The therapeutic dose you were aiming for was therapeutic for manic people, not for people with PSSD. The therapeutic dose for bipolars induces anhedonia (to counterbalance mania, which can overactivate reward systems). This may explain why above 400 mg you felt less motivated. I read that Meso said...

I’ve been studying PSSD recently, and I’ve already made some discoveries. I’ve been studying neuroscience and pharmacology for a few years now. I’ve learned a broad variety of topics through studies, anecdotes, and personal experience. This is much superior than just learning from a textbook like a...

If you want to convince a doctor of your problem, you have to use scientific language. If you want to make her aware of the dysfunctions caused by drugs, print out articles you've read on Pubmed, or read in the press interviewing researchers on the subject. Meso shared his full article published in...

How can she know that there is no proof when she is not aware of the existence of PSSD? This is very inconsistent and has been inconsistent several times during this consultation. She clearly didn't listen or only took in what she wanted to hear, because despite the fact that I told her that I had h...

If you want to convince a doctor of your problem, you have to use scientific language. If you want to make her aware of the dysfunctions caused by drugs, print out articles you've read on Pubmed, or read in the press interviewing researchers on the subject. Meso shared his full article published in...

If you want to convince a doctor of your problem, you have to use scientific language. If you want to make her aware of the dysfunctions caused by drugs, print out articles you've read on Pubmed, or read in the press interviewing researchers on the subject. Meso shared his full article published in...

hello, I saw a psychiatrist this afternoon. I told her about my symptoms and she doesn't believe PSSD is real at all. She says antidepressants cause no long-term effects. I told her that despite what she said, here in Belgium it is indicated in the instructions that SSRIs could cause long-term sexua...

[/quote] I wouldn't recommend taking lithium, especially if you have severe pssd. It's a potent 5ht1a agonist and raises serotonin significantly. You're playing with fire. Positive effects are usually followed by a crash so don't take for a long period of time. Jatamansi may help but it will be less...

I'm only at the beginning and there hasn't been a blood test yet and i already have severe pssd. I saw my psychatrist yesterday who prescribed a check-up blood test but she didn't give me an appointment until August which doesn't really suit me because I'm only at 400mg and I doubt that I am at the ...

I would like to test a precursor of acetylcholine.

Either Alpha-GPC or citocholine. what do you think ? have you tested it?