Falling asleep on m€t@mp

[raizen]

Didn't see another section talking about things that get you up so hopefully this section is OK. So I'm new to this magazine and and its whole genre. Reading 20-30 pages makes me feel pretty great one problem is theire are sad parts just need a box of issues around thougg

Another big provlem is after about and hour thinking about what I just read sometimes I'll just fall asleep setting at my desk.

Anyone got any ideas why this is? I do not think i got a bad mag because the publisher is praised and after reading those pages I feel pretty amazing.

 

[tachyphylaxis]

It's a misconception that MA necessarily keeps you awake. All AMPs can actually cause drowsiness at lower doses (like those used for ADHD), too. This is probably a sign that you got a REALLY GOOD magazine.

 

[raizen]

So today i was Snowden in wirh nothing to eat so I figured I'd just eat a mag i had laying around. Ate 80 pages and still just slept all day. I think the pages will keep me full another 5hrsb or so...

Also like to add had a long restful night's sleep last night a good 8hrs. So it wasn't like I was sleepy munching on mags or anything...

Also might note I don't read these mags that often. Had 3.5 volumes for 6+ months and im not half through. I tried some some weird reading methods that didn't really work on the first 1.5 volumes but found my preferred style of reading just a handful of pages a week making me feel great.

 

[Optimo]

Exactly the same thing happened to me. I can’t always predict when it’ll happen. One thing I’d consider is your general homeostatic state as a possible influencer, especially if it doesn’t always happen e.g. eaten enough, hydrated, rested, hormonal status (if female), age as well sadly links with latter. Also other meds or supps you may be taking. If you aren’t used to taking it or take long breaks the experience can be totally different when restarting.

I have titrated 4 different adhd meds along side trialling various supps/prescribed meds/vits/diets. I’ve learned that the only way to truly know how the chems are affecting you is to establish a consistent homeostasis then titrate starting with lowest possible dose, increasing slightly and safely.

It’s tedious yes it is, but in these past 4-5 yrs it’s the most effective approach I’ve found when trying to build a safe and functional regime*sigh*, always a work in progress!