Re: Recovered from Anxiety Disorder! - Encouraged by PSSD Treatment

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What is CES?

Adil

Subject: Re: Recovered from Anxiety Disorder! - Encouraged by PSSD TreatmentTo: SSRIsex Date: Tuesday, August 31, 2010, 9:07 AM

Blk,Great post. I'm all up for finding solutions. I don't think this is permanent, either.To find a professional that uses the neurotransmitter therapy in a specific area I recommend calling NeuroAssist and speaking with someone at Ph. between 9 AM to 5 PM CST M-F. You can also email them at info@.... When I spoke with them I asked for a contact who had extensive experience using their treatment rather than just an office that uses it a little bit. They were very helpful. (There are over 900 clinics out there that use their treatment.)I found your mention of CES interesting. I'm not familiar with it but plan on reading up on it. I will also ask my NT Dr. about it when I speak with him this afternoon.> > > >> > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on

this board... However > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their neurotransmitter levels > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered is that they > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block for serotonin. > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our minds that's > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and can no longer > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting lexapro. I was on > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on Lexapro to see if > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes. Then I was back > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function normally with the > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild

the serotonin supply would I > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want solutions. I > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed when I read > > >it. Let's find solutions people.> > > >> > >> >>

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Unfortunately for some of us this IS permanent and we just have to learn to

live with it. I think there are just varying degrees of damage and some will

get better as I did the first time...

Kay

http://www.youtube.com/user/Kay1948

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> > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this board...

However

> > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their neurotransmitter

levels

> > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered is

that they

> > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block for

serotonin.

> > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our minds

that's

> > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and can no

longer

> > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting lexapro. I

was on

> > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on Lexapro to

see if

> > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes. Then I

was back

> > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function normally

with the

> > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply would

I

> > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want

solutions. I

> > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed when

I read

> > > >it. Let's find solutions people.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

That video has already been posted. In what way does it suggest this is

permenant? That video can be from anybody. One thing you should learn is not to

believe everything you read on the net. Take things with a pinch of salt. Some

people are genuine, while some have their own agendas. Posting a youtube video

of someone just saying they've suffered for 4 years proves nothing. We don't

know the whole story, whether she tried to help herself though trying different

things or rather chose to lay down in self pity and accept whats happened. The

latter is the easy thing to do rather than persevering forward and helping your

self.

To be honest I'm fed up of reading loser sob stories with no substance. Just

saying how long they suffered and how terrible it is and life is over while

they've done nothing to try and change the situation. But rather choose to wait

until someone else tries something and tells them whether it works or not on

this group. Get on with life actively challenge your mind and body to get

through you will see improvements.

Without a shadow of doubt this is not permenant. There was a member not to long

ago that posted his sex drive returned as high as ever through a combination of

5htp, excercise, meditation and some hormone supplement. Now obviously his

solution is not going to work for all however it shows there is a way out its

just a case of finding what works for you as everyone is individual.

I've done the self pity game and blaming the world, doctors and psychiatrists

game and can tell you it gets you no where except feeling more anger,frustrated

and hopeless. Seeking out answers and rememdies is much more fun. You don't know

maybe one day you could find the magic solution that can help not only yourself

but the whole world. Imagine that.

Good look no matter how you choose to view things as this is a tough situation

no doubt. But for me there is no choice but to look forward not backwards.

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> > > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this board...

However

> > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their neurotransmitter

levels

> > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered is

that they

> > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block for

serotonin.

> > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our minds

that's

> > > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and can no

longer

> > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting lexapro.

I was on

> > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on Lexapro

to see if

> > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes. Then I

was back

> > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function normally

with the

> > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply

would I

> > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want

solutions. I

> > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed

when I read

> > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

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I have used alpha stim. I have not used it regularly. One thing for sure, if you are suffering from reslessness or stress where you feel anxiuos, use the device for 20 minutes on 2-2.5 level and you will definately feel better. The first 3 minutes your head will feel better but after that you will start to relax. For people that have problem sleeping works like magic.

Adil

Subject: Re: Recovered from Anxiety Disorder! - Encouraged by PSSD TreatmentTo: SSRIsex Date: Tuesday, August 31, 2010, 1:53 PM

