Psychotropic medication discussion thread
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fadedbear92 said:I find that hard to believe myself—either someone is just trolling at this point, or the doctor is completely out of the loop.🤔
I don't buy it either.
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I don't buy it either.
Psychotropic medication discussion thread
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Jason Vaughn482 said:That sounds like a plan; I'll check them out since I'm already feeling way too reliant on laxatives. Thanks.
Flaxseed oil works wonders.
Psychotropic medication discussion thread
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James Foster4 said:About three years ago, I was on Zoloft for eight months, and I think it took almost three full months before I actually started feeling a difference...
Has anyone here tried Brintellix? Apparently, it's one of those newer ones on the market—does anyone have any experience with it?
Better off just taking Prozac.
Psychotropic medication discussion thread
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Dropped by Bundalica's on Tuesday and told her Prozac actually hits pretty well. She just laughed and said don't be surprised when junkies start calling it ecstasy. LOL
Early bird or night owl: when do you get your best ideas?
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Dana Miller7 said:Would you rather be Stalin or Hitler?😁
Easy.🤣
Early bird or night owl: when do you get your best ideas?
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darksurfer4 said:I work a job that involves night shifts, and honestly, I absolutely loathe them!!!! By the next day, my brain is just completely fried; I simply haven't mastered the art of sleeping while the sun is actually up!! What’s even more infuriating is how often I miss out on half of the Champions League matches—I'll turn on the TV and within sixty seconds, I'm out cold...
During these graveyard shifts where there’s practically zero work to be done, I find myself scrolling through Reddit, and man, it is incredibly toxic. You'll see people posting at 3:00 or even 4:00 AM saying they need to get going because they have to head into work in the morning, and it makes me wonder: what kind of shape are they actually in when they show up to their jobs???!!!????
Thinking back to some of the more famous figures who were known night owls, I think of Hitler, Stalin, Rembrandt, and Edison. Take Hitler, for example; he achieved incredible successes during his early reign, but eventually, Hitler becomes totally irrational and drags his entire country straight into catastrophe!!!!
And don't even get me started on Stalin. He was a liberal, an artist, a poet, always ready to lend a hand to anyone—only to transform into a paranoid wreck who ended up executing or sending almost his entire government and military leadership to a gulag!!!!
Is it possible that these bouts of irrationality exhibited by Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin could actually be attributed to chronic sleep deprivation???
Would you rather be Stalin or Hitler?😁