New study reveals the epigenetic effects of Citalopram
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Have someone tried valproic acid, and had any improvements on it?
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I have ordered sodium butyrate, what dosage would you guys recommend taking?
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"I feel SSRIs were responsible for my CFS experience. In 2010 while I was away on a long trip I simply ran out of Fluoxetine so effectively went cold turkey....I didnt seem to suffer any consequences immediately and certainly didn't associate the onset of CFS a few months later with the sudden withdrawal of Fluoxetine.
The severity of the fatigue was terrible, I could barely walk. This state continued for about 3 months when I had a sudden positive step change in the fatigue level...not back to normal but I certainly enjoyed my partial return to health. Three months later after a very tiring day I went to lie down for an hour...when I woke I was completely back to my pre CFS state....not just a bit better and a gradual improvement over weeks...instantly ...a miracle!
This happy state remained for 11 months. I certainly made the most of my health during this period. I then caught a bad cold and and the CFS returned in force, this time it continued for what seemed an interminable 5 years.
At this point I was diagnosed with cancer and had to undergo chemotherapy and radiotherapy...the side effects of this were terrible in conjunction with the CFS. The recovery from the treatment followed the predicted time scale....miraculously my CFS disappeared as I recovered."
someone on here their ssri induced cfs went away after chemo, quite interesting.
The severity of the fatigue was terrible, I could barely walk. This state continued for about 3 months when I had a sudden positive step change in the fatigue level...not back to normal but I certainly enjoyed my partial return to health. Three months later after a very tiring day I went to lie down for an hour...when I woke I was completely back to my pre CFS state....not just a bit better and a gradual improvement over weeks...instantly ...a miracle!
This happy state remained for 11 months. I certainly made the most of my health during this period. I then caught a bad cold and and the CFS returned in force, this time it continued for what seemed an interminable 5 years.
At this point I was diagnosed with cancer and had to undergo chemotherapy and radiotherapy...the side effects of this were terrible in conjunction with the CFS. The recovery from the treatment followed the predicted time scale....miraculously my CFS disappeared as I recovered."
someone on here their ssri induced cfs went away after chemo, quite interesting.
Re: New study reveals the epigenetic effects of Citalopram
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I've been telling you it's not all talk here yeh. DNA demethylation looks really promising.
I've been telling you it's not all talk here yeh. DNA demethylation looks really promising.
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Re: New study reveals the epigenetic effects of Citalopram
I found this study: Demethylation treatment restores erectile function in a rat model of hyperhomocysteinemia
The demethylating agent azacitidine is used in this study
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26585696
The demethylating agent azacitidine is used in this study
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26585696
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Re: New study reveals the epigenetic effects of Citalopram
Call it a demethylating agent instead of chemo. There is already plenty of stigma around it.
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haha done. Did u read the study? I think it's really hopefull. Last week by accident i took a methyl donor called betaine hcl and i have extremely worsened since. This shows me epegenetics plays a major role tbh. I will be going to a clinic specialized in epegenetics and demethylizing anytime soon. I hope they can maybe help me get this demethylating agent .nasibi wrote:Call it a demethylating agent instead of chemo. There is already plenty of stigma around it.
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Yes, I did. Aza/Decit have also been shown to turn ON the silenced genes that regulate the dopamine and androgen receptors. They are legit.
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Re: New study reveals the epigenetic effects of Citalopram
Could you post a citation to that? I’m interested in reading about that.nasibi wrote:Yes, I did. Aza/Decit have also been shown to turn ON the silenced genes that regulate the dopamine and androgen receptors. They are legit.
PSSD from citalopram.
Took it Winter 2012-Summer 2016
Cut cold turkey. Symptoms include genital anesthesia, ejaculatory anhedonia, low libido, Burning/tingling genital pain.
My story: http://www.pssdforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2536
Took it Winter 2012-Summer 2016
Cut cold turkey. Symptoms include genital anesthesia, ejaculatory anhedonia, low libido, Burning/tingling genital pain.
My story: http://www.pssdforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2536
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Re: New study reveals the epigenetic effects of Citalopram
yeah, with hydralazinequagmire wrote:Have someone tried valproic acid, and had any improvements on it?
google the combo on pubmed
also its dirt cheap even at the highest demethylating doses
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