Pet Peeve
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So sugar lowers metabolism?
That is my experience, yes
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So sugar lowers metabolism?
"street cannabis" +1Avoid street cannabis.
Why would one take care to watch for pregnenealone and magnesium? Just wondering because I have a history of being paranoid and having instrusive thought processes and while b vitamins def help I’ve been taking mg and pregnenelone and feel a bit manic lately.You're welcome. Report back how Niacin works out for you. It should take care of the anxiety and paranoia as well. Be careful with Things like pregnenolone and phenibut & even watchful for negative effects of Glycine and Magnesium.
DittoI don't think cannabis affects everyone in the same way, but it definitely pulled me into the schizophrenic side of the spectrum. It didn't seem to matter what the source was - street, unregulated dispensary, home grown, official government stuff - they all induced that state for me. I have a theory that it only does that to people in a low-energy state. But I've said goodbye to it, and my mental health has dramatically improved.
how do people define schizophrenia ?
the definition seems very vague
I'm sure most here are familiar with it, but in case someone's not: Dr Peat's article "Thyroid, insomnia, and the insanities: Commonalities in disease" is all about schizophrenia. It's a nice read, very informative and as usual Dr Peat has is very own view on things, e.g.: he acknowledeges the following problem and as far as I understand that's why he rather talks about 'brain stress syndromes':
He links the problem to high stress and therefore to high serotonin. Here are some ideas from the article:
- thyroid
- CO2-therapy
- lithium
- anti-serotonin drugs
- penicillin
- sleep therapy
- hyperbaric oxygen
- acetazolamide
- vitamins
In the beginning Dr Peat states: "The frontal lobes of the brain are hypometabolic in schizophrenia. Serotonin can cause vasoconstriction in the brain."
That brought me to the idea to maybe shine red light directly on your forehead. I don't really know if that upregulates the metabolism, but I can attest it does something to the brain, lol (when I hold the Red Light Device Mini directly on my forehead for a few minutes at bedtime, I can remember some of my dreams the next morning, which I usually don't due to daily cannabis consumption). Does anybody know if red light helps with vasoconstriction? (Or does it maybe make it even worse?)
Looks like research out of dr mengele’s file cabinetfacial shape causes schizophrenia
Minor Physical Anomalies and Quantitative Measures of the Head and Face in Patients With Psychosis
Increased Head Circumference in Schizophrenia
Autism also correlates to facial structure
Clinical research: Facial features can help diagnose autism | Spectrum | Autism Research News
This could explain the blood flow in the brain
Looks like research out of dr mengele’s file cabinet
I'm sure most here are familiar with it, but in case someone's not: Dr Peat's article "Thyroid, insomnia, and the insanities: Commonalities in disease" is all about schizophrenia. It's a nice read, very informative and as usual Dr Peat has is very own view on things, e.g.: he acknowledeges the following problem and as far as I understand that's why he rather talks about 'brain stress syndromes':