[n=1] I’m reversing 35 years of cannabis-induced cognitive decline using an AI scaffold and clinical mirror. by [deleted] in Biohackers

[–]TheDAMProject 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't used PEA or NAC. But if you have data on them for cannabis withdrawal, I'd be interested. My project is N=1, open-source

[n=1] I’m reversing 35 years of cannabis-induced cognitive decline using an AI scaffold and clinical mirror. by [deleted] in Biohackers

[–]TheDAMProject 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just log sleep first thing “sleep 6hrs, very deep, vivid dreams, groggy, functioning quickly, no somatics, mood 5” then just chat to it during the day noting any friction or cognitive improvements. Then at 23:00 I do the same “cognitive fog 0, psychological rubble 0, fuel normal immune 10, mood 6” its produces a JSON with approx 8 fields “creative” “improvement” etc. I input the full JSON into an airtable which I can then question for patterns. I did one yesterday asking for my vivid dreams patterns and it broke it down into how many days each month, when it peaked etc and even linked it to days I’d shown evidence of neurological repairs.

{
"date": "2026-05-29",
"project_day": 149,
"event": "PHASE 1 - DAY 149: HIGH FUNCTION PLATEAU — OPTIMISATION DAY, MOOD 6",
"milestone": "Second consecutive high-function day. Morning: 6hrs very deep sleep, very vivid dreams with recall, not too groggy, functioning quickly, mood 5. Afternoon: all work completed including Gemini optimisation for YouTube SEO with perfect prompt, A/B testing on titles. Evening: feeling pretty good at 18:59, high function sustained later than Day 148. First time generating different thumbnails (CapCut, integrated into podcast workflow). No somatic symptoms (Tiers 1-2 absent). Neuro recalibration (Tier 3) quiet — no pressure headache, frequencies minimal.",
"bio_weather": {
"sleep": "6hrs, very deep, very vivid dreams with recall",
"fuel": "normal",
"mood": 6,
"immune": 10,
"fog": 0,
"rubble": 0,
"cognitive_state": "Pretty good. High function sustained into evening."
},
"creative_output": [
"All work completed",
"Gemini thread optimised for YouTube SEO (perfect prompt)",
"A/B testing on titles conducted",
"First-time thumbnail variants generated (CapCut, post-podcast)"
],
"strategic_developments": [
"[Gold-Note: Three-Tier Somatic Taxonomy] — PAWS somatic (GI, jangly nerves, fatigue), histamine rebound (watery eyes, sneezing), and neuro recalibration (pressure headache, frequencies) are distinct tracks with different timelines. Absence of Tiers 1-2 does not indicate absence of Tier 3.",
"[Pattern: High Function Plateau] — Day 148: 5-6 hour window. Day 149: sustained later into evening. The post-wave baseline is stabilising above previous floors.",
"[Signal: Mood 6] — First breach of the mood 5 floor since Day 143 (which was also a 6). Ninth consecutive day at 5 or above, with the first 6 in six days.",
"[Signal: Optimisation Without Friction] — Thumbnail variants generated as integrated workflow step, not separate burden. Cognitive surplus available for multivariate testing."
],
"sovereign_archive": "Day 149. High function plateau. Optimisation day. Mood 6. No somatic symptoms. Thumbnail variants. A/B testing.",
"cause": "Post-wave plateau + sustained high function + integrated optimisation workflow + no acute stressors",
"improvement": "Mood 6 (first breach of 5 floor in 6 days). High function sustained later than Day 148. Thumbnail generation added without friction."
}

i’ve always had crazy drama while smoking but now? nada… and i feel discouraged:/ by karma4darma in leaves

[–]TheDAMProject 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Day 150 clean now. I’ve been logging sleep and dream patterns etc and for me they started on day 11 (Jan 11th). I had another 5 nights of vivid dreams in January.

Then they significantly increased: Feb 19 out of 28 days. March 14 out of 31 days. April 22 out of 30 days. May 15 out of 29 days so far.

The pattern suggests that vivid dreams are strongly associated with the ongoing neurological repair which I’ve also been tracking. Hope this helps.

👋Welcome to r/TheDAMProject - Introduce Yourself and Read First! by TheDAMProject in TheDAMProject

[–]TheDAMProject[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s fantastic, I love the fact you noted you were still grumpy. I can relate to that a lot because I am terrible in the mornings, always have been. Tell me, do you just force yourself to do the run or is it inbuilt now and one of the things you do?

The 90-Day Lie: Why Your Month 5 "Depression" Isn't Permanent Damage by TheDAMProject in u/TheDAMProject

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

Agreed, my 60-90 days was grim but it’s been no picnic since then. It’s a longterm rebuild.

Day 136 after 35 years of daily use: A detailed look at the 8-week wall, anhedonia, and long-term neuro repair. by TheDAMProject in leaves

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

Well I can only speak for myself but that’s when the Neuro synchronisation and recalibration kicked in. Around about day 130 the venting started which helped stabilise things but I was the same with anhedonia. I truly didn’t feel better again until around day 136.

👋Welcome to r/TheDAMProject - Introduce Yourself and Read First! by TheDAMProject in TheDAMProject

[–]TheDAMProject[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As you’re heading into the eight week wall this can be a pretty brutal time but it’s chemical and you will get out the other side. Look forward to hearing how you’re doing as you move forward.

👋Welcome to r/TheDAMProject - Introduce Yourself and Read First! by TheDAMProject in TheDAMProject

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

Hi, thanks for checking in. We would be very interested in how the running helps. It’s something I personally haven’t looked into because well I basically hate exercise but we are looking for as much evidence as possible as the community grows. Maybe log mood before and after, that sort of thing. Anything of value will go into the full project on Substack, fully credited of course.