Alright I got an issue View Thread Reply Hide Ebenezer Faddlemidge - Wed, 12 Oct 2016 20:43:48 EST Azcj1kEc No.54551 File: 1476319428184.jpg -(80438B / 78.55KB, 960x648) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My mom gets cold sores every once in a while and my lips were super chapped and she handed me this medicated chap stick stuff she uses, and I took like a paper towel and wiped the outside off really well and then put a small amount on my lips and gave it back, and I like immediately regretted it and it's been a few days and I dont have any cold sores or anything but the area around my mouth feels kind of chappend and the corners of my lips feel like when you slightly cut them, how fucked am I? 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Cornelius Chazzlewell - Fri, 06 Jan 2017 20:10:37 EST IZm89g40 No.54659 Reply >>54551Adam ruins this. >> John Cummerway - Fri, 20 Jan 2017 00:25:26 EST HEpW8j8o No.54697 Reply >>54551I'm sure ingredients in the blistex or whatever in the container kills the virus. Although it is almost certain you have had this long before. Most people have the virus, it simply stays dormant in nerve cells.It is what it is. Most never have breakouts. Or at least just once or twice in their lifetime. Stress can trigger this. Smoking cigs \I believe can do the same. Not a huge issue but do not touch/rub your eyes in general without clean hands. This virus, it can mess with your eyes in rare cases. For me on my eyelids little blisters can form. Against common sense I pop them and they actually go away, but is highly not recommended. Signs symptoms need not be present to transfer the virus.So in all, don't worry about it. It is basically everywhere. Best practice in general to avoid viruses, don't rub your eyes and wash your hand fairly often, especially in like an office environment. Or antibacterial gel is fine. >> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:34:08 EST g69ys+yI No.54712 Reply cold sores are usually caused by herpes simplex 1, which can lay dormany for years, treatable with zinc oxide or lemon balm if you're a hippy.
>> Cornelius Chazzlewell - Fri, 06 Jan 2017 20:10:37 EST IZm89g40 No.54659 Reply >>54551Adam ruins this.
>> John Cummerway - Fri, 20 Jan 2017 00:25:26 EST HEpW8j8o No.54697 Reply >>54551I'm sure ingredients in the blistex or whatever in the container kills the virus. Although it is almost certain you have had this long before. Most people have the virus, it simply stays dormant in nerve cells.It is what it is. Most never have breakouts. Or at least just once or twice in their lifetime. Stress can trigger this. Smoking cigs \I believe can do the same. Not a huge issue but do not touch/rub your eyes in general without clean hands. This virus, it can mess with your eyes in rare cases. For me on my eyelids little blisters can form. Against common sense I pop them and they actually go away, but is highly not recommended. Signs symptoms need not be present to transfer the virus.So in all, don't worry about it. It is basically everywhere. Best practice in general to avoid viruses, don't rub your eyes and wash your hand fairly often, especially in like an office environment. Or antibacterial gel is fine.
>> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:34:08 EST g69ys+yI No.54712 Reply cold sores are usually caused by herpes simplex 1, which can lay dormany for years, treatable with zinc oxide or lemon balm if you're a hippy.
