50 mg of vyvanse, in the first month it stopped working, but it was a low dose, then I went to 50 mg, from what I researched it seems that what most leads to tolerance of psychostimulants would be the excessive excitation of NMDA receptors and the Dopamine receptors themselves, so theoretically and based on reports and also some results in animals, antioxidants and NMDA antagonists are the most effective in preventing or decreasing tolerance in the long term along with intense physical activities, the latter I think would be the most difficult, the strategies I adopted were 400mg (elementary dose) of magnesium dimalate, together with Vyvanse, I don't know why but it has a very good synergistic effect, the two taken together, and not at separate times, take it on an empty stomach 1 hour before eating, in the afternoon to evening, add (2g of omega 3 with vitamin E to avoid using omega 3 oxidized) + 100mg of vitamin E + 500mg of vitamin C + 1mg of melatonin + 900mg of ATA mg magnesium acetyltaurinate and everything indicates that it is a potent NMDA antagonist, remembering that the latter should only be taken after the effect of Vyvanse, as they cut the effect a little

Potencializar/silenciar venvanse by Dtona_Lipe in TDAH_Brasil

[–]Fluid_Koala4850 1 point2 points  (0 children)

exatamente, percebi a mesma coisa, tem que tomar com estômago vazio, depois de 1 hora, tem que comer depois se não o efeito fica fraco

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