Comment · Wed, March 13, 2019 · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
Black seed oil extract surprisingly strong effect!
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ptsdrobin · 39 points
Hey! I have had severe ptsd and panic disorder, i used and tried alot of drugs and different supplements for it. Many drugs like ssri’s does nothing to me and many supplements just worsens my insomnia like l-theanine and aswagandha.
I decided to give black seed oil extract (Nigella Sativa) a try after i saw post here that it could help people that did alot of diazepam and alcohol(i did as they were only thing that helped me feel better). I didint really except to feel anything from black seed oil after so many supplements failed me, i was thinking im going to eat it few bottles and hopefully it does something good to my receptors that i will not most likely even notice.
I was surprised and enthusiastic after few hours of taking 1000mg of oil extract, because it really has some pretty strong effect, its hard to describe but its like small dose of diazepam or maybe little bit how i felt after taking 20g of inositol. Its calming me down and there is like strong anti panic effect but same time maybe little bit brain fog like with other sedatives (that i dont really like because i have to do alot math in school). Also whats been weird past 5 days i have been takeing it is i fell in…
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Penis_Retard_69_ · 5 points
Have you tried MDMA? It works wonders for Ptsd.
Update: thanks for clarifying that I forgot some people have no common sense.
Also would like to add that a healthy diet is essential. Focus on gut health diets since it is your "second brain".
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
*In a clinical setting, under supervision, properly dosed, and paired with therapy.
Please be careful suggesting MDMA lightly to someone with PTSD. Just rolling your balls off at a rave is not exactly the same as what MAPS is doing in their clinical trials. Many people might not know that and misuse it. That could make things worse.