frenulum breve View Thread Reply Hide Hugh Beshwill - Mon, 16 Jan 2017 11:44:58 EST fp4fZpKe No.54683 File: 1484585098909.jpg -(9130B / 8.92KB, 527x324) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I need to perform minor surgery on my penis to correct "frenulum breve". This involves pushing a needle and thread through the frenulum and then tying it so that the frenulum is cut through and released over a few days. This is a similar procedure to "tail docking" in livestock. What is the best domestically available local anesthetic I can use so that it doesn't hurt too much when I push the needle through? >> Hamilton Buzzson - Thu, 19 Jan 2017 22:53:09 EST ljtyfMGq No.54694 Reply >>54692Soak it in cocaine, then huff ether right before you do it.Honestly the only thing that comes to mind.Heroin too. >> John Cummerway - Thu, 19 Jan 2017 23:50:50 EST HEpW8j8o No.54696 Reply >>54683AnbesolI believe comes in 10% lidocaine as a liquid. en. So I say if you are set on donig this yourself, get 10% over the counter Andbesol, or equivalent. Apply to target areas. wait around 15 minutes,apply again and in 15 20 minutes or so it should be at it's max numbness.If can acquire pills, hycodone is common, tylenol 3s if you are not allergic to acetaminophen or opiates. Take a couple or one about 35 minutes before procedure, noting if you don't get too high to accomplish this task. Ibuprophen would be OK, 200 mgs is perfectly safe if one is not allergic to I believe nsaids classes of drugs.Take a shot of vodka whiskey before and rub some on the area for sterile reasons, if not a drinker use rubbing alcohol. This would help numb also. Get right at itBe very deliberateas well subtle in what you are trying to accomplish. Hope you got it right. in instruction. There are topical cremes as well. But ambesol I believe would be best betHope it works outwell for your home procedure as planned. >> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:25:36 EST g69ys+yI No.54709 Reply show pics when it's donefor science
>> Hamilton Buzzson - Thu, 19 Jan 2017 22:53:09 EST ljtyfMGq No.54694 Reply >>54692Soak it in cocaine, then huff ether right before you do it.Honestly the only thing that comes to mind.Heroin too.
>> John Cummerway - Thu, 19 Jan 2017 23:50:50 EST HEpW8j8o No.54696 Reply >>54683AnbesolI believe comes in 10% lidocaine as a liquid. en. So I say if you are set on donig this yourself, get 10% over the counter Andbesol, or equivalent. Apply to target areas. wait around 15 minutes,apply again and in 15 20 minutes or so it should be at it's max numbness.If can acquire pills, hycodone is common, tylenol 3s if you are not allergic to acetaminophen or opiates. Take a couple or one about 35 minutes before procedure, noting if you don't get too high to accomplish this task. Ibuprophen would be OK, 200 mgs is perfectly safe if one is not allergic to I believe nsaids classes of drugs.Take a shot of vodka whiskey before and rub some on the area for sterile reasons, if not a drinker use rubbing alcohol. This would help numb also. Get right at itBe very deliberateas well subtle in what you are trying to accomplish. Hope you got it right. in instruction. There are topical cremes as well. But ambesol I believe would be best betHope it works outwell for your home procedure as planned.
>> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:25:36 EST g69ys+yI No.54709 Reply show pics when it's donefor science
Jail spare tire View Thread Reply Hide Shit Nangerchire - Fri, 20 Jan 2017 15:30:50 EST NCPr88DY No.54699 File: 1484944250814.jpg -(719154B / 702.30KB, 2560x1440) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I just go out of jail, did 7 months. First thing I noticed was a little spare tire I was putting on. Basically everytime I eat I feel sick, like im about to throw up. I weigh 170 6' what's wrong with me? >> Fanny Habbleshaw - Sat, 21 Jan 2017 13:55:15 EST EdfCkEsB No.54702 Reply Could be your body has become accustomed to bland/repetitive jail food, and whatever you are having now is irritating or overly rich in comparison. >> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:22:55 EST g69ys+yI No.54707 Reply you've been inside too long, how much did you weigh when you went in?try making simple meals like they were giving you, jail food is calculated at 2000 calories per person per day, at a minimum cost, often less that $3 daily in ingredients. another thing to consider is that everybodys metabolism slows down as we age, so you might just be getting older.
>> Fanny Habbleshaw - Sat, 21 Jan 2017 13:55:15 EST EdfCkEsB No.54702 Reply Could be your body has become accustomed to bland/repetitive jail food, and whatever you are having now is irritating or overly rich in comparison.
>> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:22:55 EST g69ys+yI No.54707 Reply you've been inside too long, how much did you weigh when you went in?try making simple meals like they were giving you, jail food is calculated at 2000 calories per person per day, at a minimum cost, often less that $3 daily in ingredients. another thing to consider is that everybodys metabolism slows down as we age, so you might just be getting older.
