Stefoo2 log, Accutane and Chemical sensitivity

stefoo2

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Going to update this post here, there really wasn't much information in it


So basically, I haven't been feeling well for about 10 years. It started high school freshman year, when I started to experience debilitating anxiety. It was primarily social anxiety, but I also had pretty much general anxiety disorder.

Then my sophomore year I began experiencing depression, this was quickly coupled with such bad fatigue that it was hard to get up and go to school everyday. My entire high school career was difficult

At the end of my sophomore year I did accutane for about 2 months, which quickly cure up my chronic acne. Immediately following this I did not notice worsening of any symptoms, but I think they were more gradual.

Throughout this entire time in high school I was experimenting with SSRi and SSNRI antidepressant, I remember after taking one of them my erections were never really bad great afterwards. But this was also after accutane as well. I don't know which one pushed me over the edge, I've thought about this long and hard (no pun intended)

I get into a pretty good college and then I begin my freshmen year. Lots of viruses were caught that year and I was sick like 80% of the time. I also developed POIS somewhere between freshman year of high school and freshman year of college. Anytime I orgasm I feel horribly irritable and fatigued for the next 3 days

The summer following my freshman year at college, I developed electromagnetic hyper sensitivity. I knew I developed this because every day when I said down at my job and used to the computer I would get debilitating physical symptoms such as nausea and fatigue.

This basically catapulted my health into the dump, and after that I began to develop tons of chemical sensitivity is as well to things such as everyday cotton or polyester. It was a chain reaction.

I began a to do a series of detoxes and all of that eventually made my health much worse. I crashed my adrenal glands via Mercury chelation (acc protocol). This basically gave me chronic fatigue syndrome, at this point I'm the complete mess. I have every symptom in the book from gut problems to psychological.

That's a pretty quick and dirty explanation of my health journey. I've tried hundred the different things and spent thousands of dollars so far, I've had chronic fatigue for about 4 years.


I should also add that one of my most annoying and exhausting symptoms is this feeling of restlessness/irritability/manic. I can never relax, it's very deflating
 
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TubZy

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Any suggestions then? I've tried taking each one of those extensively with no results.

PS sorry for the triple post, not used to the forum format yet.

Make your own log/start your own thread, think it would be much better.

But yeah supplementing them individually wouldn't really do anything since the body can't utilize them properly, when you make your own log I'll post some stuff in there,don't want to keep putting info into here lol to keep it more organized
 
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Canari

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As I know it is important that you limit your time on internet, I have moved the posts, so that @TubZy can already give you some informations!
I can move posts until people get used to the form of the forum and get more organized. lol it is not only you! :rolleyes:;)
Please first keep your spontaneity in posting! :)
 

TubZy

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Any suggestions then? I've tried taking each one of those extensively with no results.

PS sorry for the triple post, not used to the forum format yet.

Since zinc, b6, copper are all not working correctly (copper breaks down histamine) you can check out zinc finger protocol, but basically if you wanted to start to see how you feel right away you could try histidine + cysteine, then possibly add in copper. The chemical sensitivity is probably coming from histamine/histidine/copper issue.

ZINC FINGER THEORY for HAIRLOSS AND PFS
 

stefoo2

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I've tried proviron (dht) in the past at 50mg for three days, I only felt slightly worse and dehydrated overall. No effect on my libido at all.

Today I have begun trying it again but this time in addition to resveratrol

I'm dosing the proviron at 75mg and the resv at 500mg (trans-resv)

I'm just looking to get a temporary fix to see if I'm even barking up the right tree. I also have POIS which is I assume in entirely hormonal problem.

I will probably be on this cocktail for 3 or 4 days,
 

Canari

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Stef, I think you are part of the people who could benefit from trying a zero carb diet, only meat. I know a guy who got better very quick for the first time in his life at 48! He got better all at once for his big gut issues, as he was at his worse loosing blood, but also his long time depression went away and he also noticed that his all life acne went away. And this problem was the last he was bothering about, as he was more scared by other things.

