5-HT2C Odd Issue
metabrain 20 May 2018
I am trying to understand an odd issue that I have been having with my memory for some time now.
I was on Sertraline for more than a decade and began to have memory issues when I came off of it, when I take Sertraline my memory improves but I get extremely hostile and unsociable on it.
Here is where things get weird, I have tried going back on Sertraline, when I do my memory improves but when I come off of it my memory gets worse each time,
I went on the assumption that 5-HT2C simply became down-regulated since Sertraline downregulates the receptor so I decided to go on Citralopram since this up-regulates 5-HT2C, after a few days I begin to find that I can remember certain things easier.
When I came off Citralopram the same thing happened, my memory got worse than before. I can repeat this pattern again and again.
I have no idea what is going on, has anyone heard of such a phenomenon?
I went on the assumption that 5-HT2C became downregulated
Galaxyshock 20 May 2018
Bacopa may have a normalizing effect on 5-HT2C receptors, though this is based on rat studies. It is a known memory enhancer regardless, so I would recommend to try it out.
metabrain 20 May 2018
Bacopa may have a normalizing effect on 5-HT2C receptors, though this is based on rat studies. It is a known memory enhancer regardless, so I would recommend to try it out.
I tried it but I literally felt nothing even when I doubled the dosage.
John250 22 May 2018
metabrain 28 May 2018
Did you try bacopa synapsa vs bacognize? Seems synapse can cause energy where bacognize can cause more sedation from what I read.
I just realized that it was Ginkgo Biloba that I tried not Bacopa, I have ordered a supply of Bacopa to see how I will get on.