Late stage cancer View Thread Reply Hide Paul Davis - Fri, 25 Nov 2016 17:03:03 EST Lcv0ii0n No.54611 File: 1480111383969.jpg -(4003B / 3.91KB, 275x183) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My grandma has late stage angiosarcoma in her chest. It was actually caused by the radiation/chemo used to treat an earlier breast cancer a few years ago. We didn't even realize she was so sick until she collapsed at dinner a week ago.My family is trying to extend her life as long as we can and we're trying a lot of alternative medicines (essential oils, Rick Simpson Oil, CBD oil).Any advice on dosages or other treatments to try?Pic related isn't her, but similar bruising. 7 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Priscilla Crunderket - Fri, 13 Jan 2017 11:45:29 EST DST/uCXU No.54675 Reply >>54673>stupid potheadfixedAlso, all the things wrong with your post, obscure tripfag.>ad hominem>sweeping generalization>adding more anger to the world >> Priscilla Crunderket - Fri, 13 Jan 2017 11:46:40 EST DST/uCXU No.54676 Reply >>54674I'm with Hunter here. Heroin or morphine is a must at that point. >> John Cummerway - Fri, 20 Jan 2017 00:38:02 EST HEpW8j8o No.54698 Reply >>54676A mix of MJ and hopefully hydrmorohone or oxcodone. Morphine from what I see with cancer and other patients they don't like it, feel nauseous in comparison.Ak=lthough some opiates do break down to morphine.
>> Priscilla Crunderket - Fri, 13 Jan 2017 11:45:29 EST DST/uCXU No.54675 Reply >>54673>stupid potheadfixedAlso, all the things wrong with your post, obscure tripfag.>ad hominem>sweeping generalization>adding more anger to the world
>> Priscilla Crunderket - Fri, 13 Jan 2017 11:46:40 EST DST/uCXU No.54676 Reply >>54674I'm with Hunter here. Heroin or morphine is a must at that point.
>> John Cummerway - Fri, 20 Jan 2017 00:38:02 EST HEpW8j8o No.54698 Reply >>54676A mix of MJ and hopefully hydrmorohone or oxcodone. Morphine from what I see with cancer and other patients they don't like it, feel nauseous in comparison.Ak=lthough some opiates do break down to morphine.
Heartbeat too hard? View Thread Reply Hide Hannah Crizzleteck - Wed, 04 Jan 2017 02:03:59 EST WgEFdgdp No.54649 File: 1483513439816.png -(556686B / 543.64KB, 391x927) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Occasionally at night I wake up to my heart just absolutely pounding. It's not beating fast. In fact I'd say the frequency at which it beats is around average. But it is like a sledgehammer. My breath and even my body recoils with each beat. Not like I'm thrashing around in my bed, but if I hold absolutely still and breath slowly, each time my heart beats there is movement and a slight disruption in my breath. And idk, all I can describe it is that my heartbeat is "heavy" like someone is thumping me on the chest hard each time. I can feel the pressure in my neck even.I'm assuming this is something to be concerned about? again it only happens at night when I'm asleep. The fuck should I do? For the record, I've always had a much higher blood pressure than normal. I've maintained a very strict low-sodium diet since I was 18 (I m currently 26) And while I do drink on occasion, it is not daily or even weekly drinking. I am a smoker, though.So uh, help? Google says it's palpitations but, you know, I don't trust quick google searches on symptoms. 3 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:49:32 EST 4LPLdCby No.54687 Reply >>54653well fuck nigga it sounds pretty likely you have legit genetic high blood pressureyou know they make medicine for that? you can delay the stroke like 20-30 years with modern HBP pillz >> Reuben Broffingweg - Thu, 19 Jan 2017 01:03:03 EST asLeE6eh No.54693 Reply >>54649I have smoked off and on. Not smoking for a while when I do there are pretty drastic changes. Smokeing does affct the heart, blood pressure. My guess you smoke before going to bed. As doctors say the best thing you can do for your health is quitting smoking. Sort out issues after stopping smoking. >> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:35:36 EST g69ys+yI No.54713 Reply lay off the coffee
>> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:49:32 EST 4LPLdCby No.54687 Reply >>54653well fuck nigga it sounds pretty likely you have legit genetic high blood pressureyou know they make medicine for that? you can delay the stroke like 20-30 years with modern HBP pillz
>> Reuben Broffingweg - Thu, 19 Jan 2017 01:03:03 EST asLeE6eh No.54693 Reply >>54649I have smoked off and on. Not smoking for a while when I do there are pretty drastic changes. Smokeing does affct the heart, blood pressure. My guess you smoke before going to bed. As doctors say the best thing you can do for your health is quitting smoking. Sort out issues after stopping smoking.