My friend with sensitivities could eat only meat when she was at her worse, and each time she feels bad come back problems with plant food only, though she can be limited for eggs too.

You have sensitivities, you had the acne, and you get the depression because it is linked to guts. So it is worth a try....
 

stefoo2

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Stef, I think you are part of the people who could benefit from trying a zero carb diet, only meat. I know a guy who got better very quick for the first time in his life at 48! He got better all at once for his big gut issues, as he was at his worse loosing blood, but also his long time depression went away and he also noticed that his all life acne went away. And this problem was the last he was bothering about, as he was more scared by other things.

My friend with sensitivities could eat only meat when she was at her worse, and each time she feels bad come back problems with plant food only, though she can be limited for eggs too.

You have sensitivities, you had the acne, and you get the depression because it is linked to guts. So it is worth a try....


Interesting. A no carb diet might be the only kind of Diet I've never tried.

Thanks
 

stefoo2

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Stef, I think you are part of the people who could benefit from trying a zero carb diet, only meat. I know a guy who got better very quick for the first time in his life at 48! He got better all at once for his big gut issues, as he was at his worse loosing blood, but also his long time depression went away and he also noticed that his all life acne went away. And this problem was the last he was bothering about, as he was more scared by other things.

My friend with sensitivities could eat only meat when she was at her worse, and each time she feels bad come back problems with plant food only, though she can be limited for eggs too.

You have sensitivities, you had the acne, and you get the depression because it is linked to guts. So it is worth a try....


Pretty much the only diet I've never tried is the high meat one.

After looking into it I think I'm going to give it a shot.

Update this log after a couple days
 

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I think doing a water fast might be a better approach, to give the gut some time off. What is your height/weight, and guesstimate of body fat %?
 

stefoo2

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I think doing a water fast might be a better approach, to give the gut some time off. What is your height/weight, and guesstimate of body fat %?

I've done a couple water fasts, I think one was for about 72 hours and the other one was about 48.

They just seemed to be way too hard on my adrenal glands, during the water fast I feel terrible, almost passing out

I'm 5' 11, 158, and have no clue what my body fat is. I look athletic, with a good build but not very muscular. My muscles are actually very capable and I am able to do any type of physical labor, the problem is the following day I feel absolutely terrible if I over exert

I think the major complications with my case is that my sensitivities cause my body to constantly be in a fight or flight mode where its pumping out cortisol. For instance, just using my computer or phone really puts my brain into a "wired" mode where it takes me a couple hours to calm down from that.

On top of that, I'm so highly sensitive to most Fabrics that it's a very hard to get to good nights rest.

If I use something like vodka it can override all of my sensitivities and I'm able to feel kind of normal again. I think it comes down to the lymbic system. Vodka really helps my nervous system calm down and allow me to rest for once, after night of drinking I can feel so much better the following day because my body gets a nice deep rest.
 
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Canari

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If you think that there is such a reaction at limbic level: go for the Annie Hopper system! You know that with vodka you can run into problems because you will need more, and because your liver has to extra-work.

For trying all meat diet, i am going to read a bit more, as I am tempted too. My gut issues are little, but I feel nervously irritated, and I have eaten some gluten-free grain stuff....

i think animal + veg juices maybe... Anyway I am loosing the benefit of the fast little by little.

Yes, then the fight and flight is at autonomic level, further than the limbic. My friend is the same. I have twice managed to use my skills to make her discharge the electricity pretty quickly! She did it herself of course, I do no magic but I guided her search to do it. The second time she did it quick because she was so happy to feel this go away, but she was feeling bad the next day, and she thought it was from doing this. We will never know if she would have actually been worse. i respected she does not want to work like this. She believes in a system of vaccines to reestablish tolerance to foods and products. It obviously work for some persons, but I am not convinced...

I hope you could find some nice organic cotton for your bed, she has a futton with a wooden bed of untreated and not smelly wood.