Posted by bleauberry on February 19, 2014, at 19:15:06
In reply to Advice on which medication is best for my case, posted by kavinsky99 on February 16, 2014, at 17:02:18
Well, honestly, this probably won't be the answer you were looking for, and I apologize in advance, but I do not feel that the kind of gains you are looking for are going to come from medications. I mean, my fight with all that stuff was so long I forgot, what, 20 years, 30 years, every psych med on the planet except nardil, ect failed.
So anyway, it was never psychiatric the whole time. It only looks that way. The problem is somewhere else in the body, basically poisoning the brain from within. You know how a person can lose some or all control of their thinking and behavior under the influence of alcohol? Well, it's sort of like that. The toxins from within, such as heavy metals or lyme-like, cause the person not to be drunk, but to feel the exact emotions you described.
The depression and all the other stuff, there isn't anything wrong with your brain, there isn't a chemical imbalance. What there is, is something providing continuous abuse. In my experience, that usually falls in the category of toxic accumulation, such as heavy metals, or hidden infection, lyme estimated to be 9 times more common than we think.
If your treatment were to maintain what you already have, but add new arms and legs to it that directly target hidden inflammations, hidden infections, and toxicity, I think the outcome in a year or two would be light years ahead of psychiatric medications alone. They are only attempting to control the symptoms, the end result, but meanwhile the target is missed and we wonder why we don't get better.
These are my opinions only.
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