Genitals View Thread Reply Hide Wesley Duckworth - Thu, 29 Dec 2016 10:57:32 EST Cx81FyyN No.54642 File: 1483027052129.png -(35922B / 35.08KB, 191x115) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. People are being poisoned,infected,numbed,crippled and spotted by the shampoo,beverages and food. >> The Boat - Thu, 29 Dec 2016 16:05:29 EST /x5j4wXN No.54643 Reply >>54642Hahaha you're the idiot from /tinfoil/!!! I'm glad no one is ever listening to a truly mentally handicapped person like you :) >> Lydia Clizzlelun - Mon, 02 Jan 2017 09:48:17 EST EhKJRBrC No.54646 Reply >>54642Money > PeopleCapitalism >> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:54:00 EST 4LPLdCby No.54690 Reply congratulations, you have successfully identified the tip of a massive iceberglook into: plastics, styrofoam, receipt paperthe rabbit hole is the deepest thing there is
>> The Boat - Thu, 29 Dec 2016 16:05:29 EST /x5j4wXN No.54643 Reply >>54642Hahaha you're the idiot from /tinfoil/!!! I'm glad no one is ever listening to a truly mentally handicapped person like you :)
>> Lydia Clizzlelun - Mon, 02 Jan 2017 09:48:17 EST EhKJRBrC No.54646 Reply >>54642Money > PeopleCapitalism
>> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:54:00 EST 4LPLdCby No.54690 Reply congratulations, you have successfully identified the tip of a massive iceberglook into: plastics, styrofoam, receipt paperthe rabbit hole is the deepest thing there is
Ciprofloxacin neuropathy View Thread Reply Hide Albert Blackman - Tue, 27 Dec 2016 07:22:45 EST 2Eg1rArA No.54639 File: 1482841365171.jpg -(71021B / 69.36KB, 585x1040) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Ache in testicle. Told it was epididimytis. Prescribed citrofloxacin skeptical but took it for 3 days. One leg has gone numb and is tingling and aching intermittently. Read online horror stories of permanent nerve damage, apparently it's unnecessary for anything but severe infections and is wrongly prescribed.Am I fucked? >> Nicholas Clobberhedging - Tue, 03 Jan 2017 05:28:57 EST TeAZNZ34 No.54648 Reply >>54639you should not take that and see a different doctor. >> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:52:34 EST 4LPLdCby No.54689 Reply sounds like nerve impingementyou gotta investigate if its being impinged by bone or muscle. if muscle, pressure/heat/stretch tight area. if bone, lol surgery which 50/50 might help or give you permanently numb foot
>> Nicholas Clobberhedging - Tue, 03 Jan 2017 05:28:57 EST TeAZNZ34 No.54648 Reply >>54639you should not take that and see a different doctor.
>> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:52:34 EST 4LPLdCby No.54689 Reply sounds like nerve impingementyou gotta investigate if its being impinged by bone or muscle. if muscle, pressure/heat/stretch tight area. if bone, lol surgery which 50/50 might help or give you permanently numb foot
knock knees View Thread Reply Hide Isabella Nucklehood - Wed, 04 Jan 2017 05:29:50 EST fxY8Sj6e No.54652 File: 1483525790373.jpg -(18270B / 17.84KB, 500x479) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Thigh dductors and abductors, what do you stretch and what do you strengthen to stop genu valgum from worsening/preventing injury?What can be realistically done with the condition in adults aside from surgery? There's so much bullshit on the internet I don't know anymore. >> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:51:12 EST 4LPLdCby No.54688 Reply post pic of legs from front and back. most important to str adductors and lat. hip rotators like pirif.
>> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:51:12 EST 4LPLdCby No.54688 Reply post pic of legs from front and back. most important to str adductors and lat. hip rotators like pirif.
Help me 420Chan, you're my only hope. View Thread Reply Hide Phoebe Hullersurk - Tue, 10 Jan 2017 00:10:08 EST fGngfrPM No.54665 File: 1484025008643.jpg -(1134463B / 1.08MB, 2988x5312) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hey there guys, I'm hoping someone with some dermatology experience might exist here. I have always had eczema, but the last month or two, my fingertips started to get really, really bad, worth than ever. They started existing in a permanent state of peeling, itchiness and awfulness. I've been to the doctor three times now. He gave me Elocom cream and Prednisone (which helped for a bit while I was on it, then it came back.) I've been using the steroid cream for a long time and still do but nothing seems to work. Now what I can only describe as ...speckles appeared on most of my fingertips, my thumbs, parts of my palm, accompanied with a sickly orangish/yellowish undead hue around them. It feels odd and rough to the touch, and I have less feeling in my fingertips and it's itchy but it hurts to scratch. The doctor is referring me to a dermatologist, but in my town, it could be a long time before I see one. It's just worrying me that the steroids didn't fix it. I can't find any images online that look enough like it to satisfy me. All the eczema and psoriasis "bumps" are white, or bigger, these are like..tiny speckles accompanied with redness and peeling. You can actually see the line where my normal skin starts underneath. I've been using a lot of moisturizer too on the doc's suggestion along with the elocom cream. They don't hurt when I touch it, feels scaly and the ones near my finger joints make it feel tough to curl my fingers, stiff like. Anyone have any idea what this is? I'll post a few pics.Thanks guys,a worried stoner. 1 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Phoebe Hullersurk - Tue, 10 Jan 2017 00:12:38 EST fGngfrPM No.54667 Reply 1484025158643.jpg -(986996B / 963.86KB, 2988x5312) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE >> Phoebe Hullersurk - Tue, 10 Jan 2017 00:13:51 EST fGngfrPM No.54668 Reply 1484025231643.jpg -(1265125B / 1.21MB, 2988x5312) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE >> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:41:27 EST 4LPLdCby No.54684 Reply my first thought on seeing these images is bone or joint, not skin. there's no joint at the tip of the finger, so... bone? does it hurt to moderately tap the tip of your finger against a hard surface? squished the finger recently? also possible gout
>> Phoebe Hullersurk - Tue, 10 Jan 2017 00:12:38 EST fGngfrPM No.54667 Reply 1484025158643.jpg -(986996B / 963.86KB, 2988x5312) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Phoebe Hullersurk - Tue, 10 Jan 2017 00:13:51 EST fGngfrPM No.54668 Reply 1484025231643.jpg -(1265125B / 1.21MB, 2988x5312) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Edward Pitthall - Tue, 17 Jan 2017 17:41:27 EST 4LPLdCby No.54684 Reply my first thought on seeing these images is bone or joint, not skin. there's no joint at the tip of the finger, so... bone? does it hurt to moderately tap the tip of your finger against a hard surface? squished the finger recently? also possible gout
Loss of sensation in Penis after Appendectomy View Thread Reply Hide Sophie Turveyfoot - Thu, 05 Jan 2017 15:44:09 EST gF6N4Ylr No.54655 File: 1483649049686.png -(685528B / 669.46KB, 916x732) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hello /med/About a month and a half ago, I had to have my appendix taken out. Since recovering from the surgery, I have noticed that the head of my penis is a lot less sensitive than it was previously. Is this normal, will the sensation return, and is there anything a urologist could do anything about?Thanks for reading. >> Ernest Bashwill - Sat, 07 Jan 2017 14:09:17 EST T0xJgO21 No.54663 Reply I don't think that's a symptom of general anesthesia, so there's only one logical explanation. While you were under, the doctors and nurses took turns sucking you off, then took a power sander to your junk.
