←  Mental Health

LONGECITY


The above is an ad! Advertisements help to support the work of this non-profit organisation. To go ad-free join as a Member.
»

Help with Anxiety/Depression stack.

rades1's Photo rades1 23 Dec 2015

Background:

29 year old male
5'10 180lbs.
Active gym goer
Have a good career
Eat pretty healthy/ good water intake.
3 herniated discs from labor job during college, had an epidural steroid injection which has helped tremendously.

I've suffered from General anxiety (years) and panic attacks for 6 months. I was on celexa for 2 years, I weened off using ashwagandha. I've learned do deal but it's still there.

My issues are:

Still slight anxiety
Still slight depression
Burned out adrenals and elevated cortisol due to caffeine (energy drink) abuse from stress.
Weight gain because of the above mentioned issues, plus I think long term celexa use did this too.
Slight back pain even though the injection helped.

Supplements now:

Multi vitamin
B complex
Vitamin C
Magnesium
Ashwagandha (ksm 66 300mg)


Basically I'm looking to add a little more to my stack now that I'm familiar with adaptogens (ashwagandha) to help with the mentioned issues which are...


Slight anxiety
Slight depression
Elevated cortisol/ burned out adrenals
Mild back pain from discs

What nootropics or adaptogens can I add to my stack to help me out?


Thanks guys! This is my first post and I look forward to reading and chatting with everyone.
Quote

rades1's Photo rades1 25 Dec 2015

Bump
Quote

sponsored ad  

Advertisements help to support the work of this non-profit organisation. To go ad-free join as a Member.

Samson Alin's Photo Samson Alin 28 Dec 2015

So,for high cortisol you could try Phospatydilserine and Relora which suposedly could bring down your high-cortisol.From my personal experience ,I saw that once the cortisol has a normal value,anxiety goes down as well.What I strongly recommend is to do an genome test from 23andme.com .The results could shed some light on the causes of anxiety due a mutation that corelates with deficiences at neurotrasmitter production level.

Quote