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Anyone have any supplement advice to help my parents sleep?
Cyproheptadine, aspirin, l-theanine?
Cyproheptadine, aspirin, l-theanine?
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do not stay in cold, dark places. do the opposite
if it is cold outside were you reside, consider holidays/a trip to warm climates with easy access to nature
do not take too much supplements and ***t like that, it might do more harm than good
Anyone have any supplement advice to help my parents sleep?
Cyproheptadine, aspirin, l-theanine?
Aspirin for sure. Pour some (an inch) hot water over some aspirin powder in a glass, add some baking soda, let it fizz out. Add some gelatin powder, mix and let that fizz out too. Then cover with cool fruit juice, mix well.
Taken after the evening meal, it will be extremely calming.
Thanks mrchibbs that sounds like a good combo.
One thing I'm worried about is that for some people aspirin seems to disturb sleep.
Sleep Quality After Aspirin Is Terrible!
Thank you Yamanya I don't know much about that. I will look into it. Is there a specific brand or resource you could recommend?
for me personally, in times of stress it feels like excess tryptophan gets rapidly produced to brain serotonin, which leads to estrogen, which leads to lack of appetite and the "wired" feeling. I would personally keep muscle meats at 0 during this time, while eating lots of bone broth or things like ox tail. Ray mentioned how glycine helps those who have had seizure and brain injuries to make full recoveries quickly.
For me the most important factor in depression is dopamine. Once it gets too low I predictability get depressed. So I wouldn‘t overdo it with the Cypro. Lisuride seems like it could be worth a try, although I haven’t tried it yet.
Coffee would also help probably.
Individual experiences are always complicated. Read the second comment in that thread.
To a certain extent, experiment is the only method of knowledge. I can only tell you
what I believe based on my knowledge and experience.
Creatine, zinc, magnesium, B complex and vitamin E/D.
On a email Ray suggested DHEA and pregnenolone to increase neurosteroids.
If the traditional things don't work then safe dopaminergic drugs seems a really good option.
Well my dad seemed to sleep quite well last night and I gave him a combo of aspirin and vitamin K2, gelatin, sugar, salt and milk.
Buspirone can raise dopamine and lower Serotonin. Powerful combo with cypro. Beta blockers are also useful for overwhelming situations to take the edge off. And these are all easier to get off of than most other stuff you'll be offered.
3/5 grams a day you get your tissues saturated within 1 monthWhat’s a good dose of Creatine for guys who don’t work out or don’t need the loading phase ? It’s definitely been linked to mood elevations... I don’t want to take twenty grams a day lol
I went through the same thing a few years back brother passed away at 33 2014 unexpectedly and sister a year later at 35 in 2015.Things improving a bit day by day. Ordered a few copies of a book by C. S. Lewis called a grief observed.
Think it will really help. Anyone have any recommendations for reading to help with grief?
The pain never goes away completely just drifts into the background and resurfaces every now and then.