Posted by jonhed on July 9, 2016, at 11:52:25
In reply to Re: Strange side effects from Nardil, eg loud sounds, posted by PilledOut on July 9, 2016, at 11:37:42
Yeah, it's good to know because if you have some tendencies towards those kind of feelings, i think it's harder to succeed with a medication. Cause it has to feel completely "right".
Just my guess.I feel xanax as druggy to but metallic and very light.
Zopiclone is dark and metallic, etc etc.Diazepam is the "heaviest" benzo i know, and by that i mean in the feeling of it. It makes me depressed to take it, and clonazepam is very neutral and therefore easy to combine with other substances that are not narcotics.
This never become different over time, for me, all the above has been feeling the same since i was a teenager.
Parnate was like eating the devil for me, because of the interactions with tyramine.
But i think in my mind that nardil, even though i've never tried it, it feel much lighter than parnate.All my three medications i eat now are "happy" medicines, so it works now. But if i were about to but in one more, it could damage the whole happy feeling of it.
Yeah, it's complex with medicines.
Sometimes you need time off.Have you ever fully liked one of your medication?
If so, i say give that medication a try again, even if it where several years ago that you took it.
Things changes over time, and a medicine that didn't help you, but didn't cause panic, can help you today.
It's not impossible.(and now i'm not talking about benzos)
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