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#1 kurdishfella

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Posted 17 September 2017 - 05:14 AM


Say you have some sort of genetic mutation and you produce too much serotonin in the brain.. What happens to it all? where does it go? What happens to the brain? how does it affect the person? etc



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Posted 17 September 2017 - 01:08 PM

it corrals itself in your colon until the pressure exceeds a criticality threshold, and at last it leaks out your bellybutton as a gaseous ammonium tryptamide

 

a less facetious answer, maybe?  depending on other genetic factors, a high disposition to serotonin may put you over the edge in terms of conditions as serious as epilepsy and schiozphrenia, but more commonly it can be distinguished by minor physical traits, hand-steadiness, lack of anxiety, as well as psychological ones, generousity, courage and a touch of assertiveness.  they may also exhibit a lack of sensitivity to antidepressants and  traditional psychedelics

 

in summary it must be admitted that nothing terribly definitive can be said.  variations in particular brain regions can give an opposite picture for conditions as similar as anxiety and OCD, long-term adaptions of the body to its own disordered state remain notoriously hard to pin down, and 21st century scientific technique has fallen depressingly short of 20th century projections


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Posted 17 September 2017 - 05:20 PM

Info on serotonin syndrome: http://www.mayoclini...me/ovc-20305669

On the treatment tab you will find drugs like cyproheptadine.

 

And here are 5 suggestions for lowering serotonin. Note the comments below it, where one person claimed great results by combining 1&5.


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Posted 17 September 2017 - 08:43 PM

not what I was asking . Cyproheptadine just gets rid of the serotonin effect it doesent Actually lower Serotonin levels.

 

 

Im not talking about high serotonin that you canT just get rid of by going outside. Im talking So much serotonin But not serotonin Syndrome .  And that guy from Detroit dont even know what hes talking about he should stay on topics he is more experienced in.

 

 

Here is a little information: 
Too much serotonin will eventually decrease your other neurontransmitters like dopamine etc to very LOW levels. With High Serotonin.

It will put your amygdala in overtime and as long as the excess serotonin is there the amygdala will never turn off or  be in an constant High alert all the time. 

So with an 24/7 amygdala this will in turn put constant stress and anxiety on your body. The amount of stress will cause Severe faitgue, OCD, No energy, Zombie, SOCIAL ANXIETY like you never felt before, So many side effects that too much serotonin can cause is unbelievable. 

I belive this is the mutation I HAVE it must have been some kind of evolution trait for me to be in an constant alert mode to be aware of the dangerous animals around but it backfires ..  Try it , take 500mg 5-HTP Daily for few months now If serotonin is so good then you got nothing to worry about right .. Then come and report back how you feel.  I  most have an overactive amygdala or I produce too much serotonin.. either of those.

 

Im gonna try Guanfacine  or memantine hopefully they are strong enough decrease amygdala activity.. But I also need some sort of drug that can get rid of excess serotonin which I have yet to find.. At the moment im looking at risperdal and zyprexa to get rid of the serotonin.

 

 

 

Individuals with social phobia have too much serotonin – not too little

 

http://www.uu.se/en/...rticle/?id=4918


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#5 BlueCloud

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Posted 17 September 2017 - 11:32 PM

If you already know the answer, why are you asking ?
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#6 kurdishfella

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Posted 17 September 2017 - 11:46 PM

I dont know everything and maybe there is someone else on here that understands this better than me.


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