Thanks for the information . I'll give them a call tomorrow.As for CES you can pick them up off the net. Apparently the alpha stim is meant to be the best addition and goes around $500 on the net with a 30 day money back guarentee if it doesn't work in the first month. Though in the states there should be clinics that offer therapy using the device.This is how its meant to workCranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) is non-invasive alternative therapy that involves passing very small electrical impulses (micro-currents) across the base of the skull. This is done by placing electrodes or clips on or near both ears. Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation alters the electrical activity of the brain and is being considered a safer alternative to drug treatments for conditions such as insomnia, depression, drug addiction, headaches and even ADHD.How Does CES Work?The pulsed electrical currents are believed to affect

the limbic system, the reticular activating system, and/or the hypothalamus and to stimulate regions that control pain messages, neurotransmitter creation, and hormone production via the hypothalamic-pituitary axis.The electrical current is believed to increase the brain's levels of serotonin, beta-endorphin, GABA and DHEA and to lower levels of cortisol and tryptophan. These substances influence the chemical activity of nerve cells in the nervous system.CES stimulates activity in some neurological systems and decreases activity in other areas by changing the electrical and chemical activity of nerve cells in the brain stem. This produces increased alpha rhythms (electrical activity patterns in the brain) that are accompanied by feelings of serenity, relaxation and increased mental focus. This reduces agitation and the effects of stress, helps balance mood and controls sensation and perception of certain types of pain. Decreased delta

rhythms suggest reduced drowsiness and decreased beta rhythms are associated with reductions in anxiety, ruminative thought, and obsessive/compulsive-like behaviours.CES should not be mistaken for (ECT)electro-convulsive therapy also known as electroshock therapy used by psychiatrists to treat patients with severe depression. Shock therapy uses a current that is 1000 times greater than Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES> > > > >> > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this board... However > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their neurotransmitter levels > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered is that they > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block for serotonin. > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our minds that's > > > >produce the

nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and can no longer > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting lexapro. I was on > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on Lexapro to see if > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes. Then I was back > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function normally with the > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply would I > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want solutions. I > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed when I read > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.> > > > >> > > >> > >>

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The video I posted is MY video. It is what happened to ME. I refuse to make

myself a guinea pig by taking more drugs. (I've been free of them for 27 years

now.) For a long time my husband and I went through extensive therapy and

sought out natural aphrodisiacs, but to no avail.

FINALLY, after 10 YEARS of this, I found a doctor who would really listen to me.

He sent me to specialists and I had some very uncomfortable tests done, but they

all seemed normal. Then my doctor did a threshold test with a pin and said that

it was evidently my saddle area that was numb. He believed me enough to say

that if I wrote a book I could mention his name in it.

My loss is INDEED permanent whether you care to believe me or not. Yes, there

IS such a thing as permanent pudendal nerve damage. I only hope you don't have

it, or don't ACQUIRE it by experimenting with more drugs.

Sincerely,

Kay

(I'm wondering if you even BOTHERED to read through my whole video and the story

I wrote on my channel. Four years? No, it's been over 27 now...

What kind of AGENDA do you think I'd have in telling people this? Helping

others maybe? YES, if it can help keep people from being damaged in this way.

I'm certainly not looking for any monetary reward. This is a super painful thing

to write a book about, although Dr. Szasz encouraged me to do so. He

said it might be therapeutic for me and also do some good in the world. - L.K.)

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this

board... However

> > > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their

neurotransmitter levels

> > > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered

is that they

> > > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block for

serotonin.

> > > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our

minds that's

> > > > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and can

no longer

> > > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting

lexapro. I was on

> > > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on

Lexapro to see if

> > > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes. Then

I was back

> > > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function normally

with the

> > > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply

would I

> > > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want

solutions. I

> > > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed

when I read

> > > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

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I'm sorry, but I refuse to give up. I had severe OCD for 25 years. From 19

years old until 44 I lived 24/7 with symptoms. It was a " life sentence " based

upone everyone I consulted with. I NEVER gave up. I know there was someone out

there that did it. I lived on medications for years which helped me a lot but

did not eliminate it. I continued to seek solutions. I would read up on every

possible lead and over the years I saw some progress but not complete recovery.

I still never game up. I just don't have it in me to quit. Even after I was

repeatedly told by medical professionals that I would take medications for life

and still have to deal with it. Thank God I didn't listen. I have been off

meds for 2 years. I have been CURED -- 100% of my OCD for 6 mos. It took

persistence, it took effort, it took pain, it took trial and error, it took

finding the correct answers. It happened. I am living proof.

By the way, my libido and sexual functions worked at at least 80% during the

entire 15 years. It wasn't until I quit the meds that things pooped out. I

don't this this is permanent. I just need to find the switch that was flipped

off and fix it. I am actively pursuing it and I will find it. I am determined

to do so. I want to use this board to work with others to find those solutions.

There are others who will live the rest of their lives with OCD and PSSD... I'm

not one of them. I feel sad for those who have given up. Am I happy about my

situation? No, but I don't have time to wallow in it. There is too much to

learn and too much to seek. Too much time to waste. I look forward to working

with those other of you interested in fixing this and paving the way for those

others behind us.

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> > > > > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this

board... However

> > > > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their

neurotransmitter levels

> > > > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered

is that they

> > > > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block

for serotonin.

> > > > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our

minds that's

> > > > > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and

can no longer

> > > > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting

lexapro. I was on

> > > > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on

Lexapro to see if

> > > > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes.

Then I was back

> > > > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function

normally with the

> > > > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply

would I

> > > > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want

solutions. I

> > > > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed

when I read

> > > > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

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every time I read this board about oh poor me my life is over I can't feel love, I can't have sex, naked girls don't turn me on etc... You won't get a bit of sympathy from me cuz I live it too everyday, we are all in the same boat. However your posts and your attitude inspires me. I feel like your the only other person with the same outlook and attitude as me. Everything happeneds for a reason, when I'm cured sex and love will mean sooooo much more to me than they ever use to. After dealing with this the little bumps in life that ruin other people don't even slow me down. It has made me realize what really is important. I hate PSSD and it has plagued me for 5 years, but I will not let it beat me. I will continue to Trust in God and work like hell for a cure. And you truly are an inspiration. God helps those who help themselvesSent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerrySender: SSRIsex Date: Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:44:52 -0000To: <SSRIsex >ReplyTo: SSRIsex Subject: Re: Recovered from Anxiety Disorder! - Encouraged by PSSD Treatment I'm sorry, but I refuse to give up. I had severe OCD for 25 years. From 19 years old until 44 I lived 24/7 with symptoms. It was a " life sentence " based upone everyone I consulted with. I NEVER gave up. I know there was someone out there that did it. I lived on medications for years which helped me a lot but did not eliminate it. I continued to seek solutions. I would read up on every possible lead and over the years I saw some progress but not complete recovery. I still never game up. I just don't have it in me to quit. Even after I was repeatedly told by medical professionals that I would take medications for life and still have to deal with it. Thank God I didn't listen. I have been off meds for 2 years. I have been CURED -- 100% of my OCD for 6 mos. It took persistence, it took effort, it took pain, it took trial and error, it took finding the correct answers. It happened. I am living proof.By the way, my libido and sexual functions worked at at least 80% during the entire 15 years. It wasn't until I quit the meds that things pooped out. I don't this this is permanent. I just need to find the switch that was flipped off and fix it. I am actively pursuing it and I will find it. I am determined to do so. I want to use this board to work with others to find those solutions. There are others who will live the rest of their lives with OCD and PSSD... I'm not one of them. I feel sad for those who have given up. Am I happy about my situation? No, but I don't have time to wallow in it. There is too much to learn and too much to seek. Too much time to waste. I look forward to working with those other of you interested in fixing this and paving the way for those others behind us. > > > > > > > >> > > > > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this board... However > > > > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their neurotransmitter levels > > > > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered is that they > > > > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block for serotonin. > > > > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our minds that's > > > > > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and can no longer > > > > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting lexapro. I was on > > > > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on Lexapro to see if > > > > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes. Then I was back > > > > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function normally with the > > > > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply would I > > > > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want solutions. I > > > > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed when I read > > > > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.> > > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > >> >>

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It would do good for everyone if u write a book. Eventually, with strong people such as yourself, the whole of our "civilized" world will be properly warned about the truth of what is going on here. I have a friend whose father owns a paper out in cleveland. It is not the new york times, but his family seems interested in writing the article. I will refer them to this forum for more personal stories, stats (though hard to come by), and other valuable information. We were not "struck by lightning", and we are not " one in a million" cases. I believe there are probably much greater populations of sufferers. I also think that the wellbutrin I took when I was 15 probably stunted my psychological development (even though a lot of docs will refute there are any issues with that specific poison). Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerrySender: SSRIsex Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:47:00 -0000To: <SSRIsex >ReplyTo: SSRIsex Subject: Re: Recovered from Anxiety Disorder! - Encouraged by PSSD Treatment The video I posted is MY video. It is what happened to ME. I refuse to make myself a guinea pig by taking more drugs. (I've been free of them for 27 years now.) For a long time my husband and I went through extensive therapy and sought out natural aphrodisiacs, but to no avail. FINALLY, after 10 YEARS of this, I found a doctor who would really listen to me. He sent me to specialists and I had some very uncomfortable tests done, but they all seemed normal. Then my doctor did a threshold test with a pin and said that it was evidently my saddle area that was numb. He believed me enough to say that if I wrote a book I could mention his name in it.My loss is INDEED permanent whether you care to believe me or not. Yes, there IS such a thing as permanent pudendal nerve damage. I only hope you don't have it, or don't ACQUIRE it by experimenting with more drugs.Sincerely, Kay(I'm wondering if you even BOTHERED to read through my whole video and the story I wrote on my channel. Four years? No, it's been over 27 now... What kind of AGENDA do you think I'd have in telling people this? Helping others maybe? YES, if it can help keep people from being damaged in this way. I'm certainly not looking for any monetary reward. This is a super painful thing to write a book about, although Dr. Szasz encouraged me to do so. He said it might be therapeutic for me and also do some good in the world. - L.K.) > > > > > > >> > > > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this board... However > > > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their neurotransmitter levels > > > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered is that they > > > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block for serotonin. > > > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our minds that's > > > > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and can no longer > > > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting lexapro. I was on > > > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on Lexapro to see if > > > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes. Then I was back > > > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function normally with the > > > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply would I > > > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want solutions. I > > > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed when I read > > > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.> > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > >> >>

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I hope to someday have some answers on PSSD so I have something to write about.