>> Ernest Bashwill - Sat, 07 Jan 2017 14:09:17 EST T0xJgO21 No.54663 Reply I don't think that's a symptom of general anesthesia, so there's only one logical explanation. While you were under, the doctors and nurses took turns sucking you off, then took a power sander to your junk.
supplements. amphetamine. depression. View Thread Reply Hide Hedda Mengersan - Sat, 03 Dec 2016 15:41:31 EST GW4vAKOA No.54615 File: 1480797691053.jpg -(467702B / 456.74KB, 417x600) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Do these supplements actually do anything? Tell me what to cut.N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine - 500mgL-Phenylaline - 1000mgCoQ 10 - 200mgDocosahexaenoic acid (DHA) - 1120mgElcosapentenoic Acid (EPA) - 130mgUridine Monophosphate - 250mgNiacin - 400mgInositol - 100mgB-12 - 2mgB vitamin complexMultivitaminGreen tea extract (45% EGCG)Magnesium oxide - 1000mgN-Acetyl L-Carnitine - 500mgTaurine - 2000mg L-Theanine 500mgCiticoline 500mgParoxetine 30mg prescribed by my doctor for depressionI'm an amphetamine user by the way. Not daily but 3-4 times a week.My diet is shit. 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Polly Dollertet - Sat, 10 Dec 2016 19:30:29 EST jeJbP56G No.54623 Reply >CoQ 10 - 200mgCut it.>Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) - 1120mg, Elcosapentenoic Acid (EPA) - 130mgMay be just some fish oil instead, it's cheaper and still good.>Uridine Monophosphate - 250mgNot nessessary and thus useless.>Niacin - 400mgThat's TOO MUCH. I'd left no more than 100 mg.>Niacin - 400mg, B-12 - 2mg, B vitamin complex, MultivitaminThat's too much vitamines in total, so cut them to the daily common dose.>Magnesium oxide - 1000mgYou'd rather eat citrate otherwise it's pretty useless.>Taurine - 2000mg U S E L E S S.Why don't you take a look at some atypical antipsychotics that may be even activating?>Amisulpride function primarily as a D2 and D3 receptor antagonist. It has high affinity for these receptors with dissociation constants of 2.2 nM and 2.4 nM, respectively. Although standard doses used to treat psychosis inhibit dopaminergic neurotransmission, low doses preferentially block inhibitory pre-synaptic autoreceptors. This results in a facilitation of dopamine activity, and for this reason, low dose amisulpride has also been used to treat dysthymia.50 mg per day may be a good augmentation. >> Clara Porringbick - Mon, 12 Dec 2016 21:48:23 EST azYgUqMW No.54626 Reply >>54615eat well and you wont need this shit. even a mc donalds hamburguer has that CoQ.most stuff is for people who cant eat or wont eat like drunkardsjust keep up healthy eating and your depression meds >> Hugh Soblingchug - Mon, 02 Jan 2017 03:22:41 EST VQxNAg+6 No.54645 Reply > DHA/EPACut these and eat a tin of sardines every day (or most days) if possible. Fish oil doesn't really work that well compared to real fish.>MultivitaminWorthless, cut it. Literally nobody ever benefits from a multivitamin. If you're deficient in something supplement that specific thing.>Magnesium OxideGo for Magnesium Glycinate instead. Lots of people recommend Doctor's Best brand.>B-12 and a B-complexWhy are you taking these? Does the b-complex include b-12? 2 milligrams of b-12 is a thousand times more than you need anyway, so I'd cut the b-12 or possibly only take it once a week at the most.And try finding ways to improve your diet. Fermented/pickled vegetables like in sauerkraut and kimchi are delicious (to me, at least) and don't take any time to prepare. (They can be expensive, but so is buying a shitload of supplements all the time.)>>54626Do you even know what most of these supplements are for? And you don't get significant amounts of many of them from even the best diet (for example, drinking even large amounts of green tea does NOT have the same effect as taking green tea extract and l-theanine).
