Buspar??

[[El...]]

What does Buspar work on and does it help amxiety?

[[Ma...]]

Not in post Benzoland. The only thing that helps is time.

[[Th...]]

Your brain is on a track to healing. My opinion is that you shouldn’t confuse it with more mind altering drugs. Plus, it may make you worse. Time will heal you, like Marina said.

[[El...]]

What does Buspar work on and does it help amxiety?

 

I am now having an obsessive fear about my bp. I am on a bp med. And when I am home my bp is fine, but when i try to go somewhere it shoots up because Inget very very anxious and afraid.

[[El...]]

Your brain is on a track to healing. My opinion is that you shouldn’t confuse it with more mind altering drugs. Plus, it may make you worse. Time will heal you, like Marina said.

I agree with you. I do not want any more pills.

I used to take a magnesium citrate years ago before benzos but that actually made my bp high amd more anxious because it is a high free glutamic acid. I cant tolerate any citrate. What do you think of other forms of magnesium?

[[Th...]]

Your brain is on a track to healing. My opinion is that you shouldn’t confuse it with more mind altering drugs. Plus, it may make you worse. Time will heal you, like Marina said.

I agree with you. I do not want any more pills.

I used to take a magnesium citrate years ago before benzos but that actually made my bp high amd more anxious because it is a high free glutamic acid. I cant tolerate any citrate. What do you think of other forms of magnesium?

 

Magnesium is a glutamate antagonist, which means it temporarily tampers down glutamate; however, the flip side is once it leaves your system you will get a nasty rebound glutamate spike. Even worse is if you take it constantly, you could upregulate glutamate more, which would put you in a temporary setback. My mantra is only consume things in their natural form. If you think you’re low in magnesium then eat a lot of high magnesium foods.

[[El...]]

Your brain is on a track to healing. My opinion is that you shouldn’t confuse it with more mind altering drugs. Plus, it may make you worse. Time will heal you, like Marina said.

I agree with you. I do not want any more pills.

I used to take a magnesium citrate years ago before benzos but that actually made my bp high amd more anxious because it is a high free glutamic acid. I cant tolerate any citrate. What do you think of other forms of magnesium?

 

Magnesium is a glutamate antagonist, which means it temporarily tampers down glutamate; however, the flip side is once it leaves your system you will get a nasty rebound glutamate spike. Even worse is if you take it constantly, you could upregulate glutamate more, which would put you in a temporary setback. My mantra is only consume things in their natural form. If you think you’re low in magnesium then eat a lot of high magnesium foods.

I see,maybe thats why I never felt good on the glycinate form either.

How does it upregulate glutamate?

[[Th...]]

Your brain is on a track to healing. My opinion is that you shouldn’t confuse it with more mind altering drugs. Plus, it may make you worse. Time will heal you, like Marina said.

I agree with you. I do not want any more pills.

I used to take a magnesium citrate years ago before benzos but that actually made my bp high amd more anxious because it is a high free glutamic acid. I cant tolerate any citrate. What do you think of other forms of magnesium?

 

Magnesium is a glutamate antagonist, which means it temporarily tampers down glutamate; however, the flip side is once it leaves your system you will get a nasty rebound glutamate spike. Even worse is if you take it constantly, you could upregulate glutamate more, which would put you in a temporary setback. My mantra is only consume things in their natural form. If you think you’re low in magnesium then eat a lot of high magnesium foods.

I see,maybe thats why I never felt good on the glycinate form either.

How does it upregulate glutamate?

 

As a rule of thumb, antagonists upregulate whereas agonists downregulate. Your brain is always striving for homeostasis so if you shut down glutamate with something like magnesium your brain will compensate by upregulating glutamate. Always trying to find that balance. This is why I believe we shouldn’t mess with anything with drugs or supplements.