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How to fight anhedonia using medicine after long time GABA B and A abusing?

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#1 dylesid

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Posted 29 December 2020 - 10:11 PM


Hello, I've been using GABA A  and mostly GABA B  agonists, like GBL, GHB, BDO, Phenibut and so on. How to fight anhedonia using medicine after long time GABA B and A abusing?

 

I would like to underline, I need medicine, not supplements, no sports and hugging trees, cold showers and so on. 

 

I vae been using Trittico (Trazodon) fror about 1 month but felt terrible. So this this kind  SSRI is not for me. Maybe  SNRI like Mirtazapine? Anything else?

 

I general i need something which will not work on GABA but it will lift my mood to the normal level until GABA system will be repaired,


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Posted 02 January 2021 - 02:44 PM

> I would like to underline, I need medicine, not supplements, no sports and hugging trees, cold showers and so on.

K.

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Posted 03 January 2021 - 12:00 AM

He doesn't even want to consider Bacopa or magnesium or turmeric? Red ginseng, a polyphenol rich diet, exercise even?

Many common supplements have investigational effects on glutamate and dopamine and GABA. The Ayurveda had to be onto something, I mean the Persians and the Babylonians had already a better understanding of mathematics and astronomy than the average Westerner does today, so.
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Posted 03 January 2021 - 12:53 AM

Was going to say the GABA antagonism/upregulation of Panax Ginseng (GS14) would seem like a perfect place to start. 


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#5 ErgogenicHealth

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Posted 05 January 2021 - 01:14 AM

Homotaurine? 


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#6 ErgogenicHealth

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Posted 05 January 2021 - 01:24 AM

Was going to say the GABA antagonism/upregulation of Panax Ginseng (GS14) would seem like a perfect place to start. 


Muira puama can also be used for this purpose. 


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#7 moomoo

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Posted 07 January 2021 - 01:19 PM

Muira puama can also be used for this purpose. 

 

Yes, that's true. But he "...need(s) medicine, not supplements" 

 

:-D


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#8 Justin BoBustinBananaFanaF

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Posted 18 January 2021 - 02:19 PM

I too have anhedonia. I am interested in non pharmaceutical interventions that may help. It seems like dopamine might be an area to Target and that Stephania(stephanolide) may help as a D1 agonist/d2 antagonist.

I'm looking for more substances and the ones mentioned above do sound interesting but I would like to know more about their mechanisms and see studies if they are available.

Homotaurine?


I assume that this is for its gaba properties?

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Posted 22 January 2021 - 02:50 PM

I too have anhedonia. I am interested in non pharmaceutical interventions that may help. It seems like dopamine might be an area to Target and that Stephania(stephanolide) may help as a D1 agonist/d2 antagonist.

I'm looking for more substances and the ones mentioned above do sound interesting but I would like to know more about their mechanisms and see studies if they are available.

I assume that this is for its gaba properties?


In my experience mirtazapine and trazodone make anhedonia worse. Low or high dose.

- Buspirone has done wonders for my anhedonia along side natural supplements such as Gingko biloba (5th1a protective effects and preventing desensitization from buspirone. (I am not too sure for people with gaba issues as ginkgo is a gaba antagonist)
-Taurine (gaba agonist without downregulation and helps hormones)
-Zinc
-Ginserg (especially Korean ginserg) 5ht2a agonist can give some sense of anhedonia relief as long as you don't suffer from anxiaty, racing thoughts, ocd paranoia etc. Usually it's a sign of oveactive 5ht2a receptors and its better to keep block. Although some people find great anhedonia relief from activating the 5th2a receptor especially if anhedonia is also sensory.
-Inositol above 4 grams can help regulate over-active 5ht2a receptors as it reduces its function. Also inositol increases dopamine receptor density that again may help with anhedonia.
-Berberine has also worked for me 1000 mg.
Berberine is a 5ht1a presynaptic agonist and inhibits 5ht1a post synaptic. But it gives me insomnia. It also blocks 5ht2a.

Personally I stay away from fish oil and vitamin d. Makes anhedonia worse. I'm not sure why. Increase in seratonin maybe?

Lastly cialis. Apart from the obvious benefits its a nootropic, can boost dopamine and if you take it along with exercising can give you a nice comfidence boost which again may relieve anhedonia.( be careful can lower blood pressure)





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