>> Polly Dollertet - Sat, 10 Dec 2016 19:30:29 EST jeJbP56G No.54623 Reply >CoQ 10 - 200mgCut it.>Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) - 1120mg, Elcosapentenoic Acid (EPA) - 130mgMay be just some fish oil instead, it's cheaper and still good.>Uridine Monophosphate - 250mgNot nessessary and thus useless.>Niacin - 400mgThat's TOO MUCH. I'd left no more than 100 mg.>Niacin - 400mg, B-12 - 2mg, B vitamin complex, MultivitaminThat's too much vitamines in total, so cut them to the daily common dose.>Magnesium oxide - 1000mgYou'd rather eat citrate otherwise it's pretty useless.>Taurine - 2000mg U S E L E S S.Why don't you take a look at some atypical antipsychotics that may be even activating?>Amisulpride function primarily as a D2 and D3 receptor antagonist. It has high affinity for these receptors with dissociation constants of 2.2 nM and 2.4 nM, respectively. Although standard doses used to treat psychosis inhibit dopaminergic neurotransmission, low doses preferentially block inhibitory pre-synaptic autoreceptors. This results in a facilitation of dopamine activity, and for this reason, low dose amisulpride has also been used to treat dysthymia.50 mg per day may be a good augmentation.
>> Clara Porringbick - Mon, 12 Dec 2016 21:48:23 EST azYgUqMW No.54626 Reply >>54615eat well and you wont need this shit. even a mc donalds hamburguer has that CoQ.most stuff is for people who cant eat or wont eat like drunkardsjust keep up healthy eating and your depression meds
>> Hugh Soblingchug - Mon, 02 Jan 2017 03:22:41 EST VQxNAg+6 No.54645 Reply > DHA/EPACut these and eat a tin of sardines every day (or most days) if possible. Fish oil doesn't really work that well compared to real fish.>MultivitaminWorthless, cut it. Literally nobody ever benefits from a multivitamin. If you're deficient in something supplement that specific thing.>Magnesium OxideGo for Magnesium Glycinate instead. Lots of people recommend Doctor's Best brand.>B-12 and a B-complexWhy are you taking these? Does the b-complex include b-12? 2 milligrams of b-12 is a thousand times more than you need anyway, so I'd cut the b-12 or possibly only take it once a week at the most.And try finding ways to improve your diet. Fermented/pickled vegetables like in sauerkraut and kimchi are delicious (to me, at least) and don't take any time to prepare. (They can be expensive, but so is buying a shitload of supplements all the time.)>>54626Do you even know what most of these supplements are for? And you don't get significant amounts of many of them from even the best diet (for example, drinking even large amounts of green tea does NOT have the same effect as taking green tea extract and l-theanine).
How do I fix salty balls??? View Thread Reply Hide The Boat - Thu, 29 Dec 2016 16:09:48 EST /x5j4wXN No.54644 File: 1483045788389.jpg -(113140B / 110.49KB, 736x1040) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. We r m0ving the 0ld family business (the wharf) and my bàlls are just so salty all the time.>h0w can I fix this?? Can I rub em d0wn with de0derant 0r like maybe use salt t0 dry then 0ut?Basically I can smell the 0cean every time I 0pen my legs,Th0ughtš? >> Nigel Cuttingpire - Wed, 11 Jan 2017 07:56:52 EST EUSxA8Rw No.54670 Reply >>54644Try using baby powder down there to soak up that moisture. >> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:43:21 EST g69ys+yI No.54715 Reply get laid with a human female around your age, this will help.
>> Nigel Cuttingpire - Wed, 11 Jan 2017 07:56:52 EST EUSxA8Rw No.54670 Reply >>54644Try using baby powder down there to soak up that moisture.
>> Alice Pongerwudge - Mon, 23 Jan 2017 23:43:21 EST g69ys+yI No.54715 Reply get laid with a human female around your age, this will help.
