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Great to hear things are going well, and more power to you. I haven't been around much, oddly because I've noticed I'm increasing my doses since joining & know I need to cut back on things. I went a good number of years without taking anything and back problems finally made that difficult...

Those are statistics for assault weapons not guns. Maybe your just don't know how to read. 

Your other option is to put it in capsules. I know a lot of people find it doesn't give as strong an effect when taken that way but I've compromised by putting it in a capsule and then punching a smallish hole in the end before swallowing. That speeds up the dissolving process and still keeps me...

I found a good group on a college campus where I was taking some classes. Much less evangelical & not necessarily in a religious way. I understand what you mean about the attitude, but my own feeling was try it their way and see & it helped. I did the same thing with praying, even...

You're right insofar as someone can die from dehydration as a result of detoxing from an opioid, but that's a secondary effect, the detox itself isn't killing you, whereas with benzs and alcohol you can have seizures that are directly related to the detox. I, by no means would I suggest you...

I had heard about this before back when they were doing it with rats, but here's a interesting article on how people curing PTSD and other anxiety disorders related to particular memories using a form of exposure therapy and tx with this beta blocker. Definitely worth looking into if you have...

I used to drink a qt of vodka a day & more on weekends, but haven't had a drink in 28 years. I really needed to bottom out--get thrown out of college & risk loss of parole--before I was willing to stop & even then I only intended to quit for a year or so. I went through an inpatient...

Glad to hear things are going well & I applaud your bravery. There are only 2 types of withdrawal that can actually kill you--benzos and alcohol. They give benzos to alcoholics who are detoxing--I used to drink a qt of vodka a day and detoxed myself with vals--but I don't know if anyone had...

I have no personal experience with this, although I was diagnosed with another personality disorder (schizoid). I just wanted to say, though, that the research shows that substantial number of people with BPD are able to enter recovery from it (in the sense that they no longer have clinical...

I managed to quote you twice somehow, sorry. SNRIs can definitely improve pain. Trams are basically an SNRI + a mild opioid and are what I use now to manage both depression and pain. Part of the problem is pain perception--when you're depressed a little pain can feel like a lot--and SNRIs can...

So far I've tried 2 brands of moda--M0dn!te from Consern Pharm & M0d@lert from Sun Pharma--and I actually prefer the 1st, even though it's cheaper (or I should say was, since I can't find it now). I like it better because I think it has more of the S-M0d@finil. M0d@finil generally has a...

It's a good idea not to respond to any phone, email, or text message offering product for sale, even if they represent themselves as being a company you've dealt with. 

That article reviews some of the research conducted on opis & autism. This is by no means my field of expertise, so I'm relying on what the reviewers say, but her are some of the relevant studies: "  The correlation of low pain sensitivity, high endogenous opioids levels, and autistic...

If you don't get an effect from the SSRI's your depression may not involve just your serotonin levels. If, for instance, your depression is focused on being unable to find pleasure in anything, it may involve the dopaminergic system. In that case something Dopa Mucuna also known as velvet bean...

Ordered 4/19 & got it 4/23 using the cheaper shipping method. Excellent services & communication. I ordered the crimson java that's on sale & he threw in some nice samples including some kanna, since I had asked about it. I haven't gotten a chance to try any of the products yet but...

Except the article is saying that opioid use produce autistic-like symptoms in people (e.g., people on opioids feel or act distantly from others). They suggest people with autism may have problems with opioid receptors that cause their symptoms, but the problem is too much activation of the...

Good for you, but be very careful. I would definitely recommend consulting a doctor to get you through it especially since you're taking prescribed meds anyway. 

It's interesting, there is a theory that the increase in autism spectrum disorders is connected to increased use of opioids. And also that people on opioids relate to others in a autistic fashion. (I realize Aspbergers isn't autism, but they're talking about symptoms not diagnoses.) There's an...

I talk to myself all the time--just try ro avoid it in public unless you want to want to pretend you're using bluetooth.

It can mess up a lot of other medications too: https://www.poz.com/article/Grapefruit-Medications-23319-9413