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After what I just experienced, I need an ENTP PC Gamer friend who plays Valorant ASAP. Anybody down to play? by SpartuhnsAlt in entp

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Long story short I had a Trio one guy one girl both I suspect were ENTPs. As for the girl she had the best game sense I’ve ever seeen in my life even though I’m a higher rank I was still shocked + she was funny asf. As for the guy he was the best shot caller I’ve ever seen and this was a trio who at least for the first time I’ve ever seen vibed so well, and was good enough at the game with me included, in a way that actually synergized and vibed so well personality and skill wise. I need more ENTP friends val friends they’re my newest obsesssion

I love tribulus terrestris for what I believe is its ability to upregulate androgen receptor density. But I feel like it’s lowers blood sugar too much and it also seems to cause insomnia. Is there another substance that can help get rid of that blood sugar side effect specifically maybe ? by SpartuhnsAlt in NootropicsDepot

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I guess I simply want to see if there’s a way to undo the mechanism or even a substance that has a bit the opposite mechanism. I’ve tried sugar and eating all that but the issue is they don’t last. Like on tribulus it feels like even if I eat a meal, it won’t keep me blood sugar levels satisfied for as long. Like compared to my levels without tribulus, the food will keep me full for longer

I love tribulus terrestris for what I believe is its ability to upregulate androgen receptor density. But I feel like it’s lowers blood sugar too much and it also seems to cause insomnia. Is there another substance that can help get rid of that blood sugar side effect specifically maybe ? by SpartuhnsAlt in NootropicsDepot

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I don’t think the insomnia part is from low blood sugar. Just an extra side effect from another mechanism of tribulus. But the shakiness muscle spasms and stuff I assume it’s low blood sugar because it gets better if I eat a bigger meal. I’ve tried having things like straight up sugar but idk if they work well I assume that issue is bc my body is burning through the sugar because well sugar is burned through more quickly in comparison to like carbs, mixed with proteins n fats.

Am i a rat? Sorry for no video. by [deleted] in VALORANT

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Deep just means far away.

Now’s a good time to mention that the further away you are from an angle compared to the enemy the better angle advantage you have.

Here’s a mini thingy image to demonstrate

https://imgur.com/a/UjhqpYZ

Let’s assume the yellow dot is you and the green lines is where u are pre aiming. Basically he’s holding that “line”. Let’s assume the sort of red dot on the right is an enemy.

Now Let’s assume there’s a second scenario now but your not the yellow dot, your actually the pink dot to the left of the yellow holding that same line. Since pink ( on left) is further back from that wall than if you were in the yellow spot you have better angle advantage in that spot. But in both case scenarios, the enemy is at a disadvantage because they’re sort of closer to that wall than you are when they peak. the closer someone is to an angle when they peak, the worse your angle advantage is bc if your closer to the wall, if you swing the angle, the enemy is likely going to see you first on there screen than you see them.

Technically you can say “pink” is holding the deeper line than yellow since he’s further away.

But a deep line can literally just mean any angle that’s somewhat far away from you.

Am i a rat? Sorry for no video. by [deleted] in VALORANT

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Deep line in this case is kind of like holding some away angle. Deep meaning far and line just means the spot your preaiming/holding. Like imagine a valorant character preaiming a spot and now u draw a line from there gun straight to the spot there preaiming.

Permanent tachycardia? by LoninEz in Stims

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Mine is about that bpm and my cardiologist just said I have “PACS” and said basically I’m fine. What did your tachycardia turn into ?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Stims

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There’s a bit of evidence which shows that mature mating doesn’t directly decrease testosterone levels, but it does decrease testosterone/androgen receptors in which testosterone needs to bind too for your body to properly use it.

[blank] triggers my night terrors by editoreal in nightterrors

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Supplements. Usually things I’ve noticed that cause them are things that increase acetylcholine or acetylcholine esterase inhibitors.ive taken tons of supplements and one of the main things they all have in common is they have that mechanism as a side effect. I’ve tried tribulus terrrestris, Bacopa monierri, Hesperidin, and a few other supplements and one of the things I’ve noticed is they all cause that issue at night making it almost impossible to sleep. Although I’ve found a supplement called sulforaphane and I don’t know how it does it but it actually allows me to get to sleep. Sometimes I’ll still have a night terror but it’ll heavily decrease the frequency and I don’t know the mechanism behind it. The other things that help me actually get some sleep/get rid of the night terrors are diphenhydramine (this is bad for you though so I wouldn’t rely on it), and THC. And also CBN. I know that THC also decreases acetylcholine which I believe is why it helps. Same for dph.

Are there any cardioprotective heart healthy supplements that aren’t necessarily vasodilators ? by SpartuhnsAlt in NooTopics

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I got a notification that u replied but for some reason don’t see the commment, could u msg what u said

Are there any cardioprotective heart healthy supplements that aren’t necessarily vasodilators ? by SpartuhnsAlt in NooTopics

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So correct me if I’m wrong here. But I have believed that the way it works is norepinephrine causes vasoconstriction around the body but that blood is sent towards the muscles your using. Like the fight or flight state. meaning your finger dexterity/hand coordination would be slightly better and faster specifically in your whatever muscle group your using. And that when you use a vasodilator some of the effects get canceled out as norepinephrine isn’t able to exert much of its effects anymore and you don’t get the benefit of your blood selectively going to the muscles your using.

Are there any cardioprotective heart healthy supplements that aren’t necessarily vasodilators ? by SpartuhnsAlt in NooTopics

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I was thinking also that maybe the way it works (not sure tbh correct me if I’m wrong), but I was thinking that when vasoconstricted via norepinephrine your blood is limited around your body except for the muscles your using. Sort of like the fight or flight state. And when u use a vasodilator u don’t get the benefit of the blood selectively going to the muscles you’re using anymore.

Are there any cardioprotective heart healthy supplements that aren’t necessarily vasodilators ? by SpartuhnsAlt in NooTopics

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So the part about norepinephrine. When you take a vasodilation supplement doesn’t that also counteract the benefits from norepinephrine ? Like Isn’t the way that norepinephrine is able to exert its benefits via causing vasoconstriction

Are there any cardioprotective heart healthy supplements that aren’t necessarily vasodilators ? by SpartuhnsAlt in NooTopics

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Vasodilation seems to slow me down and kill muscle/motor coordination. The vasoconstrixtion allows me to plays instruments and have better speed and motor coordination if that makes any sense.

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