these are all good points. Have there ever been any cases of hormones making people straight again? I have heard a story a while back about a gay personal trainer who after using Tren became straight (or bi I forget,) and married a female client and now is a father.
Latest posts made by Buck_Breaker
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RE: Curing Homosexuality with Ivermectin and other anti-parasitic drugsposted in Not Medical Advice
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RE: Supplements that have ruined your healthposted in Bioenergetics Discussion
Agmatine is great but it gives me herpes on my face.
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RE: Laziness and studying from a bioenergetic viewposted in Not Medical Advice
I used to be extremely lazy when I was a drug addict, even during periods where no one could tell I was a drug addict (prescription meds for example.)
Now that I'm sober, I've slowly become much much much more productive even though I'm still lazy. I've noticed that my laziness has MUCH more to do with my mental health than my physical health. I had a very intense leg day two days ago, and I have a very badly broken pinky toe. Nonetheless, today I'm in a great mood and I've done all my laundry, car-wash, cleaned my entire apartment and paid online bills.
Therefore I am a firm believer (anecdotally) that laziness can be alleviated through doing things that you like AND that make you happy after you're done doing them.
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RE: Getting lean as fuckposted in Not Medical Advice
@fucker The real question is WHY? Women don't like it and it looks weird in real life. It might look cool in pictures.
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RE: Curing Homosexuality with Ivermectin and other anti-parasitic drugsposted in Not Medical Advice
@Buck_Breaker I think for certain types (like ones who were victims of SA for example) it might not work. It seems extremely unlikely that parasites would be the ONLY reason for engaging in homosexual behavior.
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RE: Tianeptineposted in Case Studies
@thyroidchor27 of course I didn't, I was very mentally ill and it was just a great way to pass the time during the quarantine.
It can easily give you an ulcer as well, at the end day 6 of my binge I had a sharp pain in my stomach that went away about 2 weeks after I quit.
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RE: Tianeptineposted in Case Studies
@thyroidchor27 you're completely wrong here bud.
It's one google search away.
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RE: Tianeptineposted in Case Studies
If Tianeptine is the only thing that makes you not depressed and you really need an anti-depressant, talk to a "doctor" and get amitriptyline. Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) like amitriptyline do similar things to Tia but it's a lot safer, even though all Tricyclic antidepressants cause fatal heart attacks around 40 (including Tianeptine) if used regularly.
The fact you write this stupid crap makes me dislike you. You're lucky this forum doesn't allow making violent threats.
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RE: Tianeptineposted in Case Studies
I've withdrawn from just about every drug. Tianeptine Sulfate withdrawal after just 10 days was by far the most traumatic withdrawal I've ever had. I had Kratom, gabapentin, and clonazepam to help ease me through the withdrawal. For 9 days I laid in bed. The first 5 days I was crying for no reason, sweating, pooping out acid.
I've withdrawn from hardcore benzo usage after 6 years, and that was much milder (though much longer) than Tianeptine Sodium withdrawal, and I had tons of other things to help ease and get me through Tianeptine Sodium withdrawal and NOTHING to ease me through a 6 year 6mg a day Clonazepam withdrawal.
Do not use this. I remember seeing years ago a guy literally killed himself coming off of this stuff. I could see it.
The juice isn't worth the squeeze. Heroin has a much milder withdrawal and a much better high than this poison.
Tianeptine Sodium isn't nearly as bad, but it's at around the same level as Benzos or Heroin.
Get off it asap, or check into a psych ward or detox center if you feel like you can't come off of it at home.