myheritage data doesn't show this one for me


have you tried taking tyrosine??

my bad, It's the other way around

psychedelics also seem to upregulate them
but it's hard to judge cumulative benefits

mucuna is labeled by Ldopa %


yohimbine interacts with many 5ht receptors it's like a

so you don't think it's the result of downregulating 5HT-2A ??

I’m also female and just realized that I’ve been suffering from this for so many years. I was on saris for about 7 years. Now I’m on Bio estradiol progesterone and have no libido. Masturbation is too difficult and as a young person I was multiorgasmic. Are there any treatments out there? it's possi...

This drug isn't seen as effective by many, is compared to homeopathy, and no studies I've seen from from people other than Epstein. Appeared in 2010. Claimed to be of central action and to have no side effects compared to placebo. http://sportwiki.to/%D0%94%D0%B8%D0%B5%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%81...

. The hypo-activity in the frontal lobe that causes the debilitating cognitive symptoms is probably caused by some change in 5HT2A, which is responsible for release of dopamine in the frontal lobe. In PSSD, our receptors get "stuck" in some altered state that is quite different from the n...

i think if PSSD is indeed a catalyst to something like Alzheimer's then i can't not call it neurotoxic, for these are in and of itself toxic and the behavior of a late stage dementia patient is way worse than many neurotoxins damage, not counting it's sneaky subtlety but i understand both point of v...

Hey guys/gals, I'd been absent from the PSSD community for a while. Well, my family and I caught COVID-19 and am currently on the path to recovery. I want to share my ideas with everyone on how to progress on PSSD. I think the most crucial aspect for us as a community right now is gaining awareness...