Duloxetine / Cymbalta - SNRIs and other Drugs View Thread Reply Hide Alice Himmlenere - Fri, 23 Dec 2016 10:31:17 EST gtxWD+M/ No.54636 File: 1482507077891.png -(228265B / 222.92KB, 3800x1600) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hello. I've been on a few anti-depressants over the past years. The ones that have given the best effect so far have been Venlafaxine and currently Duloxetine, both SNRIs.Now I'm going to a festival in the UK next year and I'm looking for information regarding which drugs I need to stay away from. So far I've gathered MDMA, Cocaine and LSD to not be such a good idea, mainly concerned about serotonin syndrome. But according to this chart even MDMA is "low risk" which I find hard to believe tbh. I know mephedrone is very common where I'm going so any relevant information you have regarding that one would be great.Not sure how much I can trust the list. I've had quite a bit of alcohol a few times and I have noticed I get a lot more drunk than usual, around the 5th beer or so. Once or twice have been a bit unpleasant. I might just stay away from everything and just smoke some weed, I do love me some rave and amphetamines though.. >> Emma Blablingtock - Wed, 28 Dec 2016 07:32:40 EST gtxWD+M/ No.54640 Reply 1482928360889.png -(9765B / 9.54KB, 500x700) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Is this chart more up to date? >> Emma Blablingtock - Wed, 28 Dec 2016 08:01:05 EST gtxWD+M/ No.54641 Reply Found this site http://wiki.bluelight.ru/index.php/Anti-Depressants_and_Recreational_DrugsIt doesn't break down SNRIs or list Duloxetine, it does mention NARIs (Noradrenaline Reuptake Inhibitors). Under NARIs it claims that amphetamines wouldn't work... but they worked just fine for me 2 days ago so iunno..
>> Emma Blablingtock - Wed, 28 Dec 2016 07:32:40 EST gtxWD+M/ No.54640 Reply 1482928360889.png -(9765B / 9.54KB, 500x700) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Is this chart more up to date?
>> Emma Blablingtock - Wed, 28 Dec 2016 08:01:05 EST gtxWD+M/ No.54641 Reply Found this site http://wiki.bluelight.ru/index.php/Anti-Depressants_and_Recreational_DrugsIt doesn't break down SNRIs or list Duloxetine, it does mention NARIs (Noradrenaline Reuptake Inhibitors). Under NARIs it claims that amphetamines wouldn't work... but they worked just fine for me 2 days ago so iunno..
Weed for pain relief instead of opis? View Thread Reply Hide Simon Nubberson - Fri, 23 Dec 2016 12:18:13 EST kl6jVI/G No.54637 File: 1482513493850.jpg -(15404B / 15.04KB, 480x324) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My grandma suffers from chronic pain which she strangely enough can't get through with high opioid dosages.I know of people who experienced greater relief from weed than morphine.She's old school and anti-drug, so I can't come towards her asking her to try that. I would have to lie.Some concentrated oil would have seemed fine to conceal it as some other natural medicine to try. Yet it still remains an ethical problem, lying about it, plus I don't want her tripping balls and have a bad trip.What am I supposed to do here? Morphine doesn't help her. Maybe cannabis won't either but at this point it could be worth a shot. I have no agenda, I don't even smoke anymore. I just want to help if I can.Thanks for reading me and telling me your opinion. >> trayanise !rU8mq5Ca7M - Sat, 24 Dec 2016 18:41:15 EST IUwjuOOG No.54638 Reply CBD oil would do the job. There are also salves and such available, provided you're in a place where cannabis is medicine instead of crime. I'd recommend you go with a lotion or salve, and not mention the active ingredient unless she states that it works better than the opis
>> trayanise !rU8mq5Ca7M - Sat, 24 Dec 2016 18:41:15 EST IUwjuOOG No.54638 Reply CBD oil would do the job. There are also salves and such available, provided you're in a place where cannabis is medicine instead of crime. I'd recommend you go with a lotion or salve, and not mention the active ingredient unless she states that it works better than the opis
