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Posted by Jeroen on October 9, 2016, at 12:44:42
Sarcosine (from brainvitaminz) 1 grams twice daily is replacing low dose Seroquel XR 100 mg
for me that is, at this time, been off Seroquel XR for a good 3 weeks+ (i could normally not function witouth it)-I also take a depot of abilify 400 mg every 28 days for lamictal incuded psychosis i had in 2008, i only took 25 mg of this sh*t (lamictal) and it made me severely psychotic and that feeling never went away. (any suggestion on this)
Some Anti biotics treat my schizophrenia like minocycline 50 mg but its too dangerous to retry this potent again, i still believe i have some sort of infection or maybe not, Sarcosine will open some answers i hope.
I also take clonazepam 1 mg twice daily
my sleep is better then ever with the Sarcosine, mood improved, listening to music, creating my own music, i have a soundcloud channel.
I am not saying i am cured, but i am lot better and not even 2 weeks into the sarcosine therapy,
before this i took a pro biotic called nutrimonium for couple of months and lost weight on abilify and seroquel XR.That's it for today ;) oh yes 0.5 mg of sarcosine didn't do the trick in me after 2 weeks.
Posted by Brot on October 12, 2016, at 12:11:23
In reply to Sarcosine: Update, posted by Jeroen on October 9, 2016, at 12:44:42
great news. keep us updated.
so you lost weight with this pro biotic treatment? interesting. might try it toogood luck
Posted by Lamdage22 on October 13, 2016, at 11:22:34
In reply to Re: Sarcosine: Update » Jeroen, posted by Brot on October 12, 2016, at 12:11:23
i am losing weight with combined power of Metformin and MSM albeit a high dosage of Neuroleptics. 20mg Zyprexa + 1000mg Seroquel.
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