The interesting thing is that the more you seek the more information you find.

Based upon my own past personal experience I have learned two things -- 1) Don't

give up. When you think you know everything there is to know there is always

something yet to be learned. 2) Don't believe anyone who tells you something

won't work or something can't be done. I have come to realize that " experts " in

the field of medicine will discount anything they don't know about or are not

trained in. I have had MD's laugh at me for the natural treatments I sought and

found success with for my OCD. The very Dr. I saw for more than 10 years, and

was one of her worst cases of OCD, told me that under my my well-researched

choice of natural treatments, I would crash & burn within weeks of coming off

medications (which in the past, would have been true). Now, two years later, I

am medication & anxiety free!

Fortunate for me, someone else out of the UK had the same persistence some 10

years back to do the research and find the answers for his own anxiety disorder.

He did write an entire book and program and now has helped more than 100,000

people fully recover with more than a 97% success rate. He had no medical

knowledge or training. He was simply a victim of severe OCD who refused to give

up and was willing to do extensive research and seek answers. Today he is

slowly gaining the respect of hundreds of MDs who currently use his program with

their own patients. (His name is Linden and his website is

www.linden-method.com for anyone interested.)

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> > > > > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this

board... However

> > > > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their

neurotransmitter levels

> > > > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have recovered

is that they

> > > > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block

for serotonin.

> > > > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our

minds that's

> > > > > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and

can no longer

> > > > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting

lexapro. I was on

> > > > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on

Lexapro to see if

> > > > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes.

Then I was back

> > > > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function

normally with the

> > > > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin supply

would I

> > > > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I want

solutions. I

> > > > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more depressed

when I read

> > > > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Bruce! I have become selective in the posts I spend time reading. I

already live with the symptoms and I am thankful that I now realize the

connection and cause of them by reading that other people are going through

this, however now that I know the problem I now only want to focus on finding

the solutions. Focusing solely on the problem drains me and drags me down

emotionally which is counter productive to what I am trying to accomplish. I am

thankful to those of you that are like-minded. I look forward to sharing

research and treatment experiences.

By the way, the lab had a snafu on the Neurotransmitter Therapy (NT) lab test I

took and I will need to retake it next week. My amino acids are therefore not

being adjusted until they get the correct results. Did speak with the Dr. and he

confirmed that when the neurotransmitters reach the proper balance the " light

switch will just turn on " . It is not a gradual process but rather a profound

effect seen ~7-10 days from the date you reach the right balance of amino acids.

The key is that reaching that balance can take a lot of trial and testing and

the difference may be as little as one simple tweak in dosage. The tweaking

process is not just increasing dosage but adjusting some up and some down till

you hit the correct balance. He told me not to expect to feel better until we

reach that point. Interesting. Time will tell.

BLK, looking forward to hearing your experience when you start NT in October.

Were you able to find a practitioner in the Miami area?

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> > > > > > > > > I hate to take the focus off the current scrapping on this

board... However

> > > > > > > >has anyone tried neurotransmitter therapy or had their

neurotransmitter levels

> > > > > > > >checked? The only trend I have seen from people that have

recovered is that they

> > > > > > > >were taking 5htp, which is a supplement that is a building block

for serotonin.

> > > > > > > >Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps neurons in our

minds that's

> > > > > > > >produce the nerotransmitter serotonin were damaged by ssri's and

can no longer

> > > > > > > >produce enough on their own. I only had problems after quiting

lexapro. I was on

> > > > > > > >it for 1 year. 4 years after having full on PSSD I Got back on

Lexapro to see if

> > > > > > > >it would reverse my symptoms, it did 100% for about 20 minutes.

Then I was back

> > > > > > > >to pssd. Did my brain have just enough serotonin to function

normally with the

> > > > > > > >ssri for a short time? Maybe. If I can rebuild the serotonin

supply would I

> > > > > > > >function normally? Possibly. IM tired of hearing sob stories I

want solutions. I

> > > > > > > >know your struggling we all are. This board makes me more

depressed when I read

> > > > > > > >it. Let's find solutions people.

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